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Obscure can mean a lot of things, but if you're a regular listener or of a geeky, nerdy

disposition or both to you, it probably rarely means uninteresting, it's rarely a turn-off.

Often, it's the opposite, and that's what we have for you today. The Isle of Nath, however

you want to say it, is unique and unlike anything we've seen in the known world, the people

are extreme pacifists in a world of violence that is indeed unusual, and while generalizing

over much about an entire ethnicity is a path riddled with errors, there's a reason

to believe it might actually be almost true in this case. The features of Nath, Nath,

are just so unusual and extreme that one must discard much of what we expect from humanity,

and they might have an origin that sets them apart from other humans, if not actual bloodlines

from non-humans, were presented with a race that both tests the notion that no people

are a monolith, while ultimately still proving it, I think, thus in some ways we might look

at this as a bit unnatural with regards to individuality and our perception of basic humanity,

but the biggest singular reason for this, however, might be supernatural, so that quickly

dispenses with any concerns regarding what is or what is it natural or needs to be,

and nobody suspects the butterfly. Well, today we'll do our part to put an end to this

notion, we do suspect the butterfly, this unjustified butterfly exceptionalism ends now,

I say, but notice too, I said biggest singular reason, not only singular reason, there are

others will delve into all that, and more on this episode of History of Westeros podcast.

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