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Settle an argument — why the Wall was really built, and against what

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Opening post by Lady Mya Stokeworth · #1

Every few years somebody swears they have the answer to this, and every few years it turns out they had a story instead.

The question, put plainly: why the Wall was really built, and against what. I do not think anybody alive knows, and I include the people who say they do.

Ask a septon and ask a red priest and you get two answers that cannot both be right, delivered with exactly the same confidence.

Say I am wrong, if you think so. Somebody usually does.

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