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Sasnak City The Kingdom - Day 2

So day 2 at Sasnak City was the bussiest day and had some of the super fun events which made the convention worth the pricetag.

This post be long heh heh heh

(Link to Day 1)

So saturday was jammed packed, here just see the schedule

My day started with announcements, then the photos that came with my ticket, Amelia Clarkson and Harry Gilby. Both are super super sweet by the way.

Then came the Sasnak Community Photo. This was meant for attendees to get an official photo together, we grabbed some of the staff as well since they are amazing, but the cast had other ideas...

Arnas had a meet and greet about to start so he couldn't stay (he tried) so Eliza is holding up a photo with him in it. (She is so sweet)

Then 2 of my group went to go have their meet and greet with Arnas while I went and hung out. Then we all had lunch together before the next round of events.

Lunch was scheduled and provided by the convention which I thought was a nice touch from the organizers.

Following lunch my group had a meet and geeet with Harry. Poor lad had food poisoning right before flying out so was still recovering but it was a really interesting meet and greet. He talked about what it was like working with the rest of the cast and a little bit on the short film he was in with Cavan Clerkin (which we got to watch on Sunday).

After the meet and greet my group and I parted ways, they had a meet and greet with Ryan while I went to grab some autographs before my meet and greet with Arnas.

They had the cast split between two rooms, Mark, Arnas and Eliza in one room, while the rest of the cast (minus Ryan) in another room.

I got my autograph from Arnas first (I did ask if his handwriting had improved since Paris. He laughed and said no). My group and I had made up gift bags for all the cast and I got to give Arnas his. The cast weren't allowed to open them during autographs but I heard after the fact he was showing his off.

He also took a picture of my print immediately after I set it down 😁 I think he liked it? Hah.

Next I got my autograph from Eliza and she was so very sweet. She remembered attendees from previous years and their names!

She also took a pic of my print but she asked first 🤣. I also got to give Eliza her gift bag and she was so surpirsed and elated to be getting one!

Afterwards I had to get back in line and wait to get Marks autograph. Mark being the Special Guest had a longer line then most and some people a head of me were pretty chatty (poor man cannot chat and write at the same time) but we got there.

After I got Marks I had to boogey up to the next room where I had 15 minutes to squeeze in autographs from other cast before my meet and greet with Arnas!

They all loved the print and were super nice and I was able to get everyone I needed before my Arnas meet and greet.

Doing the meet and greet with Arnas was an experience! He is so vibrant and passionate and I learned things I didn't know about him! He talked about his time on set with WOT and about his time in Thailand filming for White Lotus.

He talked about philosophy and his religious views and how they affect his career and personal life. His passion for learning and growing.

I also got to ask a question from my list!

I asked him what was more fun, swords or axes.

The answer, axes 100%.

He then told a very fun story. He has a tick where he fidgits with his hands and anything he is holding so he used the weapons as a way to help control that (would explain a lot of how he grabs his weapons in scenes) so during the filming of season 4 and season 5 he used to practice tossing and catching the axe in between scenes.

He would annoy the heck out of the sound crew because he kept dropping the axe and the sound would get picked up. So he spent 2 years practicing this toss and catch until he could do it no problem and during the filming of SKMD he finally had a chance to do it in a battle scene.... and he fumbled it. Twice 🤣 he couldn't remember if the catch ever made it into the movie but I know I will be watching for it next time I rewatch.

The session finished with some selfies, I hate taking selfies and Arnas was happy to oblige my request to do silly faces 🤣

After the meet and greets I headed back to the main hall and met back up with my group and we joined the rest of the attendees as we got to have a special screening of Eliza new short film, Little Brown Bird.

It was filmed on the Isle of Man and was made with John Ryes-Davies (Gimli from LotRs) and it was so, so beautiful. It was about a woman taking care of her father who had alzheimer and takes on a supernatural turn!

After the film we were released to go have dinner before going back for a special event later in the evening.

We made the mistake of walking to the nearby shopping centre for dinner and it. Was. So. Fucking. Hot. We about died on the way back.

The evening ended with an event called Lords of the North. This event alone was worth the cost of the tickets. This was essentially a meet and greet with every cast member with drinking involved 🤣

Each table had 6 attendees and the cast had 10 minutes with each group before moving on. It was so much fun!

Learned a bunch fun things!

