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A Storm of Swords-Chapter 35

2013-04-17T20:35:48Z

Anguy the Archer: reword a bit, to make it clear Brynden doesn't just take the bow

{{Infobox Chapter ASoS
| pov = [[Catelyn Tully|Catelyn]]
| title = Catelyn IV
| page = 392
| previous = [[A Storm of Swords-Chapter 34|Arya VI]]
| current = [[A Storm of Swords-Chapter 35|Catelyn IV]]
| next = [[A Storm of Swords-Chapter 36|Davos IV]]
| arc previous = [[A Storm of Swords-Chapter 20|Catelyn IIV]]
| arc next = [[A Storm of Swords-Chapter 45|Catelyn V]]
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Hoster Tully]] has finally passed away, and his family and bannermen are gathered for the funeral. [[Lothar Frey|Lame Lothar]] and [[Walder Rivers]] have come to [[Riverrun]] to negotiate a meeting between [[Robb Stark|Robb]] and [[Lord Walder Frey]] that will hopefully restore the alliance. The Lord of Riverrun is placed on a funeral pyre boat launched by Robb, [[Tytos Blackwood]], [[Jonos Bracken]], [[Jason Mallister]], [[Marq Piper]], [[Karyl Vance]] and [[Lothar Frey]], invited to take the place that would be [[Desmond Grell]]'s as a gesture of good will towards House Frey, as an effort from Robb to apologize for his failure to keep hiw vow of marrying a Frey. [[Edmure Tully|Edmure]] tries to launch a fire arrow at the ship to light it but he misses three times. He gives the bow to [[Brynden Tully]] who hits the boat, causing it to catch fire.

Later, Robb is devastated by the news from [[Battle of Duskendale|Duskendale]], shocked that [[Robett Glover]] and [[Helman Tallhart]] took it upon themselves to attack such an insignificant castle, losing nearly a third of Robb’s infantry. The king tells [[Catelyn Tully|Catelyn]] of [[Sansa Stark|Sansa]]’s marriage to the [[Tyrion Lannister|Imp]]. Catelyn begs him to bend the knee and make peace with the [[House Lannister|Lannisters]], but Robb will not hear it. At dinner, Lothar tells them that his father received word from [[Walder Frey (Little)|Little Walder]] and [[Walder Frey (Big)|Big Walder]] at the [[Dreadfort]], that [[Battle of Winterfell|Winterfell had been burned]] and [[Rodrik Cassel]] killed. Lothar remarks that the [[Ramsay Snow|Bastard of Bolton]] rescued the survivors from [[Winterfell]], to Catelyn’s disbelief. Lothar brings his father’s terms that Robb appear in person to offer apology, and that Edmure marry [[Roslin Frey]] immediately. Robb dismisses Lothar and Bastard Walder, and when Edmure balks at not being able to choose his wife, the Blackfish reminds him that he must make amends for his blunder with the [[Battle of the Fords]].

==References and Notes==
*The synopsis was copied from Aol member vbkorik27 previously at[http://web.archive.org/web/20080228051425/members.aol.com/vbkorik27/summary/legend.html]
*[http://www.tor.com/blogs/2013/03/a-read-of-ice-and-fire-a-storm-of-swords-part-20 A Read of Ice and Fire: A Storm of Swords, Part 20]. Analyses and summary of the chapter by Leigh Butler.


[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Storm of Swords: Chapter 35]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Catelyn Tully]]


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User talk:Mordin999

2011-12-06T16:40:18Z

Anguy the Archer: /* Renames */ Question

* latest comment go up. (I hate scrolling) <hr>
==FA Pages==
My Apologies, saw you restored. I shouldn't of assumed that they went with the one tagged for deletion. {{User:Hooper/autosig2}} 14:17, 25 September 2011 (UTC)
: The one marked fr delineation was a typo, this why I never delete anything that is not mine directly but put it as delete request, so others may review it. But dont worry about it, I was actually thinking that delete them was the right thing todo, since I hate when they clutter my the special reports... the only reason I created them, with everything in but the content was to make the job of editing easier, to help anyone who is not familiar with structure be able to contribute as well.
: Btw, nice job with COA, CTRL click/paste/tab and cleaning up effort. cheers [[User:Mordin999|Mor]]

==References Format==
I think that this was being discussed a little on the forum but I don't feel like searching for the right thread. I'm not sure I think your new in text citation format is better than the old way. For one I have gotten used to typing the old one out from habit, and for two the new way looks like a jumble of letters that mean nothing to me. I can't argue against you using it when making new references, but it just makes everything confusing if you start going back and altering the citations already in the page, at least until we can all conclusively agree on a format. [[User:Ryleegregory|kissed.by.fire]] 14:41, 18 September 2011 (UTC)

:I see the idea you are going for, but someone (I don't remember who) decided to make the standard for references book name, chapter name for ADWD and future references. This was in an effort to eliminate the use of chapter numbers, as the chapters are not numbered in the books, and some people use the prologue as chapter one and others count the prologue as chapter zero. I support the reasoning behind this decision. I haven't noticed any ADWD references that you've changed, but what did you have in mind for that? I think the idea was also to go back and change AGOT - AFFC to eliminate the use of the chapter numbers. It just seems like a lot of work to go through and shorten the references now when the ultimate goal is to change them away from using the chapter numbers because they will again have to be altered when the first four books' chapter summaries are changed away from the number system. Maybe we should focus on fixing the system first, and then when past references are changed we could kill two birds with one stone and shorten the references as well as eliminate the chapter numbering system at the same time? What do you think? [[User:Ryleegregory|kissed by fire]] 18:02, 29 September 2011 (UTC)

:: Personally, I dont see any benefit in eliminating the use of chapter numbers, IMO its easier to work with them, but that doesnt mean that we cant do both. Here is the [http://asoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/topic/53583-new-chapter-summaries/ thread] on the topic, I havent changed any of the summaries pages naming ADWD or otherwise, if we decide that ADWD like naming convention is preferable for summaries pages or otherise it's exactly the something to me(either redirect to one or to another, both will have to be kept for compatibility sake). as for [[Template:Ref]] Template, the best thing about it that we are not limited, no matter what we decide and how many changes we make in the process, it's always one edit away from working, no need to concern ourself with thousands of pages that need editing. [[User:Mordin999|Mor]] 19:35, 29 September 2011 (UTC)

==Collapsible tables==
Yes it does not look very nice (especially with image present). But it is a begin. I think your version without border and background is the best. But I think it looks better without including the book title I think. Maybe we should ask some of the others. [[User:Scafloc|Scafloc]] 09:50, 13 September 2011 (UTC)

==Category:Houses without COA==
Hi Mordin999, is category already complete? If not there may be a other way to get a list of houses without COA. Usually the only picture on House article is the COA. So we could make a custom made select that selects from the tables that the wiki software uses all entries (articles) that being House and for which there is no entry in the table that stores the links between article and image. It would require to get some knowledge about the tables and for Ran to store the query so it can be called by users. But in the end I think it is less time intensive then going through all house articles one by one. I have some documentation about the tables at home but at this moment I am actually on holiday so it will have to wait a few weeks. Cheers,[[User:Scafloc|Scafloc]] 08:11, 13 September 2011 (UTC)
::So the category is made with the help of the NobleHouse template. Pretty cool! I thought that you were planning on going through all the Noble Houses and adding them one by one. That is why I suggested the query as an alternative solution. But this (using the template) is way better; nice work. [[User:Scafloc|Scafloc]] 09:20, 13 September 2011 (UTC)

==Help Pages==
Go ahead with adding more tips to help pages
I only was try to get rid of orphan links in the help pages and update how MediaWiki handles images.

[[User:ASHaber|Ser Ash the Red]] [[User:ASHaber|Ser Ash the Red]] 09:18, 20 August 2011 (CDT)

== Copying from Wikipedia ==
Mordin999, we are allowed to use the material from wikipedia provided that we acknowledge the use and link to the original (=wikipedia) page. To do that I made [[Template:EnWP]]. The only parameter that it needs is the name of the wikipedia article for instance "Template:Infobox". For more information see [[AWOIAF:Copying_from_Wikipedia]] and [[A_Wiki_of_Ice_and_Fire_talk:Community_Portal#Copying_from_Wikipedia|this discussion]]. [[User:Scafloc|Scafloc]] 18:13, 18 August 2011 (CDT)
:sure, if you are referring to my "shameless copy pasting" of the infobox, it's and other are still WIP and will be stamped with the documentation and licencing information once i am done with code, otherwise you'll have to point me in the right direction. cheers [[User:Mordin999|Mor]] 18:57, 18 August 2011 (CDT)

{{Welcome|MyUserName=Scafloc}}

==King's Guard COA==
I don't see a difference between the file on the wiki and the one of [http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=i2m61d&s=7 tinypic]. So I think it has worked. I am not a big fan a gradient myself but for the King's Guard COA, and perhaps other COa's that have only one colour, it looks ok. [[User:Scafloc|Scafloc]] 18:16, 8 October 2011 (CDT)

: If you see no difference, then it must be some kind of cache problem on my side, wired I tried CTRL+F5 several times... Anyway, about the COA, I only wanted to cut out the white space bellow and added the gradient as an after thought, it might work for other one colour COA as you said(nights watch?) but I think, I better leave the artistic direction to the experts ;) [[User:Mordin999|Mor]] 20:28, 8 October 2011 (CDT)

==Chapter summaries==

Thanks! I'll keep at it :). [[User:Monkeytypist|Monkeytypist]] 00:16, 16 October 2011 (UTC)

== Image uploads ==

Hi, Mordin. Yes, I did use the "upload a new version of this file" option. For the most part it has been working well, but I noticed that there is some sort of cache that, for lack of a better wording, takes a while to realize that the file has changed. The 50-pixel thumbnails are still a bit confused, with scarlet lower corners. But I expect that problem to solve itself spontaneously in a day or two. [[User:LuisDantas|LuisDantas]] 11:25, 26 October 2011 (UTC)

== Renames ==
I ''was'' tempted, to be sure. But it felt right to go all the way at once. Almost left some for later, but it edge ever so close to completion... :) [[User:LuisDantas|LuisDantas]] 23:51, 24 November 2011 (UTC)

I wonder if we have some bot expert in-house. It sure would be nice to have the redirects changed automatically. One of these days I will try to learn. [[User:LuisDantas|LuisDantas]] 23:53, 24 November 2011 (UTC)

I wondered that myself time and time again, in the meanwhile we seem to be the in-house expert bot's ;) --[[User:Mordin999|Mor]] 07:18, 25 November 2011 (UTC)

: Regarding the renames of the ADwD chapter articles, it was actually a conscious decision to use a different naming convention (a decision reached after getting some feedback from other editors), and the intention was rather to move the old chapter pages to follow the same convention. May I ask why you changed it? And, since you ask above, while I wouldn't claim to be a bot expert I have some experience there. E.g., the chapter articles were created automatically based on a CSV file. [[User:Anguy the Archer|Anguy the Archer]] 16:40, 6 December 2011 (UTC)

A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 68

2011-08-12T14:30:39Z

Anguy the Archer: fix chapter link

{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| title = The Dragontamer
| pov pagename = Quentyn Martell
| previous = The Kingbreaker
| next = Jon XIII
| bantam hc page = 887
| arc previous = The Spurned Suitor
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Quentyn Martell|Quentyn]] goes ahead with his plan to steal the dragons. With the help of the [[Windblown|Windblown Company]], they make it to the pit where [[Rhaegal]] and [[Viserion]] are kept. Quentyn tries to dominate the dragons like he had seen [[Daenerys Targaryen|Danerys]] do with [[Drogon]], but when he strikes Viserion with a whip, Rhaegal spews fire on him, setting him aflame.

