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***** LADY [[Alysanne Bulwer|ALYSANNE BULWER]], a girl of eight,
***** LADY [[Alysanne Bulwer|ALYSANNE BULWER]], a girl of eight,
***** [[Meredyth Crane|MEREDYTH CRANE]], called MERRY,
***** [[Meredyth Crane|MEREDYTH CRANE]], called MERRY,
***** LADY [[Taena of Myr|TAENA MERRYWEATHER]],
***** LADY [[Taena Merryweather|TAENA MERRYWEATHER]],
***** LADY [[Alyce Graceford|ALYCE GRACEFORD]],  
***** LADY [[Alyce Graceford|ALYCE GRACEFORD]],  
***** SEPTA [[Nysterica|NYSTERICA]], a sister of the [[Faith]],
***** SEPTA [[Nysterica|NYSTERICA]], a sister of the [[Faith]],
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*** [[Gyles Rosby|GYLES ROSBY]], Lord of [[Rosby]], troubled by a cough,
*** [[Gyles Rosby|GYLES ROSBY]], Lord of [[Rosby]], troubled by a cough,
*** [[Orton Merryweather|ORTON MERRYWEATHER]], Lord of [[Longtable]],  
*** [[Orton Merryweather|ORTON MERRYWEATHER]], Lord of [[Longtable]],  
**** [[Taena of Myr|TAENA]], his wife, a woman of [[Myr]],
**** [[Taena Merryweather|TAENA]], his wife, a woman of [[Myr]],
*** LADY [[Tanda Stokeworth|TANDA STOKEWORTH]],  
*** LADY [[Tanda Stokeworth|TANDA STOKEWORTH]],  
**** LADY [[Falyse Stokeworth|FALYSE]], her elder daughter and heir,
**** LADY [[Falyse Stokeworth|FALYSE]], her elder daughter and heir,
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*** [[Victarion Greyjoy|VICTARION]], Lord Captain of the Iron Fleet, master of the ''[[Iron Victory]]'',
*** [[Victarion Greyjoy|VICTARION]], Lord Captain of the Iron Fleet, master of the ''[[Iron Victory]]'',
*** {[[Urrigon Greyjoy|URRIGON]]}, died of a wound gone bad,
*** {[[Urrigon Greyjoy|URRIGON]]}, died of a wound gone bad,
*** [[Aeron Greyjoy|AERON]], called DAMPHAIR, a priest of the [[Drowned God]],
*** [[Aeron Greyjoy|AERON]], called DAMPHAIR, a [[priest of the Drowned God]],
**** [[Rus|RUS]] and [[Norjen|NORJEN]], two of his acolytes, the "[[drowned men]],"
**** [[Rus|RUS]] and [[Norjen|NORJEN]], two of his acolytes, the "[[drowned men]],"
*** {[[Robin Greyjoy|ROBIN]]}, died in infancy,
*** {[[Robin Greyjoy|ROBIN]]}, died in infancy,
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*** [[Bluetooth|BLUETOOTH]], a longship captain,
*** [[Bluetooth|BLUETOOTH]], a longship captain,
*** [[Uller|ULLER]], [[Skyte|SKYTE]], oarsmen and warriors,
*** [[Uller|ULLER]], [[Skyte|SKYTE]], oarsmen and warriors,
** CLAIMANTS TO THE [[Seastone Chair|SEASTONE CHAIR]] AT THE KINGSMOOT ON [[Old Wyk|OLD WYK]]:
** CLAIMANTS TO THE [[Seastone Chair|SEASTONE CHAIR]] AT THE [[Kingsmoot on Old Wyk|KINGSMOOT ON OLD WYK]]:
*** [[Gylbert Farwynd|GYLBERT FARWYND]], Lord of the [[Lonely Light]],
*** [[Gylbert Farwynd|GYLBERT FARWYND]], Lord of the [[Lonely Light]],
**** Gylbert's champions: his sons [[Gyles Farwynd|GYLES]], [[Ygon Farwynd|YGON]], [[Yohn Farwynd|YOHN]],
**** Gylbert's champions: his sons [[Gyles Farwynd|GYLES]], [[Ygon Farwynd|YGON]], [[Yohn Farwynd|YOHN]],
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===[[House Hightower]]===
===[[House Hightower]]===
[[File:House Hightower.svg|150px|right]]
[[File:House Hightower.svg|150px|right]]
The Hightowers of [[Oldtown]] are among the oldest and proudest of the Great Houses of [[Westeros]], tracing their descent back to the [[First Men]]. Once kings, they have ruled Oldtown and its environs since the [[Dawn of Days]], welcoming the [[Andals]] rather than resisting them, and later bending the knee to the [[Kings of the Reach]] and giving up their crowns whilst retaining all their ancient privileges. Though powerful and immensely wealthy, the Lords of the [[High Tower]] have traditionally preferred trade to battle, and have seldom played a large part in the wars of Westeros. The Hightowers were instrumental in the founding of the [[Citadel]] and continue to protect it to this day. Subtle and sophisticated, they have always been great patrons of learning and [[the Faith]], and it is said that certain of them have also dabbled in alchemy, necromancy, and other sorcerous arts.
The Hightowers of [[Oldtown]] are among the oldest and proudest of the Great Houses of [[Westeros]], tracing their descent back to the [[First Men]]. Once [[King of the High Tower|kings]], they have ruled Oldtown and its environs since the [[Dawn of Days]], welcoming the [[Andals]] rather than resisting them, and later bending the knee to the [[Kings of the Reach]] and giving up their crowns whilst retaining all their ancient privileges. Though powerful and immensely wealthy, the Lords of the [[High Tower]] have traditionally preferred trade to battle, and have seldom played a large part in the wars of Westeros. The Hightowers were instrumental in the founding of the [[Citadel]] and continue to protect it to this day. Subtle and sophisticated, they have always been great patrons of learning and [[Faith of the Seven|the Faith]], and it is said that certain of them have also dabbled in [[alchemy]], [[necromancy]], and other sorcerous arts.


