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A Feast for Crows (A Song of Ice and Fire, #4)
by George R.R. Martin
by George R.R. Martin
Do I care what Sam thinks? No.
Do I care about what's going on with the Ironborn? Only when Asha's around, and that was what, two chapters?
Do I care about what's going on in Dorne? No.
Do I care what Jaime thinks? Barely.
Do I care what Cersei thinks? Ummm that's a No with a capital HELL NO.
Where is Dany and Tyrion? And like, all the cool characters?! Arya and Brienne were the only things worth sticking around for. I just can't believe I had to go through so much filler to get to them. And by filler I mean Cersei.
I'm pretty sure even Martin knew this book was weaksauce in that he practically apologized for it in the Author's Note at the end.
Dance with Dragons better bring it, mister. You're treading on a song of THIN ice and fire.
Do I care about what's going on with the Ironborn? Only when Asha's around, and that was what, two chapters?
Do I care about what's going on in Dorne? No.
Do I care what Jaime thinks? Barely.
Do I care what Cersei thinks? Ummm that's a No with a capital HELL NO.
Where is Dany and Tyrion? And like, all the cool characters?! Arya and Brienne were the only things worth sticking around for. I just can't believe I had to go through so much filler to get to them. And by filler I mean Cersei.
I'm pretty sure even Martin knew this book was weaksauce in that he practically apologized for it in the Author's Note at the end.
Dance with Dragons better bring it, mister. You're treading on a song of THIN ice and fire.
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