And the the Oh, The combined lessons of the field of fire and the burning of Heron Hall were heard loud and clear throughout Westros.

There would be more violence, but there would be no more battles, though there will be

posturing for such and there will be those upset that no more battles were fought

there won't actually be any. Before we speak of those holdouts we will speak of

those who bent the knee thanks to overwhelming force and or common sense we might say

and how this reverberated through the ages and in the immediate aftermath.

We'll start with a lot of examples from a song of ice and fire.

All five main novels are represented directly, plus Dunkin Egg, and these scenarios are paired

with what's happening in this phase of our fire and blood crawl.

Each subjugated region must take stock of how the war cost them, how much it cost them,

or how much the decision to kneel without a fight will cost. cost them.

for how much the decision to kneel without a fight will cost them. For example, how will the Reach react to a change in leadership for the first time in

literally thousands of years?

How will the North react to a stark king who didn't fight at all?

These are all ongoing stories. They don't just play out in the moment. These threads involve all the kingdoms and unfold over multiple timelines because, well, it affected the entire continent.

All that and more on this episode of History of Westrose Podcast.

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