Well he obv grows to be a bit older as it goes on but it would be funny if he did have a chapter or two.
This is the book 2 thread guys, let's not hint at what could or couldn't be still going on in later books
I this something that is explained later or did miss it? To be honest, I skimmed a lot of the wolf dream parts and felt the same when a Bran chapter came up as I did about the Sansa chapters in the first book.
I just hate dream sequences in books. So often they have little to no importance to the plot of a story. I think the early chapters where it was half a dream and half Bran sitting in chair listening to people bored me and I tried to get just get through his chapters so I could move on to a character I was more interested in.
I always seemed to like Bran's chapters and had a feeling after GoT that he was going to have some cool shit happen with him. Didn't think GRRM would waste time on dreams and all if they had no meaning.
It is also regularly used to convey emotional distress, set mood, give a glipse to a characters mental state, etc. Things that can be picked up easily by skimming through a pages. I'm sorry that my personal reading preference is so offensive to you guys. Spoiler Even with skimming, I understand that Jon and Arya both have dreams were what they are seeing is real, just didn't pick up on the warg part, thought it was more a visions/psychic thing
Yeah that was and when he told them that he wouldn't mind seeing the other guy to accidentally go over board.
Finished ACOK before I went to the bar last night. A few things that pissed me off were Jon Snow yielding to the wildlings and killing the Halfhand and the Bolton Bastard fucking up Winterfell.
Corky Bucek - I'd edit that post. don't mention anything specific like that in this thread. ask in the book 3 thread if you want.
Well she is something like 8 years old. But the last use was obv genius because he freed the North men which led to the fall of Harrenhall.