Jon tries to get rid of Littlefinger, but he just wants to chat, since they’ve never really chatted before. Baelish speaks of his love for the late Catelyn Stark and mentions that she never was quite so fond of Jon, which dredges up some bad memories for him. The always-pouting and morally centered Jon Snow with the always-smirking and morally bankrupt Lord Baelish. He’s met down there by Lord Baelish and it’s no surprise they don’t exactly hit it off. She at least has a role to play, as does Jon Snow.īefore departing, Jon visits the crypts of Winterfell, perhaps for some inspiration from his “father” Ned Stark.
(Gender pronouns, problematic in any universe at any time.) So could Dany be the One Who Was Promised? Mayyybe, says Melisandre. Ah, but then Missandei helpfully explains that the noun Melisandre used to describe this Prince Who Was Promised has no gender, so the translation was muddled. Daenerys would love to help but if it’s a prince you’re looking for, she is not the one. (Pick a character, any character, and there’s probably someone on the Internet who thinks s/he is the Prince Who Was Promised.) Melisandre says this prince will be the one who brings the dawn and defeats darkness. Melisandre is here to talk about the Prince Who Was Promised, one of those ambiguous titles that gets all the fan theory people seriously worked up. Dany and Melisandre exchange pleasantries in Valyrian and Varys points out that here’s another person who used to serve another king, in fact, the very king who last inhabited the castle they are in right now. North and west of the city lies the picturesque Red Waste.Speaking of burning people alive, Melisandre shows up at Dragonstone, adding to the collection of characters finally on screen together. If you invest in this top location, you cannot go wrong: for centuries the port of Qarth has been a vital commercial center based on its central location between the Summer Sea and the Jade Sea. The House of the Undying features the utmost flexibility regarding interior design, whereby some rooms offer a splendid view into any number of worlds, depending on your emotional constitution. The fact that the building lacks windows and a functioning entrance door is quickly forgotten, once you have entered the inside – for which the owner is merely required to drink a local beverage.
The building consists of massive sandstone walls, is about 30 m high and has a diameter of about 12 m at the base. The absolute highlight of this estate for individualists is: the new owner can continue to live here after death. Whoever wants to withdraw from the world will come into his own. The House of the Undying in Qarth is the ideal retirement home.
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