It was a slow climb to the top of Vassenius Hill, as the horses labored upward, the Queen leaned back against a plump red cushion.

Welcome, everybody. The feast continues. Make way, clear the street, make way for her grace, the Queen.

Sircy, Sircy, Sircy, Sircy, Sircy, and I have both read Sircy 6 6, and The Lost Lord in preparation for today's episode.

These are really good chapters.

I was going to ask.

I think that's the point of the show today.

What are your thoughts? We've been talking about recording this

episode for a little while and so I read these chapters a little like a few days

ago and then re-read them a little bit today before we sat down to record and ever since I read them for the first time,

well the first time for this reread I've been so excited to record this episode because I feel like,

I feel like we're really getting into the end game nitty gritty with these two

chapters like I think there's a lot of broad questions that we can answer or

pretend to answer or try to answer or talk about that really have to do with the end game of where we are so far in a

song of Ice and Fire and so that's really exciting because it's theorizing in a way that we can't always do you know what I mean? I feel like there's definitely

Two transition points in each of these chapters one being young Aegons

Meeting of the Minds this kind of council of Elrond and the tent of the

commander of the Golden Company and with Cerci making that faithful decision to

give the High Sparrow exactly what he wants without quite knowing that that's exactly what he wanted.

Man, it's so good. Which of these two, not that we need to rank them against each other, but I know that when we were talking before recording we didn't speak specifically about it which of these two

Got you most excited to record today I like the thirsty chapter because I think that it's a big chapter for the faith, which is kind of interesting, but the Lost

Lord chapter was my favorite chapter out of these two, because I just feel like you can feel

the grandeur almost of this moment, and there's a lot of interesting

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