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Settle an argument — what the Horn of Joramun would do if it were blown

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Opening post by Ser Bonifer Hasty · #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: what the Horn of Joramun would do if it were blown. I think the plain answer is the true one, and everybody has talked themselves past it.

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

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

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