The Bravo (Samwell I), TWoW (Sweetrobin's The Winds of Winter Fan-Fiction) 

Is this suggsting Jagen was in drag all along?

I think it's the Faceless Man No One Training Course, maybe. Like, wear any face, be any person, if you're no one you can be anyone. Or yeah maybe something else.

Agree

​@@YarPirates-vy7iv Or this Faceless Men is a Faceless Woman.

​@@YarPirates-vy7iv Maybe if you've been a Faceless Man long enough it kinda all just melts together at some point and you don't feel like a woman or a man anymore?

Time?

Speaking of Robert, I'm surprised he didn't react much to the death of Lorent Tyrell, who I assume is his cousin (i.e. if Lorent's mom Alys Beesbury is the sister of Robert's mom Beony Beesbury). Then again, he isn't too concerned about his Frey-side cousins either. And Lazy Leo isn't too bothered about his cousin Mina or her family's fate.

It was a real kick in the gut, but I also couldn’t help but be reminded of that scene from The Other Guys where they confidently leap from the roof of a building

"Aim for the bushes"

Since Preston wrote it, it'll probably be revealed that they're actually alive another 30 chapters in.

Yes its a really nice parallel to Arianne and Arys

Lazy Leo seemed pretty pissed too, which was a little surprising. I wonder why? Not saying they had a thing going on or anything, but maybe Jon's work or connections were somehow important to whatever Leo is actually up to?

@@jsull81 Leo definitely seems to have schemes, he leveraged his way into the Nightwalkers once he saw the power they had access to. Then again, maybe Leo and Jack Vance were beating each other off, only time will tell.

@@TobeWilsonNetwork Handjobs? For christ-sake, their not novices 🙄

@@jsull81I feel like Lazy Leo just likes his friends more than he lets on.

Totally diminishes the power and uniqueness of Bran's gift though

@@ivandankob7112 Sam can only nudge and manipulate certain people with lots of time and effort. He's clearly been working this guy a while. He couldn't save Jon. Bran could've spoken to Jon more directly and will likely be able to dominate anyone when he gets going.

@@ivandankob7112 Sam can only manipulate and maybe do something akin to skin changing (seems that he needs to emotionally sync up with his host) but he has no access to the weirwood net or most importantly any ability to time travel.

@@TheWarChief929 true, but he literally effortlessly melds with one’s mind that can lead to full seizure (he managed to inflict fear of height into a man who did not have it, without trying to). Seizing into one’s mind is incredibly difficult according to Waramyr

@@ivandankob7112 Yeah but he didn't seize it.

Especially since he's an author self insert.

@@PainCausingSamurai Yeah, that is why it checks out. Actually relatable

That's exactly what I was thinking

Ikr

Its really questionable how Marwyn has left a weapon of mass chaos at the hands of a bunch of teens..

@@ivandankob7112 This is a world where children become lords and kings and people of Sam's age even get elected to be Lord Commander and stuff on occasion. Maybe not too surprising that Marwyn would entrust the candle to his students? I think the real puzzling thing is why wouldn't he take the candle with him - wouldn't he want to keep using it?

@@Mj_Jetson he has to have another one right? The citadel is said to have multiple I believe

@@jessecook4466 hmm yeah good point: It was said that they had been brought to Oldtown from Valyria a thousand years before the Doom. He had heard there were four; one was green and three were black, and all were tall and twisted. (Prologue AFfC) dunno if the other three are functional, though. I suppose Marwyn would probably be able to light one.

Marwyn can can't master the candle and the Targareyn, on a voyage across the world, into a warzone. Better to leave a relic in the citadel and come back to notes and skilled acolyes; then in the hands of a pirate or a slaver.

I'm sure your contribution helped to make this chapter awesome. Props to you. What I it like being a contributor? Please answer in speific details. Do you send whole chapters? Outlines? Zingers?

@@1handedtyper I watched Preston's video requesting submissions and felt inspired by the brief. So I took those notes and just wrote as much high-quality text as I could, structured as a rough draft. My submission was very different from the final product, and not nearly as well polished, but I can see where some of my ideas have had some influence, which is neat. I sent an incomplete chapter as I ran out of time to work on it, but I was keeping in mind that Preston had said quality is much more important than quantity. I also added some notes for clarity, or to indicate what I was going for with the overall structure and theme of the chapter. I would advise that if you're thinking of becoming a contributer, do it! Just make sure that you watch and listen carefully to the briefs, and work hard on the quality. I'm going to contribute further in the future if I can!

