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The Hello and welcome to Ben the Nye, a Song of Ice and Fire podcast.

I am Sir Matt.

And I'm Sir Jimmy of House Nuts.

Welcome back to our Song of Ice and Fire book club.

Today, Matt, what are we into?

We have a Raven. We found ourselves a little short on time, but this is a follow-up actually to our ARIA episode. So it does, which we, you know, it's not too long ago. So it does fit kind of in here. And rather than not doing an episode this week, I was like, well, maybe we just have time for Raven. So this would be a little bit of a shorter episode, but, you know, vacations sometimes, you know, no,

by vacations, you mean child work.

Yeah, and Jimmy and Jimmy's working 80 hours this week or this in the in 80 hours and

half a week this week. So here we go. We're just going to dive in. So this, it comes from Sir Aaron. Okay. And he says,

Hey, Sir Matt and Sir Jimmy. I listened to your most recent episode on ARIA 13.

And with the talk of her journey to Bravo, the gears started turning in my head.

We've all been guessing for so long where Aria will end up at the end of the series.

And I think it only really has one logical conclusion.

It's not sailing west of Westeros, obviously, similar to the show.

She doesn't strike me as someone to marry another young lord and settle down.

I think the only possible end to her journey is to become a silent sister.

If we think about the various theories about who she will end up killing in the end, a lot of people think she will kill Lady Stoneharp, which would have a profound effect on her.

Plus, with her being so young and experiencing so much death and possibly becoming a faceless man and mayhaps wanting to atone for the guilt of her acts, what could possibly better fit for her than her becoming

no one among the anonymous silent sisters while still revering the stranger and caring for the

dead. I tried searching because I thought someone else must have thought of this before,

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