1. Amelia Clarkson agrees that Sihtric would make the best husband.

2. Rod Hallet loves Vancouver (my friend lives here and I live close by).

3. Magnus Samuelsson participated in the Swedish Dancing with the Stars back in like 2011 and won! (They played a video at the end of the event, he is a really good dancer).

4. Ryan had to study and learn the mannerism of an otter in drama school. Had to go to the zoo and observe them, then at the end of the semester had to pretend to be one in front of the class.

5. According to Mark, we lost the sleeveless Finan in season 4 because Arnas was jealous that he couldn't show off his own arms. (Arnas later denied this when we asked, he said he covered up to allow Marks arms time to shine, he knew if he had his guns out they would steal the show).

6. I asked Mark who's idea it was to have the bead and braid in Finan's hair and he said it was his. He had wanted it longer but the powers that be thought it would be "too dane" looking and he had to argue that Finan wasn't a saxon and that the celt did braids as part of their own culture.

7. Mark and Arnas filmed a bunch more of those little videos (The adventures of Sihtric and Finan) then what they shared on instagram, including a really good one themed on Bebbanburg BnB. We asked Arnas to post them, he seemed to think the time had past but we told him no, and that we would take the blame for "bullying" him to post them. We will see if he remembers 🤣 should I DM him? Would that be weird?

8. Eliza is the cutest human being. She also has some super funny videos of the cast we hope she shares one day.

The evening concluded with an after party! There was a DJ and more alcohol and about 10 minutes after it started they announced for all phones to go away and that the cast was coming over to dance with us!

Highlights from the dance party;

Cast, well dancing and being goofy.

Mark and Arnas trying to sneak off to explore the venue and getting in trouble. (They did this a few times over the weekend).

A congo line.

A dance off between Mark and Arnas (Arnas took his jacket off, took his hat off to run his hands through his hair and put it back on. It did things to my insides).

A dance off between Harry and Ryan.

It was a ton of fun! Very long day, but a ton of fun!

Stay tuned for day 3 adventures!

(Link tk Day 3)

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Seven Kings Must Die | Official Trailer

The Last Kingdom sequel film Seven Kings Must Die will stream on Netflix on April 14, 2023

Poster

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Ossian (Wihtgar) & Eliza (Aelswith) Q&A

I'm watching a panel and I figured I'd put the short version of their answers here if anyone's interested. They will be very incomplete and paraphrased, please don't quote me.

Which S5 moment were you most looking forward to filming? Ossian: fighting Uhtred Eliza: Aelswith getting to murder someone Ossian: you had your Eowyn (LotR) moment! Together, with actions: I am no man!

Which character from the show would you like to hang out with? Eliza: Finan for fun and adventures and drinking and laughing, but also the villians like Aethelwold, Ubba, Haesten, because they're complicated and I'm always drawn to them. Ossian: Aelswith. I think she'd be interesting to spend time with and would probably improve me. Eliza: she would have you praying all day

Which character deserved more screen time? Ossian: Father Benedict Eliza: Osferth (YES ELIZA)

Were you worried about playing villians/unlikeable characters? Ossian: absolutely not, they're fun! Eliza: yes it's so fun, and then she went on to praise the hell out of Ossian for coming in so late to the series and making such a big splash. *then Ossian made a big point about chess and something about a hidden checkmate that I did not understand*

What kind of notes did you get from Alex Dreymon as director? Eliza: the emotional notes when Aelswith finds out about Aethelflaed's illness. He told her to let out the fury of a mother bear whose cubs are threatened. Let all the anger, rage and disbelief come through. That was the take they used. Ossian: didn't get to work with Alex as a director, which was gutting. Got some great advice from Rod Hallet (King Constantin) ((he thinks, several times he says he's not sure that it actually was Rod. Ossian is very flustered and sweet)). He told him that acting is "multiple imperfect attempts at a moment" and that helped with his perfectionism. Seeing past his perceptions of how a scene should be, should go.

If you had to live in a television show - you can invent your own character - what would the show be and who would you be? Eliza: Stranger Things, specifically this season. She said "Holy Balls!" She would be a character a bit like Barb. A bit geeky and sweet, but then would end up being a big villian. Ossian: it's a harsh world, but The Boys. He went heavily into the plot. He would be a geek who developed superpowers, that would be unexpected. Eliza: both fucked up superheroes! Ossian: yeah superhero junkies!

