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Welcome back to Game of Thrones 2, Electric, Blue Glue. I'm your host Anthony. This week,

Dr. Trip Fuller, he specializes in philosophy, intersections between science and religion. He

and I will be discussing Ketlin's fourth POV chapter. This is our first look at Kings Landing.

Steven, I will be covering Blackwater. That's episode 9 of season 2 and you will remember.

This episode is quite a doozy. Hey, by the way, Steve was really touched by those of you

who followed him on Instagram. He was definitely not expecting it, so happy belated birthday,

Steve Osburn. And of course, it's not too late to follow him on Instagram.

Osfest, A-U-S-F-E-S-T. Quick note about my words I view this week. I asked three questions

about feedback related to the shape of Electric, Blue Glue. I'd love to hear back from you.

Book at baldmove.com. Without further ado, here is Boss Man. Iran. Ask! Iran! Anything!

All right, this is from Luke, which Game of Thrones character disappointed you the most,

TV or books. Might seem an odd question, but in the show at least, Little Fingers arc was not

at all satisfying to me in both the book and the show he is one of the most intriguing characters.

I hope Girm has grander plans for him. I actually disagreed that, and I remember disagreeing

with this take as it was happening on the podcast, because my take on Little Fingers is he's climbing

the rungs of the ladder of chaos, and he made a fundamentally emotional decision to kind of like

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