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 68]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Quentyn Martell]]

A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 70

2011-08-12T14:30:11Z

Anguy the Archer: fix chapter link

{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| title = The Queen's Hand
| pov pagename = Barristan Selmy
| previous = Jon XIII
| next = Daenerys X
| bantam hc page = 914
| arc previous = The Kingbreaker
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Quentyn Martell]] is dead. [[Barristan Selmy|Ser Barristan]] as the Queen's Hand, as head of a council ruling the city. Barristan sent the [[Galazza Galare|Green Grace Galazza Galare]] to treat with the [[Yunkai'i]], and make them release the hostages. Barristan does not expect them to comply, so he makes preparations for an attack on them, and sends the two Dornishmen [[Archibald Yronwood]] and [[Gerris Drinkwater]] and the other captives of the [[Windblown|Windblown company]] back to the [[Tattered Prince]] and his company, hoping that they will convince the Prince to free and protect the hostages during the attack. The Green Grace returns, telling Barristan that the Yunkai'i have refused his offer, and that they will begin sling corpses into the city.

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 70]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Barristan Selmy]]

A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 69

2011-08-12T14:26:39Z

Anguy the Archer: fix infobox

{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| pov = Jon
| pov count = 13
| previous = The Dragontamer
| next = The Queen's Hand
| bantam hc page = 899
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Jon Snow|Jon]] means to lead men to [[Hardhome]], to rescue the [[wildlings]] and men of the [[Night's Watch]] trapped there. [[Selyse Florent|Queen Selyse]] and [[Melisandre]] discourage him, and want to leave them to their fate. While planning with [[Tormund Giantsbane]] how to help anyway, he receives a letter from [[Ramsay Bolton]], claiming that [[Stannis Baratheon|King Stannis]] was dead, that he captured [[Mance Rayder]] and flayed his spear wives, and that he wants [[Jeyne Poole|his bride]] back, and [[Theon Greyjoy|Theon]], [[Melisandre]], [[Val]], Mance's presumed son, and Queen Selyse with her daughter sent to him as well. Jon decides to send the Night's Watch to Hardhome, with Tormund in command, but explains that he will go to [[Winterfell]] himself and make Ramsay answer for is words, and convinces a number of notable wildling chiefs to accompany him. When Jon is on his way to inform Queen Selyse, he hears the giant [[Wun Weg Wun Dar Wun|Wun Wun]] roar and a man scream. When he arrives, a bleeding Wun Wun is smashing dead [[Patrek of King's Mountain|Ser Patrek]] against a tower wall. Jon tries to calm the people who come running, when [[Wick Wittlestick]] slashes at Jon's throat with a dagger. While Jon is still trying to understand, [[Bowen Marsh]] and others plant daggers in him.

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 69]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Jon Snow]]

Talk:Aegon III/Theories

2011-07-29T18:49:52Z

Anguy the Archer: menu, not image

Can someone move this to [[Aegon III/Theories]]? --[[User:Cmtdrt|dayna]] 12:36, 29 July 2011 (CDT)
: OK. Any logged-in user can do that, by the way, the move link is hidden in the drop-down menu next to the star. [[User:Anguy the Archer|Anguy the Archer]] 13:49, 29 July 2011 (CDT)

Talk:Aegon III/Theories

2011-07-29T18:49:23Z

Anguy the Archer: reply

Can someone move this to [[Aegon III/Theories]]? --[[User:Cmtdrt|dayna]] 12:36, 29 July 2011 (CDT)
: OK. Any logged-in user can do that, by the way, the move link is hidden in the drop-down image next to the star. [[User:Anguy the Archer|Anguy the Archer]] 13:49, 29 July 2011 (CDT)

Talk:Aegon III/theories

2011-07-29T18:48:22Z

Anguy the Archer: moved Talk:Aegon III/theories to Talk:Aegon III/Theories: naming convention

#REDIRECT [[Talk:Aegon III/Theories]]

Talk:Aegon III/Theories

2011-07-29T18:48:22Z

Anguy the Archer: moved Talk:Aegon III/theories to Talk:Aegon III/Theories: naming convention

Can someone move this to [[Aegon III/Theories]]? --[[User:Cmtdrt|dayna]] 12:36, 29 July 2011 (CDT)

Template:Theory Policy

2011-07-29T17:06:00Z

Anguy the Archer: fix, the display:block pushed it outside the window (for me at least)

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A Dance with Dragons-Epilogue

2011-07-27T16:47:10Z

Anguy the Archer: fix links

{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| title = Epilogue
| pov pagename = Kevan Lannister
| previous = Daenerys X
| bantam hc page = 944
}}

==Synopsis==
Lord Regent [[Kevan Lannister]] discusses the landing of [[Jon Connington]] and other matters of the realm with the small council, including the new Hand of the King [[Mace Tyrell]]. He later dines with [[Cersei Lannister|Cersei]], who is still awaiting her Trial by Combat, very calm and guarded after her walk of atonement. A messenger announces that [[Pycelle|Maester Pycelle]] aks for Kevan. Keven arrives in the Maester's chambers and finds a white raven sitting on the window seat and Pycelle dead, and is shot by [[Varys]]. Varys explains to the dying Kevan that he was being too successful in reuniting the realm behind the [[Iron Throne]], and that he wishes for the realm to declare for [[Aegon Targaryen|Aegon]], who he thinks was properly groomed to be king, as opposed to Tommen.

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 72]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV miscellaneous]]

Yunkai'i

2011-07-27T16:46:27Z

Anguy the Archer: Redirected page to Yunkai

#REDIRECT [[Yunkai]]

A Dance with Dragons

2011-07-27T16:43:32Z

Anguy the Archer: /* List of Chapters */ add final chapters

{{infobox Book | 
| name = A Dance with Dragons
| title_orig =
| translator =
| image = [[Image:ADanceWithDragons.jpg|200px]]
| author = [[George R. R. Martin]]
| cover_artist =Larry Rostant
| country = United States
| language = English
| series = [[A Song of Ice and Fire]]
| genre = Fantasy Novel
| publisher = Voyager Books (UK) & Spectra Books (USA)
| release_date = July, 17, 2011
| media_type = Print (Hardcover), E-book, Audio Book
| pages = 1040 pp (US Hardcover)
| isbn = ISBN 0-553-80147-3 (978-0553801477)
| preceded_by = [[A Feast for Crows]]
| followed_by = [[The Winds of Winter]] (forthcoming)
}}

'''''A Dance with Dragons''''' is the fifth of seven planned novels in the epic fantasy series [[A Song of Ice and Fire]] by American author [[George R. R. Martin]]. Despite original predictions of possible completion in late 2006, The novel was released on July 12, 2011. Martin officially finished the book April 27, 2011 by delivering the 1500+ page manuscript into the hands of book editor Anne Groell while completing it at her office in New York City.<ref>Not A Blog. George R.R. Martin. [http://grrm.livejournal.com/212603.html]</ref>

'The Dance of the Dragons' is the name given to a civil war in the prior history of [[Westeros]], leading to much speculation that the novel will feature the long-awaited invasion of Westeros by the army of [[Daenerys Targaryen]]. However, at ComiCon 2006, George R. R. Martin says that is not necessarily what the title is referring to.<ref>Comic-Con Report, (July 23, 2006) [http://www.westeros.org/Citadel/SSM/Month/2006/07/ So Spake Martin]</ref>

''A Dance of Dragons'' was originally the title of the second novel in the sequence, when Martin still envisaged the series as a trilogy. Some early US editions of ''[[A Game of Thrones]]'' list ''A Dance of Dragons'' as the forthcoming second volume in the series. It was also the original planned title for the fourth novel.

==Plot summary==
''A Dance with Dragons'' is set in a fictitious world reminiscent of Medieval Europe (primarily on a continent called [[Westeros]]), except for the fact that in this world, seasons can last for years, occasionally decades.

''A Dance with Dragons'' picks up where ''[[A Storm of Swords]]'' left off and runs simultaneously with events in ''[[A Feast for Crows]]''. The [[War of the Five Kings]] seems to be winding down. In the [[North]], King [[Stannis Baratheon]] has installed himself at the [[Wall]] and vowed to win the support of the northmen to continue his struggle to claim the [[Iron Throne]], although this is complicated by the fact that much of the west coast is under occupation by the ironborn. On the Wall itself [[Jon Snow]] has been elected the 998th Lord Commander of the [[Night's Watch]], but has enemies both in the Watch and beyond the Wall to watch for. [[Tyrion Lannister]] has been taken by ship across the [[narrow sea|Narrow Sea]] to [[Pentos]], but his eventual goals are unknown even to him. In the far east, [[Daenerys Targaryen]] has conquered the city of [[Meereen]], but has decided to stay and rule the city, honing her skills of leadership which will be needed when she travels on to Westeros. But Daenerys' presence is now known to many in Westeros, and from the Iron Islands and [[Dorne]], from [[Oldtown]] and the Free Cities, emissaries are on their way to find her and use her cause for their own ends...

'''Note:''' An excerpt (presumably a full chapter) of ''A Dance With Dragons'' can be found on George R R Martin's website, under the heading "Ice & Fire Sample".

==Characters==
The tale is told through the eyes of 16 POV characters and, as with previous volumes, a one-off prologue POV.

* Prologue: [[Varamyr|Varamyr Sixskin]], a wildling skinchanger.
* [[Jon Snow]], the Lord Commander of the Night's Watch.
* [[Tyrion Lannister]], a fugitive wanted for kinslaying and regicide, lately fled from the Seven Kingdoms.
* [[Davos Seaworth|Ser Davos Seaworth]], King's Hand to Stannis Baratheon.
* [[Daenerys Targaryen]], sole heir to the Targaryen dynasty who ruled Westeros for 300 years until their deposition 15 years prior to the first novel. Called Stormborn, the Unburnt, the Mother of Dragons, and self-proclaimed Queen of Westeros, now ruling the city of Meereen.
* [[Bran Stark]], rightful heir to the late Robb Stark, in hiding beyond the Wall and believed dead by his own family.
* [[Arya Stark]], in hiding in the Free City of Braavos, where she is also called 'Cat of the Canals' and continuing her training by the Faceless Men.
* [[Asha Greyjoy]], the niece of King Euron Greyjoy of the Iron Islands, lately fled from the isles.
* [[Quentyn Martell]], the eldest son of Prince Doran Martell of Dorne, traveling into the east on a mission for his father.
* An old, or "retired", POV will be returning. As of 2008, a new sample chapter reveals this to be [[Theon Greyjoy]], under his "new" identity of [[Reek]]
* [[Barristan Selmy]], former Lord Commander of the Kingsguard, now Lord Commander of [[Daenerys Targaryen|Daenerys]]'s Queensguard.
* [[Victarion Greyjoy]], Lord Captain of the Iron Fleet.
* [[Cersei Lannister]], Queen Regent of the Seven Kingdoms, held prisoner by the [[Faith of the Seven]] at the [[Great Sept of Baelor]].
* [[Jaime Lannister]], Lord Commander of the Kingsguard
* [[Areo Hotah]], Captain of the Guard for House Martell
* [[Melisandre]], a priestess of [[R'hllor]]
* [[Jon Connington|Griff]], a traveler consorting with the Golden Company who is Lord Jon Connington..
* [[Kevan Lannister]], epilogue character.

George R.R. Martin confirmed that the following PoV characters will not have new chapters in A Dance with Dragons: [[Sansa Stark]], [[Brienne of Tarth]], [[Aeron Greyjoy]], [[Arianne Martell]], and [[Samwell Tarly]].

