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ACoK Book Vlog Part 13 (Patreon)

Published:
2026-08-08 21:00:07
Edited:
2026-09-05 21:18:45
Imported:
2026-09

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I need more book Jamie in my lifeee

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Avery

Need more book jaime? Next book will NOT disappoint

Woodstove

Cat/Jaime sex dungeon chapter let's goooooooooo

RabidRabbit

20 :40 : From Cersei’s perspective, it probably looks like that – not least because from everyone else’s perspective, that sounds pretty good, actually. 26:00: Guvaxvat Prefrv’f whfg abg fzneg rabhtu, naq gung’f n ohzzre. Bu lbh fjrrg fhzzre puvyq. Pnaabg jnvg sbe lbh gb trg gb Srnfg. 26:20: Glevba jbhyq or tbbq ng purff – nyfb pna’g jnvg sbe lbh gb trg gb gur plinffr tnzr va Qnapr. 33:50: Yup. Ned and Jaime in chains in the dark, both of them claiming they don’t fear death. It’s a really interesting parallel. 34:55: It’s a nice look at how the brothers function – Tyrion thinking “How would Jaime play this?” in the previous chapter, Jaime quoting Tyrion here: they know what their respective strengths are (i.e., Jaime has no doubts about the fact Tyrion’s the smart one and is perfectly happy to acknowledge it). 36:00: Jaime’s “I seldom fling children…” line – it’s also nice to note that the two brothers share a sense of humor. That’s a very Tyrion sort of comment. 36:20: “Cersei keeps no secrets from me.” About how Tyrion’s the smart one… 38:10: The idea of Robb being engaged to marry Walder Frey himself is one of the funniest things I’ve imagined in a while. 41:50: “This definitely happened.” Well, that or Littlefinger really likes to tell people it did because it wishes it did. (Lrf, V xabj jung ernyyl unccrarq, naq V nz tvttyvat jvgu tyrr ng gur gubhtu bs Yvpun'f snpr jura fur svtherf vg bhg.) 42:25: Given that it’s on his face, it also must make him look like a weirwood… 47:30: About how GRRM has his themes rhyme between chapters, remember that in the last chapter, Catelyn thought about how Robb would have a hard time cutting off Theon’s head. And here’s Theon doing just that. The theme, obviously, is that Ned had no parallel as a headsman, other than Ilyn Payne. (Too soon?) 49:50: I’m not sure I’d go so far as to say Asha has any respect for Theon. But care for her baby brother, yes. 54:10: “Damn, Theon, what did you do?” Bear in mind how Theon goes out of his way to point out he’s slept with the miller’s wife. How long ago was that, one wonders, and how old was the younger boy… 55:00: Clearly, Theon would be better at feeling guilty if he just had better self-esteem. (Unfortunately, the only way he can think of to bolster his self-esteem is to be better than Asha, and since that’s not gonna happen…

Avery

One thing I never really understood is, if the Starks are so honorable, especially Ned, why did he care so much about Jaime killing Aerys when Ned himself, and all his people following him, was a rebel to the crown and broke his own oath to Aerys.

Woodstove

Difference between declaring war on someone and killing them and stabbing them in the back (literally) when you're one of the 7 holy knights sworn to protect them and their family from any danger

TheMannisEnjoyer

You have to read the next 6 chapters in a single video. They're all part of a sequence and some of them are quite short

Avery

I get that, but isn't war more about survival than honor?

RabidRabbit

To a modern mindset, yes. To Ned & co, a lot less.

FeralKitty

Yup, I second that. The battle of the Blackwater has to be read in one go.

Avery

rip ned

My_Cousin_Mose

So many lords and knights in the seven kingdoms will with one sentence damn the mad king and praise the rebellion. And in their next sentence they curse Jamie for killing him. Sacrificing your honor for the good of many is perhaps the most honorable thing one can do.

Harry Truscott

"I have no sons but Robb" is one of the saddest lines for me in the books.

bard

skinchangers are people who take control of animals. Wargs are skinchagers who mainly take control of wolves.

Carlos Brügger

literally the best catelyn chapter. arrest me

Kemi Stanton

Girl I am SO with you on the Bran thing, I totally think you're onto something and I also feel like the old god thing isn't actually good. Like somebody get my boy outta there 😩

Kemi Stanton

I GENUINELY appreciate that George never showed us or described in any detail the abuse that Lollys suffered. This poor girl and what happened to her is so sufficiently horrific and gets the point across to us the reader without needing to be voyeuristic and I just really appreciate George for walking that line every time I revisit it. Like we all know this violence happens and it's important that we treat it seriously but we don't need to see it first hand, please take note show adaptations 🫩

Zenobia

It is pretty simple, Jaime made a sacred vow to protect Aerys. This was not a time when you could check someone's police records. Swearing a vow meant something. Your whole reputation is based on vows and oaths that you swore and follow. If you broke a sacred vow there would be no reason to ever trust your word again, that is how medieval society functioned. If Ned was simply fine with what Jaime did, he would have been a hypocrite. It would mean that his principles and morals are bendable as long as the situation is an advantage to him. The Starks are concerned with duty not honour, that is an issue people don't understand due to the show. There is a slight difference between these concepts. Jaime broke his vows and he did not do his duty, To trust someone like that is just dumb. And Ned was proven 100% right, since Jaime tried to kill his son. Ned never swore a sacred vow to protect Aerys.

Zenobia

You need to understand a bit of medieval history. Your reputation was of utmost importance. The whole society was based upon vows and oaths. Jaime swore a sacred vow to protect Aerys. If Ned was simply happy that Jaime killed Aerys, he would have been a hypocrite. It would have meant he is willing to overlook someone breaking their vows because it was an advantage to him. Why would you ever trust a secret service agent who kills the president? That just does not make much of any sense at all. Jaime broke a vow, that means no one can ever trust him again. Vows and oaths were very important in real history and the story as well, if you break your vows and oaths, GRRM will punish you, the same is true of kinslaying and breaking guest rights. Ned was 100% validated for not trusting Jaime, since Jaime tried to murder his child. Jaime had nothing too lose in this moment by being honest with Catelyn, everyone already knows about him and Cersei. This simply gives Catelyn an opportunity to question Littlefinger. On top of this, Cersei and Jaime committed high treason by having an affair. An affair with the Queen is high treason and death, just look at Henry VIII. Why would anyone trust the Lannisters? The other experience with the Lannister is Tywin brutally murdering Elia and her two children. This is the reputation the Lannister are cultivating.

Zenobia

But they don't know it. They just see a secret service agent that killed the president. Would you trust that person? This is Jaime's own fault he simple could have told everyone, it also shows the problem that Robert was willing to overlook anything as long as the situation was convenient to him. Jaime should at the very least have faced a trial for breaking his vows.

Zenobia

One interesting detail is that you have to consider that Bran is manipulating or trying to influence Jon from the future, just like the Three Eyed Raven did with Bran. Wargs are people that only enter the skins of wolfs, skin changers enter the skins of other animals. Qhorin Halfhand is very intelligent, he calculated that anyone who walks around with a huge direwolf is very likely a warg or a skin changer, and this will be a huge advantage to have by your side.

gülşah alkan

Robert bet on Loras and he won the dagger from Littlefinger