I should like to know whether Euron's horn does what he says it does

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: whether Euron's horn does what he says it does. I think it will turn out to be simpler and sadder than the songs have it.

The part nobody accounts for is time. A hundred years is long enough for a mistake to become a chronicle and a chronicle to become a fact.

It matters less than the harvest, and I will still be arguing about it at midwinter.