==Plot==
===In The North===
[[Jon Snow]], Lord Commander of the [[Night's Watch]], is beset on all sides by threats and danger. King [[Stannis Baratheon]] wants land and waycastles belonging to the Watch, which he means to hand out as [[w:fief|fief]]s to his most loyal supporters. The Others are continuing to mass beyond the Wall. And the free-folk host, once led by [[Mance Rayder]] but smashed by Stannis during the events of ''[[A Storm of Swords]]'', still numbers in the thousands, and to Jon's mind each wildling represents one more [[wight]] the white walkers can send against them. To this end he takes great pains to court the wildlings, winning them over to his side and uniting them with the Watch against their common foe; but in doing so, he loses the support of his sworn brothers, several of his sworn brothers stab him in full view of the rest of the Night's Watch and his last chapter ends with him falling unconscious, it is not known if he survives. [[Melisandre]], meanwhile, has Mance Rayder burned... but is later revealed to have used her powers of glamor to disguise Rayder as [[Rattleshirt]], the Lord of Bones, and vice versa. She reveals to Jon Snow that a grey girl on a dying horse, whom she interprets to be [[Arya Stark]], is coming up the [[kingsroad]] to seek asylum, and with Snow's permission dispatches Rayder and several spearwives to bring her in. The woman is revealed to actually be [[Alys Karstark]], fleeing the manipulations of her relatives in light of her father's death. And Stannis takes Jon's advice and is able to seize Deepwood Motte with the allegiance of the hill folk, the [[House Karstark|Karstarks]] and half of the [[House Umber|Umbers]], and then moves against [[Ramsay Bolton]], who has taken up seat in the ruins of [[Winterfell]] with the other half of the northern bannermen. At last report—a gloating letter in Ramsay's handwriting to Jon Snow—Stannis' host was smashed and the king slain.

In ''[[A Feast for Crows]]'', Ser [[Davos Seaworth]] was reported to have been sent to treat with Lord [[Wyman Manderly]] of [[White Harbor]] in the hopes of bringing him to Stannis's cause, but to have been executed so that Cersei would release Wyman's younger son, [[Wendel Manderly|Wendel]], from captivity. ''A Dance with Dragons'' narrates this tale from Davos's point of view. His visit to White Harbor finds[[House Manderly|Manderly]]'s court infested with [[House Frey|Freys]], who claim that Manderly's older son [[Wylis Manderly|Wylis]] was slain by [[Robb Stark]] (of all people) at the [[Red Wedding]], and Manderly yields to their insistence that Davos be imprisoned. However, Davos continues to narrate long after the chronological moment when the queen received word of his death; he is being kept in genteel imprisonment and is eventually freed by [[Robett Glover]], who has joined Lord Manderly in presenting a friendly face to the Freys whilst secretly plotting their downfall, especially now that Cersei has released Wendel. Manderly introduces Davos to an ironborn squire, [[Wex Pyke]], formerly in service to [[Theon Greyjoy]], who survived the [[Sack of Winterfell]] by hiding up a tree and observed six survivors—[[Bran Stark]], [[Jojen Reed|Jojen]] and[[ Meera Reed]], [[Rickon Stark]], [[Osha]] and [[Hodor]]—fleeing the ruins. Davos is commissioned to retrieve Rickon Stark.

[[Asha Greyjoy]], lately fled the Iron Islands after an unsuccessful bid at the kingsmoot that saw her uncle [[Euron Greyjoy|Euron]] crowned, has returned to [[Deepwood Motte]] and is captured by the aforementioned attack, and then taken with Stannis' host as he marches on Winterfell. Meanwhile, a creature now known as "Reek"—once [[Theon Greyjoy]], before Ramsay tortured and psychologically abused him into adopting his new identity—is released by Ramsay to convince the ironborn holding Moat Cailin to surrender, thus allowing [[Roose Bolton]], a contingent of Freys, and those northerners who escaped the Red Wedding to return home. With them comes "Arya Stark," a young girl last seen at the end of ''A Storm of Swords'' departing for [[the North]], where she is to wed Ramsay. [[Cersei]]'s dialogue in ''[[A Feast for Crows]]'' allowed readers to tentatively identify this imposter as [[Jeyne Poole]], daughter of [[Eddard Stark]]'s steward whom Sansa last saw during the coup in ''[[A Game of Thrones]]''; Theon confirms this instantly. Theon warns her to adopt her new identity lest Ramsay be displeased with her. The bard Abel and his washerwomen take some interest in Theon, as they are attempting to release Jeyne from her captivity: they are actually Mance Rayder and his aforementioned spearwives. Theon is able to flee with her and eventually arrives at Stannis' host; Ramsay's letter mentions that he wants his wife and Theon back, suggesting that they (at the least) was able to escape the slaughter, or that this part of the letter was a lie.

===Across The Narrow Sea===
[[Daenerys Targaryen]], Queen of [[Meereen]], finds the crown lying uneasy on her head. Though she rules Meereen, a guerilla resistance called the [[Sons of the Harpy]] pick off her men when they can. Many Meereenese citizens resent the new order of things, and a number of other cities eventually take up arms against her, as the [[w:slave trade|slave trade]] she abolished is one of the cornerstones of the economy of the region. She has no idea how to tame her dragons, which are ranging far and wide and eating whatever they feel like... including children. And she is visited by [[Quaithe]] of the Shadow, who warns her of the others descending on her: "Soon comes the pale mare, and after her the others. Kraken and dark flame, lion and griffin, the sun's son and the mummer's dragon."

The lion, [[Tyrion Lannister]], lately fled the [[Seven Kingdoms]] and accusations of regicide and kinslaying, is smuggled to [[Pentos]] with the help of Varys the Spider and left in the care of [[Illyrio Mopatis]], supporter of Daenerys Targaryen. Tyrion decides to offer his services to her, and makes the journey in the company of a tall taciturn knight, "[[Griff]]," and his son "Young Griff." Tyrion takes note of the care with which Young Griff is tutored, as well as his coloring, and deduces that the boy is actually [[Aegon Targaryen]], long-believed-dead son of Prince [[Rhaegar Targaryen]] and [[Elia Martell|Elia of Dorne]]; his "father" is actually Lord [[Jon Connington]] of [[Griffin's Roost]]. Whilst at the town of Selhorys, Tyrion is waylaid by [[Penny]], a dwarf woman who was hired to be entertainment at King [[Joffrey]]'s wedding and whose brother and performing partner was killed in Cersei's purge, and then by Ser [[Jorah Mormont]], who kidnaps him as a prize to win his way back into Daenerys's graces. Unfortunately the boat Mormont hires to take them to [[Volantis]] is waylaid by slavers, and he, Tyrion and Penny are sold at markets in the shadow of Meereen, claiming to be an entertainment act. From there, Tyrion sneaks his way to the camp of the [[Second Sons]], led by Brown [[Ben Plumm]], and pledges his sword to them as another step in getting closer to Daenerys.

The kraken, [[Victarion Greyjoy]], Captain of the [[Iron Fleet]], sails his forces east towards Meereen. Though Victarion has few chapters in this novel, they reveal that he has been given possession of Euron's dragon-binding horn. He also comes across a red priest, [[Moqorro]] (who was last seen on Tyrion's ship, being washed overboard not long before the slavers attacked). Moqorro brings Victarion to believe in [[R'hllor]], the Lord of Light, by demonstrating his power, and claims to know how to use the dragon horn safely. Victarion's men call the priest the "black flame" after "Moqorro" proves too difficult for them to pronounce.

[[Quentyn Martell]], eldest son of Prince [[Doran Martell]] of [[Sunspear]], is traveling east as well. He has a parchment signed by Ser [[Willem Darry]] many years ago, establishing that his elder sister [[Arianne Martell]] is to wed Prince [[Viserys Targaryen]] when he comes of age; it is Prince Doran's wish that Quentyn and Daenerys stand in place of their deceased elder siblings in this matter. Alas, he arrives too late, finding Dany about to enter into a political marriage (see below), and is then left in a bad position when her new husband tries to have her poisoned—a tactic notorious to Quentyn's uncle [[Oberyn Martell]]. In a last-ditch effort to prove his worth, Quentyn visits Dany's two dragons, [[Viserion]] and [[Rhaegal]], and attempts to tame them. He dies of his burns three days later.

Connington and Prince Aegon never actually arrive at Meereen. They have hired the [[Golden Company]], a group of sellswords made exclusively of [[Westeros]]i exiles. Once in their company, Aegon shows that he has listened to Tyrion's counsel during their time together (despite Tyrion admonishing him to trust no one, "especially me"): he suggests attacking Westeros now, establishing a beachhead which Daenerys can later reinforce. He too seeks Daenerys' hand, and too is keenly aware that he must have something worthwhile to offer her besides his own bloodline as her nephew. The first conquest is of Griffin's Roost, Connington's former seat, which is a relief to the exiled lord as he has contracted a terminal disease in his travels. Their main target is [[Storm's End]], whose siege Aegon proposes to lead himself.

Unlike the symbolism of Quaithe's other references, the "pale mare" is a literal horse, carrying a refugee from [[Astapor]]. He too brings a gift: [[bloody flux|plague]]; by coincidence or not, those who contract it are said to be "riding the pale mare." It ravages not only the Meereenese but the armies of Yunkish slaves and sellsword companies drawn up to attack them (its advent allows Tyrion, Penny and Ser Jorah to escape their captivity, amongst other things). On the advice of her councillors, Daenerys marries [[Hizdahr zo Loraq]], a leading noble who is able to pacify the [[Sons of the Harpy]] and broker a cease-fire between Meereen and her aggressors, which include Volantis, Qarth and Yunkai; however, she gives in to her attraction to [[Daario Naharis]] before the ceremony. She also locks [[Viserion]] and [[Rhaegal]] away to keep them from eating anyone, but is unable to capture Drogon, who escapes into the wild. As part of her wedding feast, Daenerys goes against her own wishes and allows the fighting pits of Meereen to reopen, and is present for the first slave-gladiator games... as is [[Drogon]], drawn by the noise and chaos. Daenerys leaps into [[Drogon]]'s back and the two fly away, leaving Meereen largely in the hands of Ser [[Barristan Selmy]], who takes over not only the rulership but narration. Selmy, as viewpoint character, becomes convinced that Hizdahr was trying to poison Daenerys—a sweetmeat he offered her turned out to almost kill Strong [[Belwas]] when he ate them instead--and is able to organize a coup, but his attempts to re-broker a peace fail, and the war begins in earnest. The final chapter (aside from the epilogue) is Daenerys's, as she attempts to return on foot to Meereen from the southern reaches of the [[Dothraki Sea]], which Drogon has taken for his haunt, only to be encountered by the ''khalasar'' of Khal [[Jhaqo]] as the novel ends.

===Assorted Others===
A few chapters deal with the fate of a trainee in the halls of the God of Black and White, a girl formerly known as [[Arya Stark]], currently blind. It is revealed that her blindness is yet another step in her training and is maintained by a potion she is given every night; she refuses an antidote, knowing that to yield is to be released from her training. After passing the blind portion of her regimen and successfully orchestrating the assassination of a hated insurance agent, she is officially advanced in her training.

