Welcome back to the podcast.

Another day, another chapter not named after a specific character.

The ugly little girl. This is our last

George R. R. Martin. This is our last Aria chapter in a feast with

dragons and we've already done all the Wins of Winter

chapters. So technically this is our last Aria discussion, chapter-specific

discussion before whatever we end up doing next, which is exciting.

And I think that's going to be her first chapter in the ones of winter, because obviously,

chronologically falls right after this. Right, exactly. So we're at the end of all that.

It feels weird. We can't really talk about the house of black and white and much more mysterious terms anymore because all the information is available to us. I found myself going

down some other rabbit holes that I'm looking forward to going down whenever I've done a little bit

more reading and soul searching on, but a lot to do with the just sort of the

faceless men overall. I guess we can we can talk about some of that now because that's something

I've never talked to you about in general, but now we have a closer look to process.

Obviously we've read it before and if you're listening, I mean those of you who are listening right now,

I assume that you've read through this before and you're going through with us right now. I assume that you've read through this before and you're going through with us right now

and a Feast of Dragons on your reread.

So you remembered it.

We remembered it.

This is not a detail that I forgot, the way that the House of Black and White works, but looking at it like this in a one chapter perspective, especially following being so critical about the way that we're thinking about our main characters of the chapter

interfacing with their gods from like Vick One, the last one we just did?

Yes, yes.

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