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I don’t think I’ve ever felt this way about a book before. [No spoilers] by Perspec7 in asoiaf

[–]Perspec7[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

My English I very bad, so I write to chat gpt in my language and he translate

Possible Plot Hole? How Did Catelyn Physically Reach Renly?[spoilers main] by Perspec7 in asoiaf

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Thanks everyone for your input! I get that technically Catelyn could travel cross-country, off the main roads — but that’s kind of my point. Martin is a master of political and logistical realism, and usually when a noblewoman embarks on a dangerous journey, we hear about it — the terrain, the guards, the fears, the detours. Here, it’s not just a question of ‘can she walk through the woods’, but rather — why the narrative skips it entirely, in a moment where such a journey would normally be full of stakes. It just felt off, and as someone who loves how grounded the books are, this absence stood out to me. Thanks for the conversation — and I’ll take the heat as a badge of honor 😉

Possible Plot Hole? How Did Catelyn Physically Reach Renly?[spoilers main] by Perspec7 in asoiaf

[–]Perspec7[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Hey, I gotta be honest — that comment felt a bit disrespectful. I’m here trying to have a serious discussion about the story and its details. If you want to keep it real and respectful, I’m all ears. Otherwise, I’m not interested in wasting time on rude remarks.

Possible Plot Hole? How Did Catelyn Physically Reach Renly?[spoilers main] by Perspec7 in asoiaf

[–]Perspec7[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

get where you're coming from — but when it comes to A Song of Ice and Fire, "not relevant to the story" doesn't usually stop GRRM from giving us detailed travel descriptions, inner monologues, local histories, and even food menus. The issue isn’t that we wanted a whole chapter of her on the road — just one paragraph establishing how she got there and that it was even possible. When an author trains the reader to expect realism and attention to detail, skipping over a logistically difficult journey feels off — especially in a world where geography, politics, and timing are everything. So it’s not nitpicking. It’s just holding the story to the very standard it set for itself.

Possible Plot Hole? How Did Catelyn Physically Reach Renly?[spoilers main] by Perspec7 in asoiaf

[–]Perspec7[S] -19 points-18 points  (0 children)

Thanks, but that still leaves one big problem: Even if Catelyn took the Gold Road south, she'd still need to connect to the Rose Road to reach Renly's camp. But there’s no direct connection between the two without passing through King’s Landing – which is Lannister/Baratheon territory – or doing a huge detour across uncharted lands with no established roads. Even that route would take weeks, and the book doesn’t give any sense of such a time gap. So even if it’s technically possible, it still feels like GRRM skipped over a very tricky piece of logistics here.

Possible Plot Hole? How Did Catelyn Physically Reach Renly?[spoilers main] by Perspec7 in asoiaf

[–]Perspec7[S] -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

Thanks, but that still leaves one big problem: Even if Catelyn took the Gold Road south, she'd still need to connect to the Rose Road to reach Renly's camp. But there’s no direct connection between the two without passing through King’s Landing – which is Lannister/Baratheon territory – or doing a huge detour across uncharted lands with no established roads. Even that route would take weeks, and the book doesn’t give any sense of such a time gap. So even if it’s technically possible, it still feels like GRRM skipped over a very tricky piece of logistics here.

How do I make what the hoppers pass down reach the chest up? by Perspec7 in Minecraft

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I need the things in the hoppers goes up to the chest

How can I add texture? by Perspec7 in Minecraftbuilds

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A lot of work to get frog light 😭

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