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stevenattewell Uncategorized June 15, 2015December 9, 2018 0 Minutes

Analysis of HBO’s Game of Thrones, Season 5 Episode 10, “Mother’s Mercy”

Rather than inflict my extremely book-based ranting on Salon.com, I decided to write up some thoughts over here.

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Published June 15, 2015December 9, 2018

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Previous Post In response to the Frey question: so given how house Frey has played their hand in this latests are though extermination would be unanimously accepted, right? Or would there be any Riverlord willing to back them still? I don’t even see the Brackens backing them if only not to agree with the Blackwoods.

Next Post For the Walk of Atonement, would the High Sparrow have considered it for Margaery? Or was it more specifically for Cersei? I get the feeling that the punishment is reserved for either lowborn women, and highborn women who are unpopular, so Margaery wouldn’t face it due to the risk of popular backlash. Would you say that’s the case? Linking it in with a larger question, how many of the accusations towards Margaery do you think the High Sparrow believes?

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