/lit/ - Literature

>>22940529
The guy rambles on way too much about the scenery. Even after having properly set the tone, and drawn me in he keeps going. The scenes are more interesting, but as it stands now I'm pretty sure they both have equal page time (or at least that's what it feels like). Also, the egregious use of the words "and" and "he" are more gross than any of the violence in the book.

>>22759279
I recently bought a copy of The Worm Ouroboros, and the print is so fucking small I've been seething for days. Is yours any nicer so I can return mine, and pick that version up instead?

>>22571704

ASOIAF Book 1 spoilers ahead

Half way through, and I'm starting to get that feeling. Catelyn taking Tyrion captive is the most egregiously retarded thing that's happened so far. Who the hell would give a one of a kind blade that could be traced back to them to an assassin to kill the son of the king's hand? For someone not wanting to get caught there is zero reason to do such a thing other than them being utterly retarded, and the Lannisters have shown to be anything but that so far.

And yes, I know that's not the case, and Littlefinger lied, but nonetheless it's what Catelyn believes in the story. And even IF that's what actually happened the decision to take Tyrion is still stupid. You're risking war and putting your husband and daughters in danger for what? A rumor and a knife? What an absolute moron. Worst of all every consequence following this action of hers will be based on a foundation that is not sound. No matter what happens the feeling that none of this should even be happening will not go away. I'm seething, I'm malding, and I'm tired of reading about fucking food and heraldry.

>>22571785
Does it get better or worse?

>>22571704

ASOIAF Book 1 spoilers ahead

Half way through, and I'm starting to get that feeling. Catelyn taking Tyrion captive is the most egregiously retarded thing that's happened so far. Who the hell would give a one of a kind blade that could be traced back to them to an assassin to kill the son of the king's hand? For someone not wanting to get caught there is zero reason to do such a thing other than them being utterly retarded, and the Lannisters have shown to be anything but that so far.

And yes, I know that's not the case, and Littlefinger lied, but nonetheless it's what Catelyn believes in the story. And even IF that's what actually happened the decision to take Tyrion is still stupid. You're risking war and putting your husband and daughters in danger for what? A rumor and a knife? What an absolute moron. Worst of all every consequence following this action of hers will be based on a foundation that is not sound. No matter what happens the feeling that none of this should even be happening will not go away. I'm seething, I'm malding, and I'm tired of reading about fucking food and heraldry.