The arms of House Hightower show a stepped white tower crowned with fire on a smoke-grey field. The House words are ''We Light the Way''.
The arms of House Hightower show a stepped white tower crowned with fire on a smoke-grey field. The House words are ''We Light the Way''.
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**** [[Ellaria Sand|ELLARIA SAND]], Prince Oberyn's paramour, natural daughter of Lord [[Harmen Uller]],
**** [[Ellaria Sand|ELLARIA SAND]], Prince Oberyn's paramour, natural daughter of Lord [[Harmen Uller]],
**** THE SAND SNAKES, Oberyn's bastard daughters:
**** THE SAND SNAKES, Oberyn's bastard daughters:
***** [[Obara Sand|OBARA]], eight-and-twenty, Oberyn's daughter by an [[Oldtown]] whore,
***** [[Obara Sand|OBARA]], eight-and-twenty, Oberyn's daughter by an [[Obara Sand's mother|Oldtown whore]],
***** [[Nymeria Sand|NYMERIA]], called LADY NYM, five-and-twenty, his daughter by a noblewomen of [[Volantis]],
***** [[Nymeria Sand|NYMERIA]], called LADY NYM, five-and-twenty, his daughter by a noblewomen of [[Volantis]],
***** [[Tyene Sand|TYENE]], three-and-twenty, Oberyn's daughter by a septa,
***** [[Tyene Sand|TYENE]], three-and-twenty, Oberyn's daughter by a septa,
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***** [[Harwood Stout|HARWOOD STOUT]], her liege man, a petty lord at Barrowton,
***** [[Harwood Stout|HARWOOD STOUT]], her liege man, a petty lord at Barrowton,
**** {[[Bethany Bolton|BETHANY BOLTON]]}, his daughter, second wife of Lord Roose Bolton, died of a fever,
**** {[[Bethany Bolton|BETHANY BOLTON]]}, his daughter, second wife of Lord Roose Bolton, died of a fever,
**** [[Roger Ryswell|ROGER RYSWELL]], [[Rickard Ryswell|RICKARD RYSWELL]], [[Roose Ryswell|ROOSE RYSWELL]], his quarrelsome cousins and bannermen,<ref>The appendices of ''A Feast for Crows'' and ''[[A Dance with Dragons-Appendix|A Dance with Dragons]]'' list [[Roger Ryswell|Roger]], [[Rickard Ryswell|Rickard]], and [[Roose Ryswell|Roose]] as [[Rodrik Ryswell|Rodrik's]] quarrelsome cousins, but the text of ''A Dance with Dragons'' specifies them as his sons in [[A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 20|20. Reek II]] and [[A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 32|32. Reek III]].</ref>  
**** [[Roger Ryswell|ROGER RYSWELL]], [[Rickard Ryswell|RICKARD RYSWELL]], [[Roose Ryswell|ROOSE RYSWELL]], his quarrelsome cousins and bannermen,<ref group="N">The appendices of ''A Feast for Crows'' and ''[[A Dance with Dragons-Appendix|A Dance with Dragons]]'' list [[Roger Ryswell|Roger]], [[Rickard Ryswell|Rickard]], and [[Roose Ryswell|Roose]] as [[Rodrik Ryswell|Rodrik's]] quarrelsome cousins, but the text of ''A Dance with Dragons'' specifies them as his sons in [[A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 20|20. Reek II]] and [[A Dance with Dragons-Chapter 32|32. Reek III]].</ref>  
*** {[[Cley Cerwyn|CLEY CERWYN]]}, Lord of [[Castle Cerwyn|Cerwyn]], killed at Winterfell,
*** {[[Cley Cerwyn|CLEY CERWYN]]}, Lord of [[Castle Cerwyn|Cerwyn]], killed at Winterfell,
**** [[Jonelle Cerwyn|JONELLE]], his sister, a maid of two-and-thirty,
**** [[Jonelle Cerwyn|JONELLE]], his sister, a maid of two-and-thirty,
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**** [[Megga Tyrell|MEGGA]], [[Alla Tyrell|ALLA]] and [[Elinor Tyrell|ELINOR TYRELL]],
