Hello and welcome to the Nauticast podcast, the one true chapter by chapter podcast going through a song of Ice and Fire one chapter

week.

I'm one of your host, Jeff, better knows Brenna B. Fish.

And I'm your other host, Emmett, better known as Poor Quentin.

And welcome to our 30th episode, man, 30 episodes.

That's fucking great.

Of the Nata cast entitled Asking Questions, an analysis of a Game of Thrones, edited seven, in which the

hands turning comes to a bloody, bloody close, and the titular hand has some very revealing

conversations with King Robert and Varas the Spider. This episode is brought to you by all of our

Lord's commander, Mark N, Timothy W, Hayden J, Wolfman, Zach, and Joe L. Thank you gentlemen

very much. Thank you as always.

Our spoiler warning will be talking about all published books. That is the five novels, the three Duncan Egg novellas, histories, interviews, the wins of winter, sample chapters, as well as Game of Thrones, a TV show. Anything and everything.

So our question for the week comes from one of our sworn sword patron, Sir John M, recently

joined up.

Thank you, sir.

He asks, this past episode may be more curious especially with your referring to the proof

of the quote twin zest.

So here it is.

How did Ned Stark, when confronting Circe, know that Jamie was the father of her children?

Certainly the kids weren't Roberts due to the lack of hair Barathean trait.

However, what leap in logic did Ned, or possibly John Aaron and Stanis before him,

made him think Jamie the father?

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