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==Layout== [[File:The Eyrie-TN.jpg|thumb|The sky cells in the lower levels of the [[Eyrie]], by [http://www.tednasmith.com/ Ted Nasmith] Β©]] The sky cells are located on the lower levels of the Eyrie.{{ref|AFFC|41}} Unlike in a normal dungeon, the sky cells only have three walls; the fourth side opens into thin air. The cells are small, with the empty side only five feet away from the opposing wall. The floor also slopes slightly, unnerving prisoners and making them fearful of accidentally falling to their death while sleeping.{{ref|AGOT|38}} A prisoner poking out their head can see cells in other directions.{{ref|AGOT|38}} From a distance, the sky cells resemble a stone honeycomb.{{Ref|AGOT|38}}{{ref|AFFC|41}}<ref>[https://www.westeros.org/GoT/Features/Entry/Belfast_Set_Visit_Part_2/ Belfast Set Visit: Part 2], March 01, 2011.</ref> Six hundred feet below is the waycastle [[Sky]].{{Ref|AGOT|38}} It is cold in the sky cells with the wind screaming night and day. Many prisoners, driven mad by the cold and howling wind, commit suicide rather than remain imprisoned.{{ref|AGOT|38}}{{ref|AFFC|10}}
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