IA with pretty much everything except Victarion, who I don't think I could ever enjoy, and Jon and hoping he is dead. I don't even know why I want Jon to live (i think he will end up.azor ahai or at least brought back by Mel) because I am not a huge Jon fan. I agree he made too many mistakes, but I think if I could get Robb or Ned back despite theirs I would be thrilled because they are such good people, and Jon is the same. It's nice to read his chapters compared to someone like Tyrion or Victarion. If I could choose who I wanted dead at the end of ADWD I think I would choose tyrion even though I feel like GRRM is going to try to make him more likeable again and a head of the dragon.
I also don't want a Jon and Dany to rule Westeros endgame but again I think I would rather be rid of Dany than Jon.
I am glad someone else appreciated both Cersei chapters, so many people I have seen just saying her punishment was disgusting, how could anyone enjoy reading that?! I don't believe Cersei has actually changed except maybe becoming more of a subtle schemer. Appointing the Mountain to the Kingsguard points to that for me. Funny enough though, I think the walk of disgrace could actually let Cersei and Jaime get back together if she allows it to change her like Jaime let loosing his hand change him. The way it was described as her 'womanly ways' being her way to get pe5ople to do what she wanted, and now since she was exposed like that she can no longer use that was like Jaime losing his best ability to fight with the sword. Unfortunately for Cersei she does not have someone like Brienne around, and I'm not sure if she would ever be able to change like Jaime did because its obvious now they are very different people. But I think it is very interesting that like Jaime she is given this chance.
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Date: 2011-09-05 03:55 pm (UTC)I also don't want a Jon and Dany to rule Westeros endgame but again I think I would rather be rid of Dany than Jon.
I am glad someone else appreciated both Cersei chapters, so many people I have seen just saying her punishment was disgusting, how could anyone enjoy reading that?! I don't believe Cersei has actually changed except maybe becoming more of a subtle schemer. Appointing the Mountain to the Kingsguard points to that for me. Funny enough though, I think the walk of disgrace could actually let Cersei and Jaime get back together if she allows it to change her like Jaime let loosing his hand change him. The way it was described as her 'womanly ways' being her way to get pe5ople to do what she wanted, and now since she was exposed like that she can no longer use that was like Jaime losing his best ability to fight with the sword. Unfortunately for Cersei she does not have someone like Brienne around, and I'm not sure if she would ever be able to change like Jaime did because its obvious now they are very different people. But I think it is very interesting that like Jaime she is given this chance.
Wow I wrote a ton :p ...sorry lol