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If it's Monday, it is Masterclass. If you're a late arrival to my classroom.

Masterclass is a short form podcast where either I wax on for five minutes about something that I care about.

Or a legitimate expert answers a single listener question.

These questions can be Martin adjacent or they can be a question about the medieval world.

But a lot of these topics will relate to the chapter in question or the chapter we just covered for electric Bukaloo.

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This week, Philip Haberkern, a Boston University answers a listener question. Here's Phil.

This is irregular.

Yes, well, I suppose the life is irregular.

All right, Phil. I've got a couple questions from listeners. I will say that I very well could have emailed these to you ahead of time.

But there's just a little excitement that you've never heard these before. You're just going to answer these on the fly.

Okay, we'll see how it goes.

First one's from Guillermo. Guillermo writes, dear Anthony, in a clash of kings, we see several competing religions.

And their devotees do clash at times.

But in my view, it's mostly a world of religious pluralism.

In other words, most people in Westeros are happy, or sorry, quite happy for the old gods and the new to coexist.

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