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lady7jane (![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} lady7jane) wrote in narcissam, |
Just browsing by, hope you don't mind
I think I convinced myself that Jon was Lyanna's son during Ned's hallucination scene, where he's remembering how he and his posse faced against the three Kingsguard knights in the middle of nowhere. (Oh, I love that chapter so much.)
If you get bored waiting for the remaining books (I think the fifth one should be coming out next spring, but who the hell knows. It's been pushed back a few times already), there're also two short stories set in the Westeros world: The Sworn Sword and The Hedge Knight. Very good reads, both of them.
I think I convinced myself that Jon was Lyanna's son during Ned's hallucination scene, where he's remembering how he and his posse faced against the three Kingsguard knights in the middle of nowhere. (Oh, I love that chapter so much.)
If you get bored waiting for the remaining books (I think the fifth one should be coming out next spring, but who the hell knows. It's been pushed back a few times already), there're also two short stories set in the Westeros world: The Sworn Sword and The Hedge Knight. Very good reads, both of them.
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