[[Jaime Lannister]], the Kingslayer, travels to [[Raventree Hall]], seat of [[Tytos Blackwood]], where [[Jonos Bracken]] has the siege. Blackwood is the final bannerman of [[Robb Stark]]'s still under arms, but yields once presented with someone to surrender to with whom he has not had a lifelong feud. That night, the maid [[Brienne of Tarth]] arrives at Jaime's campsite, claiming to have found one of the Stark girls: "I can take you to her, ser... but you will need to come alone. Elsewise, the Hound will kill her." This is a falsehood, as it was revealed in ''[[A Feast for Crows]]'' that Brienne knows Arya was last seen alone at [[Saltpans]], and that "the Hound" is dead and was buried by a source she trusts. Her motivation in this lie has yet to be explained. Presumably, however, given her actions at the end of A Feast for Crows, she is leading him to Lady Stoneheart.

Areo Hotah, chief bodyguard of Prince Doran Martell, observes the goings-on at Sunspear. Doran reveals to his late brother Oberyn's mistress, [[Ellaria Sand]], and his daughters [[Nymeria Sand|Nymeria]], [[Tyene Sand|Tyene]] and [[Obara Sand|Obara]], that he has convinced Princess [[Myrcella]] to lie about the events of Princess [[Arianne Martell|Ariannel]]'s botched queenmaking attempt, in which the [[Kingsguard]] knight Ser [[Arys Oakheart]] was slain and Myrcella herself injured by Ser [[Gerold Dayne]], the Darkstar. Since Myrcella lost an ear to him to begin with, she has agreed to claim that the Darkstar slew Oakheart as well. Doran has also decided to deny [[Cersei]]'s request that his own son [[Trystane Martell|Trystane]] return to [[King's Landing]] with Myrcella, as an ambush has been planned in [[Tyrion Lannister]]'s name that would result in Trystane's death. He dispatches Nym and Tyene instead, one to take up his council seat and the other to join the Great Sept, thus giving him eyes and ears in the capitol.

Cersei Lannister, the Queen Regent, continues her captivity at the [[Great Sept of Baelor]]. After a period of enforced sleeplessness, she confesses to the High Septon on the charges of fornication and incest with Lancel, though not to adultery nor the slaying of King [[Robert Baratheon|Robert]]. This gains her the right to receive visitors, particularly Ser [[Kevan Lannister]], who reveals the news of Myrcella's injury and Ser Arys Oakheart's death in [[Dorne]]. Cersei is relieved: this allows her to name [[Qyburn]]'s silent champion to the Kingsguard in Oakheart's place, giving her a chance to win a trial by combat. Eventually she is released to the [[Red Keep]] to spend time with her son before her trial... but must walk the entire way naked and suffering the humiliation of the common folk.Finally, the epilogue closes the novel with the viewpoint of Ser [[Kevan Lannister]], the late Tywin's staunchest supporter, and current [[regent]] in light of Cersei's judicial troubles. After supping with Cersei and King [[Tommen]], and noting his niece's now-broken spirit, he is called to Grand Maester [[Pycelle]]'s quarters to receive a [[White Ravens|white raven]] from the [[Citadel]] at [[Oldtown]], a traditional sign that winter has come. There he finds Pycelle dead, and is then himself assassinated by [[Varys]] for "threatening to undo all the queen's good work, to reconcile Highgarden and Casterly Rock, bind the Faith to your little king, unite the Seven Kingdoms under Tommen's rule." With Kevan dead, Varys claims, the way will be opened for Aegon to assume the throne.

==Split in publication==
When the fourth novel in the series, ''[[A Feast for Crows]]'', was published it was missing many of its key characters. This was because the book had gotten far too large to publish as one volume. Rather than simply split it in half and publish it as 'Part 1' and 'Part 2', Martin decided to split the book by character and location. This decision was apparently inspired by a conversation with Martin's friend and fellow writer Daniel Abraham. Thus, characters in the South of the Seven Kingdoms and in the new locations of the Iron Islands and Dorne appeared in ''A Feast for Crows''. Characters in the North and across the sea were held back for ''A Dance with Dragons''. [[Arya Stark]] and [[Asha Greyjoy]] will appear in both volumes.

Approximately one-third of the published ''A Dance with Dragons'' will consist of material that had been written for the pre-split ''A Feast for Crows'', although much of this has been rewritten by Martin. Martin has also promised to try and include some 'catch-up' chapters at the end of the novel to reveal what happened to some of that novel's characters after the cliffhanger endings of ''A Feast for Crows'', such as [[Sansa Stark]], [[Brienne of Tarth]], [[Jaime Lannister|Jaime]] and [[Cersei Lannister]].

==List of Chapters==
# [[Prologue (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Daenerys I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Bran I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion II (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Merchant's Man (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon II (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion III (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Davos I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon III (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Daenerys II (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Reek I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Bran II (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion IV (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Davos II (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Daenerys III (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon IV (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion V (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Davos III (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Reek II (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon V (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion VI (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Daenerys IV (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Lost Lord (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Windblown (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Wayward Bride (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion VII (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon VI (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Davos IV (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Daenerys V (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Melisandre I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Reek III (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion VIII (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Bran III (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon VII (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Daenerys VI (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Prince of Winterfell (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Watcher (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon VIII (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion IX (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Blind Girl (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[A Ghost in Winterfell (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion X (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jaime I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon X (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Daenerys VIII (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Theon I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Daenerys IX (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon XI (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Cersei I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Queensguard (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Iron Suitor (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion XI (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon XII (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Discarded Knight (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Spurned Suitor (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Griffin Reborn (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Sacrifice (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Victarion I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Ugly Little Girl (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Cersei II (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion XII (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Kingbreaker (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Dragontamer (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Queen's Hand (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Daenerys X (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Epilogue (A Dance with Dragons)]]

==External links==
* [http://www.georgerrmartin.com GeorgeRRMartin.com] - official website of the author.
* [http://www.westeros.org/Citadel/ The Citadel] at [http://www.westeros.org www.westeros.org] - extensive archive about the series, including detailed thematic notes, timelines, artwork & [[w:heraldry|heraldry]], and correspondence from the author.
* [http://towerofthehand.com/ Tower of the Hand] - A comprehensive treatment of A Song of Ice and Fire with chapter summaries and individual pages for every character, location, historical event, noble house, etc. from the series all thoroughly cross-referenced and hyperlinked.
* [http://www.georgerrmartin.com/if-sample.html Ice & Fire sample] A sample chapter from the book, provided by George R.R. Martin.
* [http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/external-search?tag=georrmar&keyword=George%20R.%20R.%20Martin&mode=books Song of Ice and Fire books] at Amazon.com
* [http://asoiaf.westeros.org Message Board] - extensive topical theory discussion about current and upcoming books.
* {{isfdb series | id=A_Song_of_Ice_and_Fire | title=A Song of Ice and Fire}}

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{{infobox Book | 
| name = A Dance with Dragons
| title_orig =
| translator =
| image = [[Image:ADanceWithDragons.jpg|200px]]
| author = [[George R. R. Martin]]
| cover_artist =Larry Rostant
| country = United States
| language = English
| series = [[A Song of Ice and Fire]]
| genre = Fantasy Novel
| publisher = Voyager Books (UK) & Spectra Books (USA)
| release_date = July, 17, 2011
| media_type = Print (Hardcover), E-book, Audio Book
| pages = 1040 pp (US Hardcover)
| isbn = ISBN 0-553-80147-3 (978-0553801477)
| preceded_by = [[A Feast for Crows]]
| followed_by = [[The Winds of Winter]] (forthcoming)
}}

'''''A Dance with Dragons''''' is the fifth of seven planned novels in the epic fantasy series [[A Song of Ice and Fire]] by American author [[George R. R. Martin]]. Despite original predictions of possible completion in late 2006, The novel was released on July 12, 2011. Martin officially finished the book April 27, 2011 by delivering the 1500+ page manuscript into the hands of book editor Anne Groell while completing it at her office in New York City.<ref>Not A Blog. George R.R. Martin. [http://grrm.livejournal.com/212603.html]</ref>

'The Dance of the Dragons' is the name given to a civil war in the prior history of [[Westeros]], leading to much speculation that the novel will feature the long-awaited invasion of Westeros by the army of [[Daenerys Targaryen]]. However, at ComiCon 2006, George R. R. Martin says that is not necessarily what the title is referring to.<ref>Comic-Con Report, (July 23, 2006) [http://www.westeros.org/Citadel/SSM/Month/2006/07/ So Spake Martin]</ref>

''A Dance of Dragons'' was originally the title of the second novel in the sequence, when Martin still envisaged the series as a trilogy. Some early US editions of ''[[A Game of Thrones]]'' list ''A Dance of Dragons'' as the forthcoming second volume in the series. It was also the original planned title for the fourth novel.

==Plot summary==
''A Dance with Dragons'' is set in a fictitious world reminiscent of Medieval Europe (primarily on a continent called [[Westeros]]), except for the fact that in this world, seasons can last for years, occasionally decades.

''A Dance with Dragons'' picks up where ''[[A Storm of Swords]]'' left off and runs simultaneously with events in ''[[A Feast for Crows]]''. The [[War of the Five Kings]] seems to be winding down. In the [[North]], King [[Stannis Baratheon]] has installed himself at the [[Wall]] and vowed to win the support of the northmen to continue his struggle to claim the [[Iron Throne]], although this is complicated by the fact that much of the west coast is under occupation by the ironborn. On the Wall itself [[Jon Snow]] has been elected the 998th Lord Commander of the [[Night's Watch]], but has enemies both in the Watch and beyond the Wall to watch for. [[Tyrion Lannister]] has been taken by ship across the [[narrow sea|Narrow Sea]] to [[Pentos]], but his eventual goals are unknown even to him. In the far east, [[Daenerys Targaryen]] has conquered the city of [[Meereen]], but has decided to stay and rule the city, honing her skills of leadership which will be needed when she travels on to Westeros. But Daenerys' presence is now known to many in Westeros, and from the Iron Islands and [[Dorne]], from [[Oldtown]] and the Free Cities, emissaries are on their way to find her and use her cause for their own ends...

'''Note:''' An excerpt (presumably a full chapter) of ''A Dance With Dragons'' can be found on George R R Martin's website, under the heading "Ice & Fire Sample".

==Characters==
The tale is told through the eyes of 16 POV characters and, as with previous volumes, a one-off prologue POV.

* Prologue: [[Varamyr|Varamyr Sixskin]], a wildling skinchanger.
* [[Jon Snow]], the Lord Commander of the Night's Watch.
* [[Tyrion Lannister]], a fugitive wanted for kinslaying and regicide, lately fled from the Seven Kingdoms.
* [[Davos Seaworth|Ser Davos Seaworth]], King's Hand to Stannis Baratheon.
* [[Daenerys Targaryen]], sole heir to the Targaryen dynasty who ruled Westeros for 300 years until their deposition 15 years prior to the first novel. Called Stormborn, the Unburnt, the Mother of Dragons, and self-proclaimed Queen of Westeros, now ruling the city of Meereen.
* [[Bran Stark]], rightful heir to the late Robb Stark, in hiding beyond the Wall and believed dead by his own family.
* [[Arya Stark]], in hiding in the Free City of Braavos, where she is also called 'Cat of the Canals' and continuing her training by the Faceless Men.
* [[Asha Greyjoy]], the niece of King Euron Greyjoy of the Iron Islands, lately fled from the isles.
* [[Quentyn Martell]], the eldest son of Prince Doran Martell of Dorne, traveling into the east on a mission for his father.
* An old, or "retired", POV will be returning. As of 2008, a new sample chapter reveals this to be [[Theon Greyjoy]], under his "new" identity of [[Reek]]
* [[Barristan Selmy]], former Lord Commander of the Kingsguard, now Lord Commander of [[Daenerys Targaryen|Daenerys]]'s Queensguard.
* [[Victarion Greyjoy]], Lord Captain of the Iron Fleet.
* [[Cersei Lannister]], Queen Regent of the Seven Kingdoms, held prisoner by the [[Faith of the Seven]] at the [[Great Sept of Baelor]].
* [[Jaime Lannister]], Lord Commander of the Kingsguard
* [[Areo Hotah]], Captain of the Guard for House Martell
* [[Melisandre]], a priestess of [[R'hllor]]
* [[Jon Connington|Griff]], a traveler consorting with the Golden Company who is Lord Jon Connington..
* [[Kevan Lannister]], epilogue character.

