#Clash of kings silver code
#Clash of kings silver series

But at this point I really hate him, so if I end up defending or loving him later, it had better be because he does some majorly redemptive rescuing of some other character or something.Д¬atelyn: I am getting really tired of Mrs. HeвЂ™s a spoiled brat, and basically everything he did this book make me continue to dislike him, (hello, taking over Winterfell, fake-killing Bran and Rickon, actual-killing two innocent peasants?!), but when I ranted to my friends that have read ahead of me about how much I hate Theon they said, вЂњheвЂ™s confused, heвЂ™s torn between his father and Robb!вЂќ I certainly didnвЂ™t see any confusion from him in this book, so IвЂ™m guessing he must have some more character development to come. ThatвЂ™s what you get, Theon, for treating women like crap! I guess I felt a teeny bit bad for him when he wasnвЂ™t accepted by his father the way he thought he would be, but really, he just waltzes in expecting praise and responsibility and he hasnвЂ™t really done anything to earn anything. Then of course I thought it was hilarious when he accidentally hit on his sister. I hadnвЂ™t really thought about him much at all during Game of Thrones, so when I started reading the first chapter from his perspective I was like, вЂњyay, another new p.o.v!вЂќ, but two pages in, when I saw what a misogynist pig he is, I was like, NOPE! Shut it down. Fingertips: the new rabbitвЂ™s foot? I guess both are pretty morbid. Also, I think itвЂ™s kind of funny, but mostly gross, that Davos carries his severed fingertips around with him.

#Clash of kings silver code

He should be instilling some of that code of honor into themвЂ“what good will a lordship be if they grow up to be horrible? They seem foolish and overly enamored with power. I liked his not-from-privilege perspective and I thought he was honorable, but I wish he would be more concerned with his sonsвЂ™ futures than just hoping theyвЂ™ll have higher stations. I mean he actually was lowborn, but now he has a title. Or what about these guardsmen, standing around in front of a door all day, loyal to one family and getting killed because of the other families that donвЂ™t like the family you serve, and it has nothing to do with you except that you had the misfortune to not be born to a lord.ДЄrya, aka Nymeria вЂњNanвЂќ, page to Roose Bolton at Harrenhal.Дavos: Davos is so far the closest thing to a lowborn main character. Whenever the narrative describes these elaborate, jewel-encrusted outfits that Cersei wears I think, how long did it take some seamstress to make that? ItвЂ™s not like they have sewing machines, and theyвЂ™d have to make or acquire all the fabric and materials, and it would take months or years and that would be their whole life, sewing sewing sewing all day long till their backs and fingers ached. I liked that she spent this entire book masquerading as a peasant, too, because every main character is high-born (or at least a bastard raised in privilege) and I was starting to wonder what life must be like for the common people. She is so strong-willed, determined, and smart, and she is probably one of the only one in her family who could endure and survive what she has been through. She is probably my favorite character so far, (followed closely by Jon Snow with Tyrion in third place).

Characters:ДЄrya: Still totally love this girl. Also, once IвЂ™m caught up to what has been published so far IвЂ™ll still have to wait an agonizing few years before the last two books come out, so I might as well savor the journey I have ahead of me.

You only get to read something for the first time once.

#Clash of kings silver series

I have not started reading Storm of Swords yet, because I really wanted to write down what I was thinking and feeling about the series at this point before moving on. You can see the updates I made on goodreads while reading, too.