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Not A Podcast ASOIAF Re-Read Podcast

Episode 74: A CLASH OF KINGS, PROLOGUE: “Red, Part 2″

Not A Podcast ASOIAF Re-Read Podcast

NotACast

Arts, Books, Arts:books

4.8755 Ratings

🗓️ 12 August 2019

⏱️ 175 minutes

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Summary

Hello and welcome back to the NotACast, the one true chapter-by-chapter podcast going through A Song of Ice and Fire one chapter a week! In this episode, STANNIS the objectively rightful King of Westeros and his morally unambiguous sorceress begin their crusade to set the world to rights. We foresee no complications whatsoever.  This week, we: - Talk about the choice of introducing Stannis and Melisandre through Cressen's POV instead of Davos  - Attempt and ABSOLUTELY SUCCEED in re-evaluating Stannis against the memes and preconceived notions - Set Stannis's characterization against what Robert, Renly and Westeros believe about him - Re-evaluate Selyse and offer a more sympathetic picture of Queen Selyse while also looking askance at her fanaticism. - Define Melisandre and her purpose in the story, analyzing her in the context of magic and magic - Talk about Stannis burning Shireen in the context of the books and show. Next week we're on the road for ACOK, Arya I, Arya II and Arya III! All Arya, all the time! Our patreon: www.patreon.com/NotACastASOIAF Our twitter: twitter.com/NotACastASOIAF Our facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/289889118235797/ Our youtube page: www.youtube.com/channel/UCmmDfPdG…iew_as=subscriber Emmett's twitter: twitter.com/PoorQuentyn Jeff's twitter: twitter.com/BryndenBFish

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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to the Nodcast, the one true chapter by chapter podcast going through the song by Sinfire One Chapter.

0:27.6

I'm your host, Jeff, better was going to be fish.

0:30.2

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

0:33.0

And welcome to the 74th episode of the Noddcast entitled Red Part 2, an analysis of the prologue to a clash of kings in which the objectively rightful king of Westrus, God, I love saying those sources, and is morally unambiguous, rightful.

0:45.9

We got to workshop that.

0:47.1

We're going to workshop those lines there.

0:48.5

Sorcercers begin their crusade to set the world to rights.

0:50.7

There will be no complications whatsoever about this, right?

0:53.1

Emmett, I feel like I don't

0:55.1

read because I can't read. I guess, Jeff, you know, this isn't a storyline in which I'm

0:58.7

particularly invested, so we'll see how it goes. I'm going to be tuning out for the most part.

1:03.6

I understand. We've all been there before. Obviously, quite the opposite in reality. We love

1:08.2

this stuff so much we had to split it into two episodes. Last week we had read part one covering the first half-ish of the prologue, the introduction

1:14.8

to Crescent and the setting of Dragonstone, Shireen, Patchface, Davos, and so on. This time we're

1:19.7

going to be covering the introduction of Stanisperethian himself, as well as Melisandra of Ashai,

1:23.7

and the chapter closing confrontation between Melisandra and Mastair Crescent.

1:31.5

So this one is going to be a bit longer than last one, but taken together, they still would have been the most behemoth episode imaginable. So I think the split was probably a good idea,

1:36.1

and we hope you have enjoyed the first episode and this one as well.

1:38.7

Absolutely. If you guys are listening to these years down the road after we record them,

1:42.1

this will be much easier for you guys listen to because you'll be able to listen to part one,

1:45.1

then it'll be like flow into part two.

1:46.7

But it just makes sense as we talked to, as I talked about last week,

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