Hello and I am

Sir Matt the Bud Knight and I am Sir Matt the Bud Knight and I am Sir Matt the Bud Knight and I am Sir Matt, the Bud Night.

And I am Sir Jimmy of House Nuts.

Welcome to our Song of Ice and Fire Book Club.

Today, we are into Storm of Swords, DeMaris One.

Big chapter, Jimmy. Big chapter itself, you know these deneres chapters as we always say it feels like you're so far away right they feel so

sort of removed from everything else, but really this is where I feel like

Dinaris's story really gets going as we because now now she has her eyes you know in a clash of kings were kind of stuck in like

quaith or not in quaith and car Carth with Qua. Oh, whoa, yeah, but here, here is where she now, she's really got her eyes set on

Westrose and she's beginning to sort of think about it. The

plan, the dragons are getting bigger. We talk about that in this chapter and

she's beginning to ask questions with Bereson Selme you know, what was my brother like?

And I think sort of beginning to sort of really become the dragon,

you know, if you will.

Yeah, and there's always some sort of sense of like family history in deneres' chapters at least some of the best ones and and we don't even just

get R. We don't just get her father mentioned. We also get Visserus mentioned. And we see that maybe at a time before he became bitter or something, he actually used to play with her and invite her into his room and like they snuck about and it actually made me very melancholy because you have to wonder what went wrong with Visseras like did he just grow up one day and realize he was not being treated as he thought he should? Like did something

happen to Visseris in his childhood that turned out this way? And I don't know. It actually made me really sad reading this chapter and you think

about you like well the Sarah is dead well her dad's dead my brother is

dead it's like man Danaris has really been through the ringer and when you look at all the things that have happened to her

she's very young in the books and which is makes Jora mormont even more creepy in the books for sure

but you know this is a younger female who has been through everything and it's not surprising that she's had to grow up a little bit quickly, though I still think Jormer-Mont is a creep just for the record.

But yeah, just looking at this, looking at the family history, I love hearing about the

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