**** [[Megga Tyrell|MEGGA]], [[Alla Tyrell|ALLA]] and [[Elinor Tyrell|ELINOR TYRELL]],
***** Elinor's betrothed, [[Alyn Ambrose|ALYN AMBROSE]], squire,
***** Elinor's betrothed, [[Alyn Ambrose|ALYN AMBROSE]], squire,
*** LADY [[Alysanne Bulwer|ALYSANNE BULWER]], LADY [[Alyce Graceford|ALYCE GRACEFORD]], LADY [[Taena of Myr|TAENA MERRYWEATHER]], [[Meredyth Crane|MEREDYTH CRANE]], called MERRY, SEPTA [[Nysterica|NYSTERICA]], her companions,
*** LADY [[Alysanne Bulwer|ALYSANNE BULWER]], LADY [[Alyce Graceford|ALYCE GRACEFORD]], LADY [[Taena Merryweather|TAENA MERRYWEATHER]], [[Meredyth Crane|MEREDYTH CRANE]], called MERRY, SEPTA [[Nysterica|NYSTERICA]], her companions,
** Mace's widowed mother, LADY [[Olenna Redwyne|OLENNA]] of [[House Redwyne]], called THE QUEEN OF THORNS,
** Mace's widowed mother, LADY [[Olenna Redwyne|OLENNA]] of [[House Redwyne]], called THE QUEEN OF THORNS,
*** [[Arryk (Guard)|ARRYK]] and [[Erryk (Guard)|ERRYK]], her guardsmen, twins seven feet tall called LEFT and RIGHT,
*** [[Arryk (Guard)|ARRYK]] and [[Erryk (Guard)|ERRYK]], her guardsmen, twins seven feet tall called LEFT and RIGHT,
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** [[Qarro Volentin|QARRO VOLENTIN]], First Sword of Braavos, his protector  
** [[Qarro Volentin|QARRO VOLENTIN]], First Sword of Braavos, his protector  
** [[Bellegere Otherys (Courtesan)|BELLEGERE OTHERYS]], called THE BLACK PEARL, a courtesan descended from a [[Bellegere Otherys|pirate queen of the same name]],
** [[Bellegere Otherys (Courtesan)|BELLEGERE OTHERYS]], called THE BLACK PEARL, a courtesan descended from a [[Bellegere Otherys|pirate queen of the same name]],
** THE [[Veiled Lady|VEILED LADY]], THE [[Merling Queen|MERLING QUEEN]], THE [[Moonshadow|MOONSHADOW]], THE [[Daughter of the Dusk|DAUGHTER OF THE DUSK]], THE [[Nightingale|NIGHTINGALE]], THE [[Poetess|POETESS]], famous courtesans,
** [[Veiled Lady|THE VEILED LADY]], [[Merling Queen|The MERLING QUEEN]], [[Moonshadow|THE MOONSHADOW]], [[Daughter of the Dusk|THE DAUGHTER OF THE DUSK]], [[Nightingale (courtesan)|THE NIGHTINGALE]], [[Poetess|THE POETESS]], famous courtesans,
** [[Ternesio Terys|TERNESIO TERYS]], Merchant-Captain of the ''[[Titan's Daughter]]'',
** [[Ternesio Terys|TERNESIO TERYS]], Merchant-Captain of the ''[[Titan's Daughter]]'',
*** [[Yorko Terys|YORKO]] and [[Denyo Terys|DENYO]], two of his sons,
*** [[Yorko Terys|YORKO]] and [[Denyo Terys|DENYO]], two of his sons,
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** THE [[Drunken Daughter|DRUNKEN DAUGHTER]], a whore of uncertain temper,
** THE [[Drunken Daughter|DRUNKEN DAUGHTER]], a whore of uncertain temper,
** [[Canker Jeyne|CANKER JEYNE]], a whore of uncertain sex,
** [[Canker Jeyne|CANKER JEYNE]], a whore of uncertain sex,
** THE [[Kindly man|KINDLY MAN]] and THE [[Waif|WAIF]], servants of the [[Many-Faced God]] at the [[House of Black and White]],
** [[Kindly man|THE KINDLY MAN]] and [[Waif|THE WAIF]], servants of the [[Many-Faced God]] at the [[House of Black and White]],
*** [[Umma|UMMA]], the temple cook,
*** [[Umma|UMMA]], the temple cook,
*** THE [[Handsome man|HANDSOME MAN]], THE [[Fat fellow|FAT FELLOW]], THE [[Lordling|LORDLING]], THE [[Stern face|STERN FACE]], THE [[Squinter|SQUINTER]] and THE [[Starved man|STARVED MAN]], secret servants of Him of Many Faces,
*** [[Handsome man|THE HANDSOME MAN]], [[Fat fellow|THE FAT FELLOW]], [[Lordling|THE LORDLING]], [[Stern face|THE STERN FACE]], [[Squinter|THE SQUINTER]] and [[Starved man|THE STARVED MAN]], secret servants of Him of Many Faces,
** [[Arya Stark|ARYA]] of [[House Stark]], a girl with an iron coin, also known as ARRY, NAN, WEASEL, SQUAB, SALTY, and CAT,
** [[Arya Stark|ARYA]] of [[House Stark]], a girl with an iron coin, also known as ARRY, NAN, WEASEL, SQUAB, SALTY, and CAT,
** [[Quhuru Mo|QUHURU MO]], of [[Tall Trees Town]] in the [[Summer Isles]], master of the merchantman ''[[Cinnamon Wind]]'',
** [[Quhuru Mo|QUHURU MO]], of [[Tall Trees Town]] in the [[Summer Isles]], master of the merchantman ''[[Cinnamon Wind]]'',
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{{Tree list/end}}


