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Hook, Line, and Sinker (205.1)

Podcast |: The Princes That Were Promised
Publisher |: ActionPacked!Podcasts
Media Type |: audio
Podknife tags |: A Song of Ice and Fire,; Books,; Comedy,; Fantasy,; Game of Thrones,; TV & Film
Categories Via RSS |: Arts,; Comedy,; Literature,; TV & Film
Publication Date |: Mar 20, 2018
Episode Duration |: 00:59:16

SPOILERS!!!

FOR ALL PUBLISHED BOOKS IN #GRRM'S A Song of Ice and Fire AS WELL AS ALL TELEVISED EPISODES OF HBO'S Game of Thrones...

Born amidst salt and smoke- Just off the Long Island Expressway- Beneath a bleeding star...

...and so The Princes That Were Promised journey down a familiar road full of rage upon which the fine line between the necessity for foolishness to move forward the story and the awe at the finely written thoughtlessness of one noble lady, in particular, is razor-sharp.

Yes, John has been waiting for this episode almost as long as he has been waiting for The Winds of Winter.

A deep analysis of Catelyn Stark has been a royally gestating idea since the beginning of #TPTWP. It was a joke until it wasn't.

In the first part of Hook, Line, and Sinker, The Wardens of Long Island cover all the bases. The history of The Riverlands is kept brief and the lead-up to the rule of House Tully as Lords Paramount of the Trident is explained with the hopes of shedding light on the dark crevices and recesses that make up the analytical mind of The Lady of Winterfell- Catelyn Tully Stark.

The artwork featured for this episode is titled The Fall of Harrenhal by Rene Aigner. More of his amazing work can be found right the F HERE.

The Princes That Were Promised are John and SeannieWan. Every week they tear apart Westeros and sift through the pieces to bring their Leal and Loyal Subjects the history of the Realm and The Known World from both George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire and HBO's adaptation, Game of Thrones.

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Please take a few minutes to leave a review so others can find #TPTWP as well!!!

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Visit The Westerosi Companion to read #TPTWP's scholarly essays.

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Prepared and Performed by John Khantzian and SeannieWan Kenobi

Produced by Sean Block with John Khantzian

Edited by Sean Block

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