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Maggy predicts that Cersei's children will not survive her, but the interesting part regards the crowns and shrouds, which strongly implies that they shall die as kings and queens. This has already come to be true for Joffrey.
- The False Kings
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- The False Kings
Jul 14, 2005 · After ASOS, I suggest that you read the prologue for ADWD and then alternate chapters until you get to AFFC: Samwell I and ADWD: Jon II. These chapters are two POVs of the same events. After those two, you can read the next thirty-five chapters of AFFC and the next thirty chapters of ADWD.
Summary. Analysis. Telemachus and Pisistratus arrive at Menelaus's palace, where the king is celebrating the two separate marriages of his son and his daughter. Menelaus tells his aide Eteoneus to invite the strangers to feast with them; that way, he says, he can honor the hospitality he received from strangers during his travels.
Honestly I feel Show!Cersei, while more competent, acted just like Book!Cersei with her wildfire move. It's the exact type of short-sighted, capture the piece now and worry about the next move later type of action that she's known for.
[ADWD Spoilers] The complete list of chapters/POV's from A Dance With Dragons. POV list for Dance with Dragons. THE BELOW POST CONTAINS ADWD SPOILERS, PROCEED AT OWN RISK. Prologue: 3 - 15 (Varamyr Sixskins) Tyrion 1: 16 - 30. Daenerys 1: 31 - 46. Jon 1: 46 - 59. Bran 1: 60 - 70. Tyrion 2: 71 - 82.
1) The implication is that Qyburn killed the High Septon on Cersei's orders and that Pycelle could be next. Cersei disliked the High Septon because he was appointed by Tyrion. Source. 2) Queen Cersei, paranoid about what Lancel may have told him ordered his death.
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But at the sight they marvelled as they passed through the palace of the king, fostered of Zeus; for there was a gleam as of sun or moon over the high-roofed house of glorious Menelaus. But when they had satisfied their eyes with gazing they went into the polished baths and bathed.
