Reminder that A Song Of Ice And Fire is totally fucked

[Anonymous No.14307844]

And it's all GRRM's fault.

>Diana Gabaldon, author of Outlander, is seen in a recently surfaced video clip talking about a conversation she had with Martin, in which he told her about his creative snag.

>“We were having this conversation, and I was asking him ‘how’s it going, the newest book’ - and he said, ‘oh I’m having all kinds of trouble’,” she recalled.

>“And he said, ‘You ever kill somebody off that you later realised you needed?’

>“I said, ’no, George, that’s never happened to me!’”

[Anonymous No.14307854]

>>14307844
UH OH STINKY!

[Anonymous No.14307874]

honestly, it seems like theres a good chance he'll croak before finishing the series
>71
>fat
>obviously doesnt lead a healthy lifestyle

[Anonymous No.14307882]

>>14307874
And his mind isn't the same. People get really dumb after the 70s
Even if he lives until his 90s, gonna be mentally unable to finish his works

[Anonymous No.14307930]

I guess the question is, who did he kill off that he later realized he would need?

It's probably somebody he killed in one of the earlier books, somebody who's been dead long enough that their death can't easily be retconned.

[Anonymous No.14307933]

>>14307844
>I don't think plans are important for writing
>oh shit I wish I had planned this out better

[Anonymous No.14307942]

If it is Jon he could easily just use the pendant Mel wore to glamour herself and trick the Night's Watch into thinking they killed him by switching with someone else. No idea who else it could be, Ned, MAYBE Benjen? We still don't know if he is dead or just MIA and will be back later.

[Anonymous No.14307992]

>>14307874
it will be glorious to witness the absolute seethe of the normie genrefags

[Anonymous No.14308026]

>>14307930

Robb Stark I bet

[Anonymous No.14308740]

>>14307942
It's absolutely not Jon or Ned. Everyone and their mother knows by now that Jon isn't really dead, not permanently, and he wouldn't change that plot point just because the show spoiled it. It's not Ned either, Ned is more important to the plot dead than alive at this point, too much that's important to the overall story was set in motion by his death.

It could be Benjen, though like you said, he hasn't been confirmed dead. It could be Robb, like >>14308026 says. What about Oberyn? It looks like Dorne is going to become hugely important going forward given what we know about Doran and his plot. Maybe GRRM is realizing that a lot of his plots would be smoother if Oberyn were still alive.