Hello and welcome to the NataCast podcast, the one true chapter-by-chapter podcast going through a

Selma of Ice and Fire.

I'm one of your hosts Emmett, also known as Poor Quentin.

And I'm Mennu, also known as Manuyluclear Bomb.

And welcome to the 182nd episode of the Nauticast titled Split Sabre, an analysis of a storm of swords,

Tyrion 4, in which Tywin keeps giving Tyrion the shitwork, rebuilding the gates, sitting around

while Tywin villain monologues, murdering singers. Okay, well, that last one's all Tyrion. Let's be

fair. Let's be fair to Tywin Lannister, I say, for the first and last time. Yeah, Tyrion, that last one's all Tyrion. Let's be fair. Let's be fair to Tywin-Lannister, I say, for the

first and last time. Yeah, Tyrion, you accomplished one thing completely on your own this episode,

and I'm really proud of you for that. I'm so proud of you. We're going to put it up on the fridge

for everyone to see it. Our spoiler warning, as always, Prepare to be spoiled for all published books, the five novels,

three Dunkin' Egg novellas, the histories, interviews, Wins of Winter Sample Chapters,

as well as both Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon, the TV shows. Anything and everything. Our question, this episode comes from our friend Lo the Links, who asks,

I decided to finally upgrade my Patreon membership to Sworn Sword level, so I figured I'd

send you all a question. I recently read that Ryan Collendall's favorite A Song of Ice and Fire

book is A Feast for Crows, a very good opinion since it's objectively the best book. So I wanted

to ask you, which a Feast for Crows chapter is your favorite, and which one do you most

look forward to covering on the podcast, if those are different. So what do you think, Manu?

What in Feast for Crows do you love the most and or also what are you most looking forward to covering?

Well, first, Lo, thank you for upgrading your Patreon membership.

That's really appreciated.

And thank you for this great question.

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