You're going to be. I'm made of three and ten have you seen her.

I'm made of three and ten have you seen her?

Maybe, maybe.

Well, what would you say to my Robert Barathian? Well, if it's Robert Barathian looking,

then I definitely. Thanks for joining us again. This is Game of Owns, a podcast that we create with each other.

I'm just quite honestly afraid that the made of three and ten line is going to be just exhausted by the time we get through the Brienne

chapters. She just really needs to find Sansa. I'm totally may be

remem remembering this but isn't she when she's in

made and pull she's like doesn't want to say that because she knows that people

will see right through her you're right it has a lot to do with who she's talking

to at the time for example when she's talking to Ohio Hunt, there's a history there, so that's harder to lie to him.

And then, of course, with Randall Tarley, there's, he's literally judging people for lying directly in front of her.

So she's trying to think well

she sees him as a man that she can't fool or to take lightly so she changes her

story we're just gonna jump right in? We're doing another two chapters,

A Feast with Dragons continues.

These two chapters, The Soiled Night and Bring on Three

are from the same book.

They're both from A Feast for Crows

and they appear next to one another and so with

George's design flawlessly flow into one another.

We've got another chapter that's not named after a character explicitly, which I always love because I think it's interesting to kind of try to figure out why George named it the way that he did and kind of why he would break his typical pattern.

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