Marwyn took Gilly because she's keeping some of the kingsblood on the boat fresh by feeding the prematurely named Aemon Battleborn milk. Plus, if you stumbled upon a boat which would take you to Meereen that also had two sources of magic power, you'd get it to set sail sharpish so no time to get rid of the people currently aboard!

Poor Sam :((

some cheeks

That’s right, Jay…

AT ST AT ST AT ST AT ST

The reference is from George himself btw, he established the Pale Child of Bakkalon as a reference to Steel Angels earlier

A Storm of Suboxone

A Feast for Fentanyl

Oily black tar stone

not picking up what you're putting down, which character?

@potato4481 Bran, Hodor and Hold the Door :)

@@barrry9 ohhh I forgot hold the door thanks

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please elaborate further

He is No-one !

@@feral7523 Hey!

You’re mistaken with warging. The limitations of warging are social norms rather than the power itself. If Varamyr had been healthy and Thistle not, Thistle was strapped down with a mouth guard , or Thistle had been in any other way a “broken man”; Varamyr would have possessed her. Warging humans just takes practice and/or a weakening of the victim. Ramsey (Stark) Bolton is Brandon’s son with Barbary Dustin, wed with no witnesses at the Weirwood. (Dustin is the young pregnant girl in the black water in Bran’s vision.) Dustin gave the baby Ramsey to the Miller’s wife to have Ramsey raised with Stark’s enemies. I say all that because Ramsey is a warg, like his father was. The various people named Reek (original, (Ramsey), Theon, and Rob Stark[long story, he’s still alive pale pink cloaked Ramsey captured him after stabbing him in the ”heart”. “Stoneheart” doesn’t know where the heart is]) who have been made into “broken men” are able to be warged. This is why Ramsey will defeat Stannis, since Ramsey can look through Reek’s eyes and Reek is looking at the battle plans. As for Glass candles, I agree Preston is probably not limiting them enough. They operate like if you mixed “the Oracle of Delphi” gas leak and memory crystals from the Superman movies together. It needs to be on a gas deposit to work; that is why the flame is unmoved by breeze, gas light for gaslighting is the joke. It’s metaphorically a gas lit magic lantern for recording and projecting images, thematically like the animation the “Wizards” were in part was the inspiration for Marwyn, the character Avatar. You can only show things that have actually happened to others while you yourself are asphyxiating, hence blue lips hint (not just from drink).

@@mistermaestersirthomas9164 take your meds

Makes glass candle a little bit too imba, imo

Is there a weapon to surpass Metal Gear at the bottom of Blackwater Bay?

do it. i'd watch

Or both the Fishwife and Malwyn messed up

Lewys has no interest in keeping the guards alive. If they can't talk they can't tell anyone that he was the one who poisoned them. So he lies about their sizes then mixes the wine all together so both flasks contain a fatal dose. Then he hopes it looks like an accident to Dahan (maybe claiming the guards were changed) so he can still collect the other half of the payment the following day.

Or the Fishwife mixed the contents of the two flasks in order to kill both guards.

Meek as a mantis. Though that one causes some confusion for me, but I guess it kinda makes sense.

Quiet as a shadow too

"That's the only time you could prove your bravery" NED CALLBACK ALERT

So Sam is clearly an inside kid, his dad wanted a son and heir who was more bold and determined, so the dad had Sam bathed in Aurochs (basically Cow) blood. Sam did not enjoy the experience, the traumatic memory of the bath seems to come up when the Glass Candle connection starts faltering. They Frey clan politics is really starting to interest me too, I’m hoping for some more development on the different factions

I'm pretty sure he "saved" Mole by dragging them both off the building

Not that I didn’t think about Mando, but the line about the Truth and the Way is from GRRM’s And Seven Times Never Kill Man- written in 1976

good question, maybe Dahan was easier to send thoughts to because he's so devoutly religious and interpreted them as his god

I think they’re going with the logic that Sam can’t access everyone’s mind. Since he’s learning to use the candle he can only enter certain people. Limiting his options.

Bravo's are special swordsmen from braavos

no, he's got his own d&d party with him, that means adventures

I think its meant to imply that the trial already happened and Marge was decided to be innocent