George R.R. Martin confirmed that the following PoV characters will not have new chapters in A Dance with Dragons: [[Sansa Stark]], [[Brienne of Tarth]], [[Aeron Greyjoy]], [[Arianne Martell]], and [[Samwell Tarly]].

==Plot==
===In The North===
[[Jon Snow]], Lord Commander of the [[Night's Watch]], is beset on all sides by threats and danger. King [[Stannis Baratheon]] wants land and waycastles belonging to the Watch, which he means to hand out as [[w:fief|fief]]s to his most loyal supporters. The Others are continuing to mass beyond the Wall. And the free-folk host, once led by [[Mance Rayder]] but smashed by Stannis during the events of ''[[A Storm of Swords]]'', still numbers in the thousands, and to Jon's mind each wildling represents one more [[wight]] the white walkers can send against them. To this end he takes great pains to court the wildlings, winning them over to his side and uniting them with the Watch against their common foe; but in doing so, he loses the support of his sworn brothers, several of his sworn brothers stab him in full view of the rest of the Night's Watch and his last chapter ends with him falling unconscious, it is not known if he survives. [[Melisandre]], meanwhile, has Mance Rayder burned... but is later revealed to have used her powers of glamor to disguise Rayder as [[Rattleshirt]], the Lord of Bones, and vice versa. She reveals to Jon Snow that a grey girl on a dying horse, whom she interprets to be [[Arya Stark]], is coming up the [[kingsroad]] to seek asylum, and with Snow's permission dispatches Rayder and several spearwives to bring her in. The woman is revealed to actually be [[Alys Karstark]], fleeing the manipulations of her relatives in light of her father's death. And Stannis takes Jon's advice and is able to seize Deepwood Motte with the allegiance of the hill folk, the [[House Karstark|Karstarks]] and half of the [[House Umber|Umbers]], and then moves against [[Ramsay Bolton]], who has taken up seat in the ruins of [[Winterfell]] with the other half of the northern bannermen. At last report—a gloating letter in Ramsay's handwriting to Jon Snow—Stannis' host was smashed and the king slain.

In ''[[A Feast for Crows]]'', Ser [[Davos Seaworth]] was reported to have been sent to treat with Lord [[Wyman Manderly]] of [[White Harbor]] in the hopes of bringing him to Stannis's cause, but to have been executed so that Cersei would release Wyman's younger son, [[Wendel Manderly|Wendel]], from captivity. ''A Dance with Dragons'' narrates this tale from Davos's point of view. His visit to White Harbor finds[[House Manderly|Manderly]]'s court infested with [[House Frey|Freys]], who claim that Manderly's older son [[Wylis Manderly|Wylis]] was slain by [[Robb Stark]] (of all people) at the [[Red Wedding]], and Manderly yields to their insistence that Davos be imprisoned. However, Davos continues to narrate long after the chronological moment when the queen received word of his death; he is being kept in genteel imprisonment and is eventually freed by [[Robett Glover]], who has joined Lord Manderly in presenting a friendly face to the Freys whilst secretly plotting their downfall, especially now that Cersei has released Wendel. Manderly introduces Davos to an ironborn squire, [[Wex Pyke]], formerly in service to [[Theon Greyjoy]], who survived the [[Sack of Winterfell]] by hiding up a tree and observed six survivors—[[Bran Stark]], [[Jojen Reed|Jojen]] and[[ Meera Reed]], [[Rickon Stark]], [[Osha]] and [[Hodor]]—fleeing the ruins. Davos is commissioned to retrieve Rickon Stark.

[[Asha Greyjoy]], lately fled the Iron Islands after an unsuccessful bid at the kingsmoot that saw her uncle [[Euron Greyjoy|Euron]] crowned, has returned to [[Deepwood Motte]] and is captured by the aforementioned attack, and then taken with Stannis' host as he marches on Winterfell. Meanwhile, a creature now known as "Reek"—once [[Theon Greyjoy]], before Ramsay tortured and psychologically abused him into adopting his new identity—is released by Ramsay to convince the ironborn holding Moat Cailin to surrender, thus allowing [[Roose Bolton]], a contingent of Freys, and those northerners who escaped the Red Wedding to return home. With them comes "Arya Stark," a young girl last seen at the end of ''A Storm of Swords'' departing for [[the North]], where she is to wed Ramsay. [[Cersei]]'s dialogue in ''[[A Feast for Crows]]'' allowed readers to tentatively identify this imposter as [[Jeyne Poole]], daughter of [[Eddard Stark]]'s steward whom Sansa last saw during the coup in ''[[A Game of Thrones]]''; Theon confirms this instantly. Theon warns her to adopt her new identity lest Ramsay be displeased with her. The bard Abel and his washerwomen take some interest in Theon, as they are attempting to release Jeyne from her captivity: they are actually Mance Rayder and his aforementioned spearwives. Theon is able to flee with her and eventually arrives at Stannis' host; Ramsay's letter mentions that he wants his wife and Theon back, suggesting that they (at the least) was able to escape the slaughter, or that this part of the letter was a lie.

===Across The Narrow Sea===
[[Daenerys Targaryen]], Queen of [[Meereen]], finds the crown lying uneasy on her head. Though she rules Meereen, a guerilla resistance called the [[Sons of the Harpy]] pick off her men when they can. Many Meereenese citizens resent the new order of things, and a number of other cities eventually take up arms against her, as the [[w:slave trade|slave trade]] she abolished is one of the cornerstones of the economy of the region. She has no idea how to tame her dragons, which are ranging far and wide and eating whatever they feel like... including children. And she is visited by [[Quaithe]] of the Shadow, who warns her of the others descending on her: "Soon comes the pale mare, and after her the others. Kraken and dark flame, lion and griffin, the sun's son and the mummer's dragon."

The lion, [[Tyrion Lannister]], lately fled the [[Seven Kingdoms]] and accusations of regicide and kinslaying, is smuggled to [[Pentos]] with the help of Varys the Spider and left in the care of [[Illyrio Mopatis]], supporter of Daenerys Targaryen. Tyrion decides to offer his services to her, and makes the journey in the company of a tall taciturn knight, "[[Griff]]," and his son "Young Griff." Tyrion takes note of the care with which Young Griff is tutored, as well as his coloring, and deduces that the boy is actually [[Aegon Targaryen]], long-believed-dead son of Prince [[Rhaegar Targaryen]] and [[Elia Martell|Elia of Dorne]]; his "father" is actually Lord [[Jon Connington]] of [[Griffin's Roost]]. Whilst at the town of Selhorys, Tyrion is waylaid by [[Penny]], a dwarf woman who was hired to be entertainment at King [[Joffrey]]'s wedding and whose brother and performing partner was killed in Cersei's purge, and then by Ser [[Jorah Mormont]], who kidnaps him as a prize to win his way back into Daenerys's graces. Unfortunately the boat Mormont hires to take them to [[Volantis]] is waylaid by slavers, and he, Tyrion and Penny are sold at markets in the shadow of Meereen, claiming to be an entertainment act. From there, Tyrion sneaks his way to the camp of the [[Second Sons]], led by Brown [[Ben Plumm]], and pledges his sword to them as another step in getting closer to Daenerys.

The kraken, [[Victarion Greyjoy]], Captain of the [[Iron Fleet]], sails his forces east towards Meereen. Though Victarion has few chapters in this novel, they reveal that he has been given possession of Euron's dragon-binding horn. He also comes across a red priest, [[Moqorro]] (who was last seen on Tyrion's ship, being washed overboard not long before the slavers attacked). Moqorro brings Victarion to believe in [[R'hllor]], the Lord of Light, by demonstrating his power, and claims to know how to use the dragon horn safely. Victarion's men call the priest the "black flame" after "Moqorro" proves too difficult for them to pronounce.

[[Quentyn Martell]], eldest son of Prince [[Doran Martell]] of [[Sunspear]], is traveling east as well. He has a parchment signed by Ser [[Willem Darry]] many years ago, establishing that his elder sister [[Arianne Martell]] is to wed Prince [[Viserys Targaryen]] when he comes of age; it is Prince Doran's wish that Quentyn and Daenerys stand in place of their deceased elder siblings in this matter. Alas, he arrives too late, finding Dany about to enter into a political marriage (see below), and is then left in a bad position when her new husband tries to have her poisoned—a tactic notorious to Quentyn's uncle [[Oberyn Martell]]. In a last-ditch effort to prove his worth, Quentyn visits Dany's two dragons, [[Viserion]] and [[Rhaegal]], and attempts to tame them. He dies of his burns three days later.

Connington and Prince Aegon never actually arrive at Meereen. They have hired the [[Golden Company]], a group of sellswords made exclusively of [[Westeros]]i exiles. Once in their company, Aegon shows that he has listened to Tyrion's counsel during their time together (despite Tyrion admonishing him to trust no one, "especially me"): he suggests attacking Westeros now, establishing a beachhead which Daenerys can later reinforce. He too seeks Daenerys' hand, and too is keenly aware that he must have something worthwhile to offer her besides his own bloodline as her nephew. The first conquest is of Griffin's Roost, Connington's former seat, which is a relief to the exiled lord as he has contracted a terminal disease in his travels. Their main target is [[Storm's End]], whose siege Aegon proposes to lead himself.

Unlike the symbolism of Quaithe's other references, the "pale mare" is a literal horse, carrying a refugee from [[Astapor]]. He too brings a gift: [[bloody flux|plague]]; by coincidence or not, those who contract it are said to be "riding the pale mare." It ravages not only the Meereenese but the armies of Yunkish slaves and sellsword companies drawn up to attack them (its advent allows Tyrion, Penny and Ser Jorah to escape their captivity, amongst other things). On the advice of her councillors, Daenerys marries [[Hizdahr zo Loraq]], a leading noble who is able to pacify the [[Sons of the Harpy]] and broker a cease-fire between Meereen and her aggressors, which include Volantis, Qarth and Yunkai; however, she gives in to her attraction to [[Daario Naharis]] before the ceremony. She also locks [[Viserion]] and [[Rhaegal]] away to keep them from eating anyone, but is unable to capture Drogon, who escapes into the wild. As part of her wedding feast, Daenerys goes against her own wishes and allows the fighting pits of Meereen to reopen, and is present for the first slave-gladiator games... as is [[Drogon]], drawn by the noise and chaos. Daenerys leaps into [[Drogon]]'s back and the two fly away, leaving Meereen largely in the hands of Ser [[Barristan Selmy]], who takes over not only the rulership but narration. Selmy, as viewpoint character, becomes convinced that Hizdahr was trying to poison Daenerys—a sweetmeat he offered her turned out to almost kill Strong [[Belwas]] when he ate them instead--and is able to organize a coup, but his attempts to re-broker a peace fail, and the war begins in earnest. The final chapter (aside from the epilogue) is Daenerys's, as she attempts to return on foot to Meereen from the southern reaches of the [[Dothraki Sea]], which Drogon has taken for his haunt, only to be encountered by the ''khalasar'' of Khal [[Jhaqo]] as the novel ends.

