Radio Estros, episode 9, The Last Kings Men.

Hi and welcome to Radio Westeros. I'm Yoke Boy in England England and my co-host today is Lady Guinevere in Boston.

Hello listeners, it's Lady Gwen here and today we have an episode all about The Brotherhood

Without Banners. Yeah, we're going to talk about the origins of the Brotherhood Without Banner's

and the influences both from within the text and from real life.

We'll also break down the members and have a where are they now segment bringing us up to date as of the end of Dance with Dragons.

And we'll take a detailed look at the Brotherhood's possible connections with the River Lords and offer a theory on a character mystery that you might have missed.

And we'll have readings set to music as usual, plus a rendition of the Maiden of the Tree Song that's sung by Thomas

Evans in a Storm of Swords and this

version will be sung by none other than Lady Gwyn herself. It should be a fun

and hopefully enlightening episode today so So let's begin with the Brotherhood Without Banners.

Lord Beric, Thoros of Meer, Sir Gladden, Lord Lothar.

In the name of Robert of the House Barathian,

by the word of Edard of the House Staff, his hand,

I charge you to ride to the Westlands with all haste, to cross

the Red Fork of the Trident under the King's flag, and there bring the King's justice to the false knight Gregor Clegan.

So we're going to start by looking at the origins of the Brotherhood Without Banners.

After Ned sends Beric Dundarian out under Robert's Banner to bring the King's

justice to the mountain that rides, we get many hints that Lord

Beric is up to something in the Riverlands.

Yeah, the first hint comes in a game of Thrones in Tyrian's point of view when Taiwan

tells him, we also have a pair of Ned Stark's

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