==References and Notes==
==Notes==
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Appendix
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Chapter chronology (All)
Appendix
A Storm of Swords
Samwell V  ← Appendix →  A Dance with Dragons
Prologue

A Dance with Dragons
Appendix

The Appendix is a quick-glance site for information on the characters. Within the appendix is the list of characters and their general associations.

The Kings and Their Courts

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The Queen Regent

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King Tommen's banner shows the crowned stag of Baratheon, black on gold, and the lion of Lannister, gold on crimson, combatant.

The King at the Wall

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Stannis has taken for his banner the fiery heart of the Lord of Light; a red heart surrounded by orange flames upon a yellow field. Within the heart is the crowned stag of House Baratheon, in black.

King of the Isles and the North

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The Greyjoys of Pyke claim descent from the Grey King of the Age of Heroes. Legend says the Grey King ruled the sea itself and took a mermaid to wife. Aegon the Dragon ended the line of the last King of the Iron Islands, but allowed the ironborn to revive their ancient custom and choose who should have the primacy among them. They chose Lord Vickon Greyjoy of Pyke. The Greyjoy sigil is a golden kraken upon a black field. Their words are We Do Not Sow.

Balon Greyjoy's first rebellion against the Iron Throne was put down by King Robert I Baratheon and Lord Eddard Stark of Winterfell, but in the chaos following Robert's death Lord Balon named himself king once more, and sent his ships to attack the north.

Other Houses Great and Small

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The Arryns are descended from the Kings of Mountain and Vale. Their sigil is a white moon-and-falcon upon a sky-blue field. House Arryn has taken no part in the War of the Five Kings. Their Arryn words are As High as Honor.

The Florents of Brightwater Keep are bannermen of Highgarden. At the outset of the War of the Five Kings, Lord Alester Florent followed his liege lord in declaring for King Renly while his brother Ser Axell chose Stannis, husband to his niece Selyse. After Renly's death, Lord Alester went over to Stannis as well, with all the strength of Brightwater. Stannis made Lord Alester his Hand, and gave command of his fleet to Ser Imry Florent, his wife's brother. The fleet and Ser Imry both were lost in the Battle of Blackwater, and Lord Alester's efforts to negotiate a peace after the defeat were regarded by King Stannis as treason. He was given to the red priestess Melisandre, who burned him as a sacrifice to R'hllor.

The Iron Throne has also named the Florents traitors for their support of Stannis and his rebellion. They were attainted, and Brightwater Keep and its lands were awarded to Ser Garlan Tyrell.

The sigil of House Florent shows a fox head in a circle of flowers.