===Assorted Others===
A few chapters deal with the fate of a trainee in the halls of the God of Black and White, a girl formerly known as [[Arya Stark]], currently blind. It is revealed that her blindness is yet another step in her training and is maintained by a potion she is given every night; she refuses an antidote, knowing that to yield is to be released from her training. After passing the blind portion of her regimen and successfully orchestrating the assassination of a hated insurance agent, she is officially advanced in her training.

[[Jaime Lannister]], the Kingslayer, travels to [[Raventree Hall]], seat of [[Tytos Blackwood]], where [[Jonos Bracken]] has the siege. Blackwood is the final bannerman of [[Robb Stark]]'s still under arms, but yields once presented with someone to surrender to with whom he has not had a lifelong feud. That night, the maid [[Brienne of Tarth]] arrives at Jaime's campsite, claiming to have found one of the Stark girls: "I can take you to her, ser... but you will need to come alone. Elsewise, the Hound will kill her." This is a falsehood, as it was revealed in ''[[A Feast for Crows]]'' that Brienne knows Arya was last seen alone at [[Saltpans]], and that "the Hound" is dead and was buried by a source she trusts. Her motivation in this lie has yet to be explained. Presumably, however, given her actions at the end of A Feast for Crows, she is leading him to Lady Stoneheart.

Areo Hotah, chief bodyguard of Prince Doran Martell, observes the goings-on at Sunspear. Doran reveals to his late brother Oberyn's mistress, [[Ellaria Sand]], and his daughters [[Nymeria Sand|Nymeria]], [[Tyene Sand|Tyene]] and [[Obara Sand|Obara]], that he has convinced Princess [[Myrcella]] to lie about the events of Princess [[Arianne Martell|Ariannel]]'s botched queenmaking attempt, in which the [[Kingsguard]] knight Ser [[Arys Oakheart]] was slain and Myrcella herself injured by Ser [[Gerold Dayne]], the Darkstar. Since Myrcella lost an ear to him to begin with, she has agreed to claim that the Darkstar slew Oakheart as well. Doran has also decided to deny [[Cersei]]'s request that his own son [[Trystane Martell|Trystane]] return to [[King's Landing]] with Myrcella, as an ambush has been planned in [[Tyrion Lannister]]'s name that would result in Trystane's death. He dispatches Nym and Tyene instead, one to take up his council seat and the other to join the Great Sept, thus giving him eyes and ears in the capitol.

Cersei Lannister, the Queen Regent, continues her captivity at the [[Great Sept of Baelor]]. After a period of enforced sleeplessness, she confesses to the High Septon on the charges of fornication and incest with Lancel, though not to adultery nor the slaying of King [[Robert Baratheon|Robert]]. This gains her the right to receive visitors, particularly Ser [[Kevan Lannister]], who reveals the news of Myrcella's injury and Ser Arys Oakheart's death in [[Dorne]]. Cersei is relieved: this allows her to name [[Qyburn]]'s silent champion to the Kingsguard in Oakheart's place, giving her a chance to win a trial by combat. Eventually she is released to the [[Red Keep]] to spend time with her son before her trial... but must walk the entire way naked and suffering the humiliation of the common folk.Finally, the epilogue closes the novel with the viewpoint of Ser [[Kevan Lannister]], the late Tywin's staunchest supporter, and current [[regent]] in light of Cersei's judicial troubles. After supping with Cersei and King [[Tommen]], and noting his niece's now-broken spirit, he is called to Grand Maester [[Pycelle]]'s quarters to receive a [[White Ravens|white raven]] from the [[Citadel]] at [[Oldtown]], a traditional sign that winter has come. There he finds Pycelle dead, and is then himself assassinated by [[Varys]] for "threatening to undo all the queen's good work, to reconcile Highgarden and Casterly Rock, bind the Faith to your little king, unite the Seven Kingdoms under Tommen's rule." With Kevan dead, Varys claims, the way will be opened for Aegon to assume the throne.

==Split in publication==
When the fourth novel in the series, ''[[A Feast for Crows]]'', was published it was missing many of its key characters. This was because the book had gotten far too large to publish as one volume. Rather than simply split it in half and publish it as 'Part 1' and 'Part 2', Martin decided to split the book by character and location. This decision was apparently inspired by a conversation with Martin's friend and fellow writer Daniel Abraham. Thus, characters in the South of the Seven Kingdoms and in the new locations of the Iron Islands and Dorne appeared in ''A Feast for Crows''. Characters in the North and across the sea were held back for ''A Dance with Dragons''. [[Arya Stark]] and [[Asha Greyjoy]] will appear in both volumes.

Approximately one-third of the published ''A Dance with Dragons'' will consist of material that had been written for the pre-split ''A Feast for Crows'', although much of this has been rewritten by Martin. Martin has also promised to try and include some 'catch-up' chapters at the end of the novel to reveal what happened to some of that novel's characters after the cliffhanger endings of ''A Feast for Crows'', such as [[Sansa Stark]], [[Brienne of Tarth]], [[Jaime Lannister|Jaime]] and [[Cersei Lannister]].

==List of Chapters==
# [[Prologue (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Daenerys I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Bran I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion II (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Merchant's Man (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon II (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion III (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Davos I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon III (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Daenerys II (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Reek I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Bran II (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion IV (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Davos II (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Daenerys III (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon IV (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion V (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Davos III (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Reek II (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon V (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion VI (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Daenerys IV (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Lost Lord (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Windblown (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Wayward Bride (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion VII (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon VI (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Davos IV (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Daenerys V (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Melisandre I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Reek III (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion VIII (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Bran III (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon VII (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Daenerys VI (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Prince of Winterfell (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Watcher (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon VIII (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion IX (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Blind Girl (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[A Ghost in Winterfell (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion X (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jaime I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon X (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Daenerys VIII (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Theon I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Daenerys IX (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon XI (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Cersei I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Queensguard (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Iron Suitor (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion XI (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Jon XII (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Discarded Knight (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Spurned Suitor (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Griffin Reborn (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Sacrifice (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Victarion I (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Ugly Little Girl (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Cersei II (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[Tyrion XII (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Kingbreaker (A Dance with Dragons)]]
# [[The Dragontamer (A Dance with Dragons)]]

==External links==
* [http://www.georgerrmartin.com GeorgeRRMartin.com] - official website of the author.
* [http://www.westeros.org/Citadel/ The Citadel] at [http://www.westeros.org www.westeros.org] - extensive archive about the series, including detailed thematic notes, timelines, artwork & [[w:heraldry|heraldry]], and correspondence from the author.
* [http://towerofthehand.com/ Tower of the Hand] - A comprehensive treatment of A Song of Ice and Fire with chapter summaries and individual pages for every character, location, historical event, noble house, etc. from the series all thoroughly cross-referenced and hyperlinked.
* [http://www.georgerrmartin.com/if-sample.html Ice & Fire sample] A sample chapter from the book, provided by George R.R. Martin.
* [http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/external-search?tag=georrmar&keyword=George%20R.%20R.%20Martin&mode=books Song of Ice and Fire books] at Amazon.com
* [http://asoiaf.westeros.org Message Board] - extensive topical theory discussion about current and upcoming books.
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A Dance with Dragons-Epilogue

2011-07-26T23:22:52Z

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| title = Epilogue
| pov pagename = Kevan Lannister
| previous = Daenerys X
| bantam hc page = 944
}}

==Synopsis==
Lord Regent [[Kevan Lannister]] discusses the landing of [[Jon Conningont]] and other matters of the realm with the small council, including the new Hand of the King [[Mace Tyrell]]. He later dines with [[Cersei Lannister|Cersei]], who is still awaiting her Trial by Combat, very calm and guarded after her walk of atonement. A messenger announces that [[Maester Pycelle]] aks for Kevan. Keven arrives in the Maester's chambers and finds a white raven sitting on the window seat and Pycelle dead, and is shot by [[Varys]]. Varys explains to the dying Kevan that he was being too successful in reuniting the realm behind the [[Iron Throne]], and that he wishes for the realm to declare for [[Aegon Targaryen|Aegon]], who he thinks was properly groomed to be king, as opposed to Tommen.

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A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 71

2011-07-26T23:22:48Z

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| pov = Daenerys
| pov count = 10
| previous = The Queen's Hand
| next = Epilogue
| bantam hc page = 929
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Daenerys Targaryen|Daenerys]] is walking back south, towards [[Meereen]], following a small rivulet that she thinks will flow into the Skahazadhan. She has spent her time flying [[Drogon]], but could not make him take her back. Instead, they had stayed at his lair, a small cave in a hill she named ''Dragonstone''. She gets sick on the way, and calls out for Drogon when he flies over on a hunt, and mounts him. Drogon is devouring a horse, when [[Jhaqo|Khal Jhaqo]], former bloodrider of [[Drogo|Khal Drogo]], finds her.

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A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 70

2011-07-26T23:22:40Z

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{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| title = The Queen's Hand
| pov pagename = Barristan Selmy
| previous = Jon
| next = Daenerys X
| bantam hc page = 914
| arc previous = The Kingbreaker
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Quentyn Martell]] is dead. [[Barristan Selmy|Ser Barristan]] as the Queen's Hand, as head of a council ruling the city. Barristan sent the [[Galazza Galare|Green Grace Galazza Galare]] to treat with the [[Yunkai'i]], and make them release the hostages. Barristan does not expect them to comply, so he makes preparations for an attack on them, and sends the two Dornishmen [[Archibald Yronwood]] and [[Gerris Drinkwater]] and the other captives of the [[Windblown company]] back to the [[Tattered Prince]] and his company, hoping that they will convince the Prince to free and protect the hostages during the attack. The Green Grace returns, telling Barristan that the Yunkai'i have refused his offer, and that they will begin sling corpses into the city.

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A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 69

2011-07-26T23:22:26Z

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{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| title = Jon
| pov pagename = Jon Snow
| previous = The Dragontamer
| next = The Queen's Hand
| bantam hc page = 899
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Jon Snow|Jon]] means to lead men to [[Hardhome]], to rescue the [[wildlings]] and men of the [[Night's Watch]] trapped there. [[Selyse Florent|Queen Selyse]] and [[Melisandre]] discourage him, and want to leave them to their fate. While planning with [[Thormund Giantsbane]] how to help anyway, he receives a letter from [[Ramsay Bolton]], claiming that [[Stannis Baratheon|King Stannis]] was dead, that he captured [[Mance Rayder]] and flayed his spear wives, and that he wants [[Jeyne Poole|his bride]] back, and [[Theon Greyjoy|Theon]], [[Melisandre]], [[Val]], Mance's presumed son, and Queen Selyse with her daughter sent to him as well. Jon decides to send the Night's Watch to Hardhome, with Tormund in command, but explains that he will go to [[Winterfell]] himself and make Ramsay answer for is words, and convinces a number of notable wildling chiefs to accompany him. When Jon is on his way to inform Queen Selyse, he hears the giant [[Wun Wun]] roar and a man scream. When he arrives, a bleeding Wun Wun is smashing dead [[Patrek of King's Mountain|Ser Patrek]] against a tower wall. Jon tries to calm the people who come running, when [[Wick Whittelstick]] slashes at Jon's throat with a dagger. While Jon is still trying to understand, [[Bowen March]] and others plant daggers in him.

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A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 67

2011-07-26T23:19:44Z

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{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| title = The Kingbreaker
| pov pagename = Barristan Selmy
| previous = Tyrion XII
| next = The Dragontamer
| bantam hc page = 874
| arc previous = The Discarded Knight
| arc next = The Queen's Hand
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Barristan Selmy|Ser Barristan]] meets with [[Shakaz mo Kandaq]] again, and they go through with their plan to seize [[Hizdahr zo Loraq|Hizdahr]] and the city, and have it ruled by a council until [[Daenerys Targaryen|Dany]]'s return. During the night, Ser Barristan defeats the pit fighter [[Khrazz]] who guards the king, and means to take Hizdahr to a cell, when a cup bearer informs them that the dragons have been loosed.

