Editing Meera Reed (section)

===''A Storm of Swords''===
[[File:Mustamirri reedscamping.jpg|thumb|[[Jojen Reed]] and Meera cooking dinner, by mustamirri ©]]
Meera has been hunting for the group as they move north and is their main food provider, mainly catching fish and frogs. They camp in a place they call [[Tumbledown Tower]], but Jojen tells them that they need to move on. Meera eventually agrees with Jojen, but gives the choice to Bran, saying he is their prince and they will do what he tells them to do. Bran finally decides to go north.{{Ref|ASoS|9}} 

Bran often watches as Meera spears fish, admiring her speed and precision. As they travel on, food becomes harder to find, even for Summer. Jojen insists that they keep away from roads because there will encounter travelers who will spread tales about a giant, a cripple boy, and a wolf. When the weather turns bad in the [[northern mountains]], Summer finds them a cave, where they find [[The Liddle|a Liddle]] who shares his food and warns that the [[kingsroad]] has become more dangerous. In the morning the man is gone, but leaves some food for them.{{Ref|ASoS|24}} Meera comforts Bran when the boy worries that [[Old Nan]] has been killed. As they move on, Bran tells the Reeds that both he and Hodor like stories about knights. Meera then tells a story about the [[Knight of the Laughing Tree]] and a [[crannogmen|crannogman]], likely [[Howland Reed]], at [[Tourney at Harrenhal|a great tourney]] in the year of the false spring.{{Ref|ASoS|24}}

They arrive at a village in disrepair in the [[Gift|New Gift]]: the most substantial building, the inn, only has a few walls still standing. They take refuge from a storm in [[Queenscrown]], the [[holdfast]] in the middle of the lake, but they detect men in the village, one of whom turns out to be [[Jon Snow]] traveling with [[wildlings]]. As a [[warg]], Bran possesses Summer and attacks the wildlings going after Jon. The direwolf kills three of them, but takes an arrow to the shoulder.{{Ref|ASoS|40}}{{Ref|ASoS|41}} The group waits until the next day to leave after the wildlings are gone. Summer, who had slunk off to nurse his wounds, finally returns, and Meera removes the arrow and treats the wound.{{Ref|ASOS|56}}

They arrive at the [[Nightfort]], the castle in Jojen's green dream. The surefooted Meera climbs to the top of the [[Wall]] to get a look at the other side, while the boys search the abandoned buildings, but they cannot figure out how to get across the Wall. They decide to sleep that night in the kitchen, as it would provide some warmth and protection. In the middle of the night, they hear the sound of footsteps and heavy breathing coming up from a well in the kitchen, and Meera traps what emerges in her net and sticks it with her frog spear. Once they have more light, they see she has captured a Night's Watchman, [[Samwell Tarly]], and [[Gilly]] and [[Monster|her baby]] also exit the secret stairs in the well. Sam explains his group was aided by [[Coldhands]], a pale man with cold black hands who was dressed in the black of the Night's Watch, who has been sent to find Bran. Sam tells them that they came through [[Nightfort|the Black Gate]], a passage as old as the Wall. Sam will have to take them down through the well to the gate, because only a man sworn to the Night's Watch can open the gate. Meera, Jojen, Hodor, and Bran go down the well's stairway and through the Black Gate.{{Ref|ASOS|56}}