The Freys are bannermen to House Tully, but have not always been diligent in their duty. At the onset of the War of the Five Kings, Robb Stark won Lord Walder's allegiance by pledging to marry one of his daughters or granddaughters. When he wed Lady Jeyne Westerling instead, the Freys conspired with Roose Bolton and murdered the Young Wolf and his followers at what became known as the Red Wedding.

The Hightowers of Oldtown are among the oldest and proudest of the Great Houses of Westeros, tracing their descent back to the First Men. Once kings, they have ruled Oldtown and its environs since the Dawn of Days, welcoming the Andals rather than resisting them, and later bending the knee to the Kings of the Reach and giving up their crowns whilst retaining all their ancient privileges. Though powerful and immensely wealthy, the Lords of the High Tower have traditionally preferred trade to battle, and have seldom played a large part in the wars of Westeros. The Hightowers were instrumental in the founding of the Citadel and continue to protect it to this day. Subtle and sophisticated, they have always been great patrons of learning and the Faith, and it is said that certain of them have also dabbled in alchemy, necromancy, and other sorcerous arts.

The arms of House Hightower show a stepped white tower crowned with fire on a smoke-grey field. The House words are We Light the Way.

The Lannisters of Casterly Rock remain the principal support of King Tommen's claim to the Iron Throne. They boast of descent from Lann the Clever, the legendary trickster of the Age of Heroes. The gold of Casterly Rock and the Golden Tooth has made them the wealthiest of the Great Houses. The Lannister sigil is a golden lion upon a crimson field. Their words are Hear Me Roar!

Dorne was the last of the Seven Kingdoms to swear fealty to the Iron Throne. Blood, custom, geography, and history all helped to set the Dornishmen apart from the other kingdoms. At the outbreak of the War of the Five Kings Dorne took no part, but when Myrcella Baratheon was betrothed to Prince Trystane, Sunspear declared its support for King Joffrey. The Martell banner is a red sun pierced by a golden spear. Their words are Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken.

The Starks trace their descent from Brandon the Builder and the Kings of Winter. For thousands of years, they ruled from Winterfell as Kings in the North, until Torrhen Stark, the King Who Knelt, chose to swear fealty to Aegon the Dragon rather than give battle. When Lord Eddard Stark of Winterfell was executed by King Joffrey, the northmen foreswore their loyalty to the Iron Throne and proclaimed Lord Eddard's son Robb as King in the North. During the War of the Five Kings, he won every battle, but was betrayed and murdered by the Freys and Boltons at the Twins during his uncle's wedding.

The Stark arms show a grey direwolf racing across an ice-white field. The Stark words are Winter Is Coming.

Lord Edmyn Tully of Riverrun was one of the first of the river lords to swear fealty to Aegon the Conqueror. King Aegon rewarded him by raising House Tully to dominion over all the lands of the Trident. The Tully sigil is a leaping trout, silver, on a field of rippling blue and red. The Tully words are Family, Duty, Honor.

The Tyrells rose to power as stewards to the Kings of the Reach, though they claim descent from Garth Greenhand, gardener king of the First Men. When the last king of House Gardener was slain on the Field of Fire, his steward Harlen Tyrell surrendered Highgarden to Aegon the Conqueror. Aegon granted him the castle and dominion over the Reach. Mace Tyrell declared his support for Renly Baratheon at the onset of the War of the Five Kings, and gave him the hand of his daughter Margaery. Upon Renly's death, Highgarden made alliance with House Lannister, and Margaery was betrothed to King Joffrey.

The Tyrell sigil is a golden rose on a green-grass field. Their words are Growing Strong.

Rebels and Rogues, Smallfolk and Sworn Brothers

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Lordlings, Wanderers and Common Men

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Outlaws and Broken Men

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The Sworn Brothers of the Night's Watch

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The Wildlings, or The Free Folk

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Beyond the Narrow Sea

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The Queen Across the Water

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The Targaryens are the blood of the dragon, descended from the high lords of the ancient Freehold of Valyria, their heritage marked by lilac, indigo, and violet eyes and hair of silver-gold. To preserve their blood and keep it pure, House Targaryen has oft wed brother to sister, cousin to cousin, uncle to niece. The founder of the dynasty, Aegon the Conqueror, took both his sisters to wife and fathered sons on each. The Targaryen banner is a three-headed dragon, red on black, the three heads representing Aegon and his sisters. The Targaryen words are Fire and Blood.

Notes

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  1. The appendices of A Feast for Crows and A Dance with Dragons list Roger, Rickard, and Roose as Rodrik's quarrelsome cousins, but the text of A Dance with Dragons specifies them as his sons in 20. Reek II and 32. Reek III.