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 67]]
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A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 67

2011-07-26T23:18:56Z

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{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| title = The Kingbreaker
| pov pagename = Barristan Selmy
| previous = Tyrion XII
| next = The Dragontamer
| bantam hc page = 874
| arc previous = The Discarded Knight
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Barristan Selmy|Ser Barristan]] meets with [[Shakaz mo Kandaq]] again, and they go through with their plan to seize [[Hizdahr zo Loraq|Hizdahr]] and the city, and have it ruled by a council until [[Daenerys Targaryen|Dany]]'s return. During the night, Ser Barristan defeats the pit fighter [[Khrazz]] who guards the king, and means to take Hizdahr to a cell, when a cup bearer informs them that the dragons have been loosed.

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 67]]
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A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 68

2011-07-26T10:01:09Z

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{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| title = The Dragontamer
| pov pagename = Quentyn Martell
| previous = The Kingbreaker
| next = Jon
| bantam hc page = 887
| arc previous = The Spurned Suitor
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Quentyn Martell|Quentyn]] goes ahead with his plan to steal the dragons. With the help of the [[Windblown Company]], they make it to the pit where [[Rhaegal]] and [[Viserion]] are kept. Quentyn tries to dominate the dragons like he had seen [[Daenerys Targaryen|Danerys]] do with [[Drogon]], but when he strikes Viserion with a whip, Rhaegal spews fire on him, setting him aflame.

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A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 67

2011-07-24T16:20:55Z

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{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| title = The Kingbreaker
| pov pagename = Barristan Selmy
| previous = Tyrion XII
| next = The Dragontamer
| bantam hc page = 874
| arc previous = The Discarded Knight
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Barristan Selmy|Ser Barristan]] meets with [[Shakaz mo Kandaq]] again, and they go through with their plan to seize [[Hizdahr zo Loraq|Hizdahr]] and the city, and have it ruled by a council until [[Daenerys Targaryen|Dany]]'s return. During the night, Ser Barristan defeats the pit fighter Khrazz who guards the king, and means to take Hizdahr to a cell, when a cup bearer informs them that the dragons have been loosed.

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 67]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Barristan Selmy]]

A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 60

2011-07-24T16:20:45Z

Anguy the Archer: fixes/tweaks/updates/canonicalizations

{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| title = The Spurned Suitor
| pov pagename = Quentyn Martell
| previous = The Discarded Knight
| next = The Griffin Reborn
| bantam hc page = 793
| arc previous = The Windblown
| arc next = The Dragontamer
}}

==Synopsis==
With [[Daenerys Targaryen|Daenerys]] gone, [[Quentyn Martell]] wants to hire the [[Windblown Company]] to steal one of the remaining dragons.

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 60]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Quentyn Martell]]

User talk:Ran

2011-07-22T13:40:00Z

Anguy the Archer: /* Pages for deletion */ new section (and removed an obsolete one)

== Copyright problems ==

Ok, I've look at dozens of the articles on this new wiki. If every article of substance hasn't been copied from Wikipedia, then I'd be very surprised. At this point, I think you may need to consider wiping the article space and start over. It'll be an abrupt solution, but it'll be the only one that'll be sure to get everything. Not to mention a big bold warning to not copy things from Wikipedia without following the rules. It can be done, but if it's not done right, it breaks their rules, which makes this site look bad. I'm sure everybody meant well, but sadly, I don't think they knew what they were doing. [[User:Mistermanticore|Mistermanticore]] 23:29, 25 April 2007 (CDT)

== Search Suggest ==

Scafloc suggested that I contact you here. My question is why this wonderful wiki doesn't have Search Suggest. It's very handy, and even flatliner wikis like http://romanchurches.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page have it, at least a little. Thx. Have a good. Mike [[User:Fatidiot1234|Fatidiot1234]] 05:23, 11 February 2010 (UTC)

Hrm, good question. I will look into this. Have any pointers as to where one would find a Search Suggest plugin? Or does one need to upgrade Mediawiki? --[[User:Ran|Ran]] 08:21, 11 February 2010 (UTC)
:: Ah, it's a skin issue. Will look into how to fix this. --[[User:Ran|Ran]] 11:09, 11 February 2010 (UTC)

==New [[Main Page]]==
In [[Template:MainPage Banner|the banner]] I have added the [[:Category:Game of Thrones (TV series)|category for the TV series]].

I made another change: in the last version the width of the banner was set to an absolute value. I changed it to relative values.
For the title and subtitle below it is 60% and for the two category columns 20% each. With a resolution of 1024 x 768 or more you don't have to scroll to the right AND the text "Welcome to A Wiki of Ice and Fire" stays on the same row. What do you think? [[User:Scafloc|Scafloc]] 13:46, 2 July 2011 (CDT)
:Excellent! Especially moving to relative width, I noticed that the absolute width was the issue but wasn't sure how to go relative. I think that will work very well, especially on mobile devices. [[User:Ran|Ran]] 13:49, 2 July 2011 (CDT)

== Pages for deletion ==

Hi Ran, here's a category of pages that need deletion: [[:Category:Pages for deletion]]. If you could clear it out from time to time … or, even better, turn some regulars into admins to take care of it. [http://asoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/topic/53583-new-chapter-summaries/page__view__findpost__p__2582349 Linda said] that "the admin account" can't be used due to the invision link, but I'm rather certain that there are still ways to turn the sysop flag on for some editors -- if need be by adding one entry to the database. [[User:Anguy the Archer|Anguy the Archer]] 08:39, 22 July 2011 (CDT)

A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 65

2011-07-22T08:12:22Z

Anguy the Archer: Qyburn, it is ...

{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| pov = Cersei
| pov count = 2
| previous = The Ugly Little Girl
| next = Tyrion XII
| bantam hc page = 848
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Cersei Lannister|Cersei]] is forced to walk from [[Great Sept of Baelor]] to the [[Red Keep]], naked and shorn. She tries to walk with dignity, but with the smallfolk throwing insults, rotten vegetables, and a cat carcass, she arrives at the Red Keep crying and crawling. There she is picked up by [[Qyburn]]'s creature [[Robert Strong|Ser Robert Strong]], the newest member of the [[Kingsguard]].

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 65]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Cersei Lannister]]

A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 65

2011-07-22T08:11:45Z

Anguy the Archer: fixes/tweaks/updates/canonicalizations

{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| pov = Cersei
| pov count = 2
| previous = The Ugly Little Girl
| next = Tyrion XII
| bantam hc page = 848
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Cersei Lannister|Cersei]] is forced to walk from [[Great Sept of Baelor]] to the [[Red Keep]], naked and shorn. She tries to walk with dignity, but with the smallfolk throwing insults, rotten vegetables, and a cat carcass, she arrives at the Red Keep crying and crawling. There she is picked up by [[Qyborn]]'s creature [[Robert Strong|Ser Robert Strong]], the newest member of the [[Kingsguard]].

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 65]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Cersei Lannister]]

A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 66

2011-07-22T08:10:04Z

Anguy the Archer: Create chapter stub.

{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| pov = Tyrion
| pov count = 12
| previous = Cersei II
| next = The Kingbreaker
| bantam hc page = 860
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Tyrion Lannister|Tyrion]] and [[Jorah Mormont|Jorah]] sign on with the [[Second Sons]].

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 66]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Tyrion Lannister]]

A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 65

2011-07-22T08:09:59Z

Anguy the Archer: Create chapter stub.

{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| pov = Cersei
| pov count = 2
| previous = The Ugly Little Girl
| next = Tyrion XII
| bantam hc page = 848
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Cersei Lannister|Cersei]] is forced to walk from [[Great Sept of Baelor]] to the [[Red Keep]], naked and shorn. She tries to walk with dignity, but with the smallfolk throwing insults, rotten vegetables, and a cat carcass, she arrives at the Red Keep crying and crawling. There she is picked up by [[Quyborn]]'s creature [[Ser Robert Strong]], the newest member of the [[Kingsguard]].

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 65]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Cersei Lannister]]

A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 64

2011-07-22T08:09:48Z

Anguy the Archer: Create chapter stub.

{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| title = The Ugly Little Girl
| pov pagename = Arya Stark
| previous = Victarion I
| next = Cersei II
| bantam hc page = 835
| arc previous = The Blind Girl
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Arya Stark|Arya]] performs her first assassination, and is made an acolyte. She is to begin her first apprenticeship with [[Izembaro]].

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 64]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Arya Stark]]

A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 59

2011-07-22T08:09:41Z

Anguy the Archer: fixes/tweaks/updates/canonicalizations

{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| title = The Discarded Knight
| pov pagename = Barristan Selmy
| previous = Jon XII
| next = The Spurned Suitor
| bantam hc page = 783
| arc previous = The Queensguard
| arc next = The Kingbreaker
}}

==Synopsis==
The [[Yunkai|Yunkai'i]] killed [[Groleo|Admiral Groleo]], as retribution for the death of [[Yurkhaz zo Yunzak]], who was trampled by his own slaves when [[Drogon]] wrought havoc in the [[Pit of Daznak]].

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 59]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Barristan Selmy]]

A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 63

2011-07-21T21:37:13Z

Anguy the Archer: Create chapter stub.

{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| pov = Victarion
| pov count = 1
| previous = The Sacrifice
| next = The Ugly Little Girl
| bantam hc page = 827
| arc previous = The Iron Suitor
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Victarion Greyjoy]] continues on his way to [[Meereen]]. His fleet captures a number of trading ships, with the help of [[Moqorro]]'s prophecies

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 63]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Victarion Greyjoy]]

A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 45

2011-07-21T21:36:46Z

Anguy the Archer: fixes/tweaks/updates/canonicalizations

{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| title = The Blind Girl
| pov pagename = Arya Stark
| previous = Jon IX
| next = A Ghost in Winterfell
| bantam hc page = 593
| arc next = The Ugly Little Girl
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Arya Stark|Arya]] is still in the [[House of Black and White]] in [[Braavos]]. She was blinded, to train her to use her other senses: recognize lies from the tone, walk and work without seeing, even fight. She hears that two Lysene pirate ships, the ''[[Goodheart]]'' and the ''[[Elephant]]'' were driven North by a storm and found [[wildlings]] at [[Hardhome]]. The wildlings were eager to board the ships that were prophesied by the witch, and the pirates took the women and children on board, yet meant to sell them as pirates. The ''Goodheart'' was damaged in another storm and was forced to make for Braavos, where the [[Sealord of Braavos|Sealord]] seized the ship since slave trade is forbidden in Braavos. Arya regularly has [[wolf dream]]s, and also learned to warg into a cat. She uses knowledge gained through the cat's eyes to impress the [[Kindly Man]], leading to the conclusion of her blind training.

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 45]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Arya Stark]]

Template:Infobox Chapter AGoT

2011-07-21T12:30:00Z

Anguy the Archer: fix

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2011-07-21T12:29:31Z

Anguy the Archer: fix

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2011-07-21T12:21:45Z

Anguy the Archer: create

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Crowfood Umber

2011-07-21T11:41:26Z

Anguy the Archer: #REDIRECT Mors Umber

#REDIRECT [[Mors Umber]]

A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 62

2011-07-21T11:39:29Z

Anguy the Archer: Create chapter stub.

