I hate Sweetrobin too, but I think he'll die by too many pinches of Sweetsleep and Littlefinger will probably blame Maester Coleman for it.

So what do y'all think these TEASES at Westeros.org mean? "Logistic detail in a long-held theory that is confirmed"

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There's a special pleasure in having a long-held theory confirmed. #TWoIaF #ASoIaF

You're killing us. Is it a very popular theory?

It's a logistical detail connected to a popular theory.

will this logistical detail be revealed, perhaps?

In The World of Ice and Fire, yes.

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Posted by Finkle is Einhorn

Member since Sep 2011

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Posted on 2/1/14 at 6:51 am to ladytiger118

Since the hashtag is twoiaf I'm gonna say it doesn't have anything to do with the plot of asoiaf. I believe it has something to do with world building.

So what's theories are there about this mythical world?

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Posted by shinerfan

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Posted on 2/2/14 at 12:52 am to ladytiger118

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It's a logistical detail connected to a popular theory.

I'm intrigued by this.

The relationship between Targs and dragons? The recent short story stressed the idea that the Targ blood was necessary to ride but its definitely in Targ interest to float that idea.

What else could be called a logistical detail? Maybe the military capabilities of the various regions? The Tyrell and Lannister houses can field upwards of fifty thousand men but Winterfell, calling on all of the North, can only field twenty thousand? There have been a couple of mentions of the southern lords scooping up kitchen boys and such with makeshift weapons and armor. Maybe the harsh northern climate taught the Starks not to bloat their ranks with useless mouths. Not sure how to tie that to a popular theory though. Maybe the GNC?

Or could be something in the timeline? Like the specific dates of the Tourney at Harrenhal, fall of KL, ToJ

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