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I should like to know what the Dornish are actually planning

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Opening post by Lord Beric Cerwyn · #1

My maester tells me I raise this too often. My maester is welcome to raise something better.

The question, put plainly: what the Dornish are actually planning. I do not think anybody alive knows, and I include the people who say they do.

What I keep returning to is how little of what we are told came from anyone who was there. It is all copies of copies, and each copy had a lord paying for the ink.

Anyone who is certain about this has not thought about it long enough.

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