{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| title = The Sacrifice
| pov pagename = Asha Greyjoy
| previous = The Griffin Reborn
| next = Victarion I
| bantam hc page = 814
| arc previous = The King's Prize
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Stannis Baratheon|King Stannis]] and his host are still at the village between the lakes, supposedly three days ride from [[Winterfell]]. They are hungry and freezing, most horses have died and were eaten. Four men were found to cannibalize a fallen soldier, and Stannis has them burned. [[Tycho Nestoris]] arrives at the village, with two men of the [[Night's Watch]] and the [[Ironmen]] he ransomed from [[Sybelle Locke]]. The group has come by way of Winterfell, where they found [[Crowfood Umber]] beating drums and blowing horns, and have brought [[Theon Greyjoy|Theon]] and [[Jeyne Poole|Jeyne]] from Winterfell.

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 62]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Asha Greyjoy]]

A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 61

2011-07-21T11:39:18Z

Anguy the Archer: Create chapter stub.

{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| title = The Griffin Reborn
| pov pagename = Jon Connington
| previous = The Spurned Suitor
| next = The Sacrifice
| bantam hc page = 801
| arc previous = The Lost Lord
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Jon Connington]], [[Aegon Targaryen]], and the [[Golden Company]] have landed at [[Cape Wrath]] in [[Westeros]]. They seized [[Griffin's Roost]] and other small castles, and mean to take [[Storm's End]]. Aegon wants to lead the attack on the castle.

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 61]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Jon Connington]]

A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 56

2011-07-21T11:39:06Z

Anguy the Archer: fixes/tweaks/updates/canonicalizations

{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| title = The Iron Suitor
| pov pagename = Victarion Greyjoy
| previous = The Queensguard
| next = Tyrion XI
| bantam hc page = 741
| arc next = Victarion I
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Victarion Greyjoy]] is anchored near the [[Isle of Cedars]], right outside [[Slaver's Bay]], to find [[Daenerys Targaryen]]. He was sent by his brother King [[Euron Greyjoy]] to command the [[Iron Fleet]] and bring Dany to him, but Victarion means to take her to wife himself. Victarion's shield hand was hurt fighting [[Talbert Serry]] in the [[Battle of the Shield Islands]], and the wound festered. [[Kerwin|Maester Kerwin]] had little success treating the wound. Victarion learned that the strong [[Volantis|Volanteen]] fleet is on their way to [[Meereen]], too, while his own fleet was scattered on their way and only half have found their way. The 54th ship to arrive, the ''[[Grief]]'', has happened upon the red priest [[Moqorro]], who was swept overboard the ''[[Selaesori Qhoran]]'' when [[Tyrion Lannister|Tyrion]] travelled her to Meereen. He claims to have seen in the flames that Victarion would die lest the priest helped him. Moqorro succeeds, and Victarion has the maester killed and makes for Meereen.

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 56]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Victarion Greyjoy]]

A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 42

2011-07-21T11:38:55Z

Anguy the Archer: fixes/tweaks/updates/canonicalizations

{{Infobox Chapter ADwD
| title = The King's Prize
| pov pagename = Asha Greyjoy
| previous = The Turncloak
| next = Daenerys VII
| bantam hc page = 547
| arc previous = The Wayward Bride
| arc next = The Sacrifice
}}

==Synopsis==
[[Stannis Baratheon|Stannis]]' host is marching from [[Deepwood Motte]] to [[Winterfell]], to defeat [[Roose Bolton]] and rescue Fake Arya. [[Asha Greyjoy|Asha]], captured at Deepwood Motte, bent her knee and is forced to accompany them, as a prisoner, while the few [[Ironborn]] that survived are imprisoned at Deepwood Motte. The snow is hard on them, the march takes much longer than they hoped, and the host grinds to a halt, with few provisions left.

[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Dance with Dragons 42]]
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Asha Greyjoy]]

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2011-07-20T20:06:30Z

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2011-07-20T20:06:22Z

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{{familytree | | |TYWIN|y|JOANN| |KEVAN|y|DOR_S| |TGETT|y|DAR_M| |GRION| |GENNA|y|EMM_F| | | |TYWIN=[[Tywin Lannister|{Tywin}]]|JOANN=[[Joanna Lannister|{Joanna}*]]|KEVAN=[[Kevan Lannister|Kevan]]|DOR_S=[[Dorna Swyft|Dorna Swyft]]|TGETT=[[Tygett Lannister|{Tygett}]]|DAR_M=[[Darlessa Marbrand|Darlessa Marbrand]]
|GRION=[[Gerion Lannister|{Gerion}]]|GENNA=[[Genna Lannister|Genna]]|EMM_F=[[Emmon Frey|Emmon Frey]]|STF=[[Stafford Lannister|{Stafford}]]}}
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|ROB_B=[[Robert Baratheon|{Robert I}]]|CRSEI=[[Cersei Lannister|Cersei]]|JAIME=[[Jaime Lannister|Jaime]]|TRION=[[Tyrion Lannister|Tyrion]]|LNCEL=[[Lancel Lannister|Lancel]]|TYREK=[[Tyrek Lannister|Tyrek]]|ERM_H=[[Ermesande Hayford|Ermesande Hayford]]|JOY_H=[[Joy Hill|Joy Hill]]|CLEOS=[[Cleos Frey|{Cleos Frey}]]|TYON=[[Tion Frey|{Tion}]]|JD=[[Jeyne Darry|Jeyne Darry]]}}
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{{familytree |JFFRY| |MRCLL| |TMMEN| | | | |)|WLIAM| | | | | | | | | | | | | | |)|LF|)|TYF| | | | | |= |JFFRY=[[Joffrey Baratheon|{Joffrey I}]]|MRCLL=[[Myrcella Baratheon|Myrcella Baratheon]]|TMMEN=[[Tommen Baratheon|Tommen I]]|WLIAM=[[Willem Lannister|{Willem}]]|LF=[[Lyonel Frey|Lyonel Frey]]|TYF=[[Tywin Frey|Tywin Frey]]}}
{{familytree | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |!| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |!| | | |!| | | | }}
{{familytree | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |)|MRTYN| | | | | | | | | | | | | | |)|TF|`|WF| | | | | | |=
|MRTYN=[[Martyn Lannister|Martyn]]|DAVEN=[[Daven Lannister|Daven]]|TF=[[Tion Frey|{Tion Frey}]]|WF=[[Willem Frey|Willem Frey]]}}
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{{familytree | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |`|JN| | | | | | | | | | | | | | |`|WF| || | | | |=
|MRTYN=[[Martyn Lannister|Martyn]]|DAVEN=[[Daven Lannister|Daven]]|TF=[[Tion Frey]]|WF=[[Red Walder Frey|"Red" Walder Frey]]|JN=[[Janei Lannister|Janei]]}}
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{{familytree | | | | | | |STF| | |JOANN|~|TYW| | | |DAM|y|SHC| | | |MARG|~|TITP| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |STF=[[Stafford Lannister|{Stafford}]]|JOANN=[[Joanna Lannister|{Joanna*}]]|TYW=[[Tywin Lannister|{Tywin}]]|DAM=[[Damion Lannister|Damion]]|SHC=[[Shiera Crakehall|Shiera Crakehall]]|MARG=[[Margot Lannister|Margot]]|TITP=[[Titus Peake|Titus Peake]]}}
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{{familytree | |DAV| | | |CERE| | |MYRI| | | | | | | |LUCI| | |LANNA|~|ANTA| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |DAV=[[Daven Lannister|Daven]]|CERE=[[Cerenna Lannister|Cerenna]]|MYRI=[[Myrielle Lannister|Myrielle]]|LUCI=[[Lucion Lannister|Lucion]]|LANNA=[[Lanna Lannister|Lanna]]|ANTA=[[Antario Jast|Antario Jast]]}}
{{familytree | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | }}
{{familytree/end}}
<noinclude>[[Category:Family trees|Lannister tree]]</noinclude>

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{{familytree | |RO|y|ML| |MA| | | | | | | |AS| |RC|~|RY| | |TH| | =
|RO=[[Alester Florent|{Alester}]]|ML=[[Melara Crane|Melara Crane]]|MA=[[Axell Florent|Ser Axell]]|AS=[[Ryam Florent|{Ser Ryam}]]|TH=[[Colin Florent|Ser Colin]]|RY=[[Rylene Florent|Rylene]]|RC=[[Rycherd Crane|Rycherd Crane]]}}
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{{familytree |RO| |ML|y|RT| |MA|~|LH| |!|AS| |HN|y|DE| |!| | | | =
|RO=[[Alekyne Florent|Alekyne]]|ML=[[Melessa Florent|Melessa]]|RT=[[Randyll Tarly|Randyll Tarly]]|MA=[[Rhea Florent|Rhea]]|LH=[[Leyton Hightower|Leyton Hightower]]|AS=[[Imry Florent|{Ser Imry}]]|SE=[[Selyse Florent]]|SB=[[Stannis Baratheon|Stannis Baratheon]]|SR=[[Erren Florent|Ser Erren]]|DE=[[Delena Florent|Delena]]|HN=[[Hosman Norcross|Ser Hosman Norcross]]|MO=[[Omer Florent|Maester Omer]]|ME=[[Merrel Florent]]}}
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{{familytree | | | | | | |ST| | | | |SB|y|SE|!| |AN| |RN| |ES|!|MO|=
|ST=[[Samwell Tarly|Samwell Tarly]]|SE=[[Selyse Florent|Selyse]]|SB=[[Stannis Baratheon|Stannis Baratheon]]|AN=[[Alester Norcross|Alester Norcross]]|RN=[[Renly Norcross|Renly Norcross]]|MO=[[Omer Florent|Maester Omer]]|ES=[[Edric Storm|Edric Storm]]}}
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{{familytree | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |SH| |SE| | | | | | | | | | |ME|=
|SH=[[Shireen Baratheon|Shireen Baratheon]]|ME=[[Merrell Florent|Merrell]]|SE=[[Erren Florent|Ser Erren]]}}
{{familytree/end}}
<noinclude>[[Category:Family trees|Florent tree]]</noinclude>

Template:Drumm tree

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{{familytree/start|style=font: 90% sans-serif;}}
{{familytree | | | | DUN | | | |DUN=[[Dunstan Drumm|Dunstan Drumm]]| }}
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{{familytree | | DEN | | DON | | |DEN=[[Denys Drumm|Denys Drumm]]|DON=[[Donnel Drumm|Donnel Drumm]]}}
{{familytree/end}}
<noinclude>[[Category:Family trees|Drumm tree]]</noinclude>

Template:Botley tree

2011-07-20T19:50:57Z

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{{familytree/start|style=font: 70% sans-serif;}}
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{{familytree | | | | | SAW | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | GER | | LUC | | SAR | |SAW=[[Sawane Botley|{Sawane Botley}]]|GER=[[Germund Botley|Germund Botley]]|LUC=[[Lucimore Botley|Lucimore Botley]]|SAR=[[Sargon Botley|Sargon Botley]]| }}
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{{familytree | | HAR | | TRI | | SYM | | HRL | | VIC | | BEN | | BAL | | QUE | | | | WEX | |HAR=[[Harren Botley|{Harren Botley}]]|TRI=[[Tristifer Botley|Tristifer Botley]]|SYM=[[Symond Botley|Symond Botley]]|HRL=[[Harlon Botley|Harlon Botley]]|VIC=[[Vickon Botley|Vickon Botley]]|BEN=[[Bennarion Botley|Bennarion Botley]]|BAL=[[Balon Botley|Balon Botley]]|QUE=[[Quellon Botley|Quellon Botley]]|WEX=[[Wex Pyke|Wex Pyke]]}}
{{familytree/end}}
<noinclude>[[Category:Family trees|Botley tree]]</noinclude>