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The Silence -  BBC One  -  July 12 - 15,  2010

Crime Drama (4 episodes)

Running Time:  60 minutes

Stars:

Genevieve Barr as Amelia Edwards

Gina McKee as Anne Edwards

Hugh Bonneville as Chris Edwards

Douglas Henshall as DCI Jim Edwards

Dervla Kirwan as Maggie Edwards

Harry Ferrier as Tom Edwards

Tom Kane as Joel Edwards

Rebecca Oldfield as Sophie Edwards

Rod Hallet as DCI Peter MacKinnon

Mark Stobbart as DI Lee Grigson

Richie Campbell as DS Rocky Smith

Del Synnott as DI Terry Johns

David Westhead as Superintendent Frank Evans

Eimear O'Grady as Jane Shilladay

Jody Latham as Gary Roach

Laura Way as Robyn Seabold

Nick Nevern as Ely

Shazad Latif as Yousef

Rebecca Dunne as Issy

Catriona Martin as Paula

Lara Steward as Maxine

Emmet Kirwan as Custody Officer

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Gasser-Style 1967 Pontiac GTO Returns to its Day Two Attitude—and Altitude

It was the summer of 1967. Fourteen-year-old Larry Porteous and his twin brother, Lee, along with the rest of their family, were towing the family boat from their home in Berkeley to Lake Berryessa in Northern California. Then he saw it roar by them on the highway: a Tyrol Blue 1967 GTO. It was raised up gasser-style, looking mean and ready to rumble. He decided then and there that he had to have a GTO like that one.

Larry’s fascination with Pontiac GTOs did not go unnoticed by his dad. Larry and Lee were always talking about GTOs and constantly playing his 45-rpm record of Ronnie & the Daytonas’ “Little GTO.” One day their dad came home with a GTO’s Unlimited patch, which Larry sewed on the back of his Levi’s denim jacket. By now it was October 1969, just before his 16th birthday. He had the patch; now he and his twin brother resolved to get a real GTO.

At a teenager, Larry Porteous and his twin brother, Lee, spotted this gasser-style GTO while on a family vacation. Two years later they would buy the very same car. Larry drove it daily for years (minus the jacked up suspension) and then decided to return it to its day-two look on the eve of his 50th anniversary of ownership.

“1967 GTO, 4-speed, 8-track stereo, 17,000 miles, and many extras” is what the ad read in the Sunday San Francisco Chronicle classified Hot Rods For Sale section. “It was November 9, 1969,” remembers Larry. “My brother, my father, and I decided to take a look at the car in the ad. When we got there we were blown away! It was loaded with speed equipment!” Incredibly, it was the exact same car they had seen two summers before on the way to Lake Berryessa.

Tom Masini, the man selling the car, purchased the GTO new, optioning it with a four-speed, a console, reverb speakers, and the Rally gauge package, but without power steering or brakes. A regular customer of Al Arata from Arata Pontiac in South San Francisco, he had first bought a new red 1965 GTO with Tri-power, then the blue 1967 GTO. Masini got the itch for another new GTO, ordering a 1970 Pepper Green Judge with Ram Air IV. Arata offered Masini $2,100 trade-in value on his blue GTO. While waiting for the new car to be built and delivered, he thought he would try to get a little more money for it through a newspaper ad. He said he would sell it to the brothers for $2,200, a hundred bucks more than Arata would pay for it.

Here’s how Larry and the GTO looked back in the day. Other than a repaint and some interior work, it remains as it was in the 1960s.

The two brothers first had to figure out how to talk their father into buying it, and second, how to come up with some money. Larry and his brother prepared a detailed list of the speed equipment on the car, complete with the retail cost of each of those parts. They then pointed out to their father that the GTO had $1,200 worth of aftermarket speed equipment on it, making the sale price of $2,200 a really good deal.

As to paying for the GTO, Larry says, “My brother and I had been saving everything we could. We gathered up all our paper route money. Plus, I sold my trumpet and my bicycle. Together we came up with $600. Our mother took out a loan for $1,600 through her teacher’s credit union for the rest of the money. Dad thought it would be a fun car for the twins to share.”

Larry had put all the old suspension parts in storage, but reinstalling them “proved a more difficult task than I first imagined,” he said. “It was critical for the rearend setup to be precise with the welded traction bars, Panhard bar, and lift tubes under the coil springs to raise the rearend and maintain correct driveline angles. The first shop to help with this got it wrong, but I was able to have a second shop get it right. The raised gasser look isn’t something that’s done much these days. Not a lot of people know how to do that kind of work now. I know a raised car fights gravity in many ways, but nothing is cooler than a 1960s day-two street machine!”

The GTO’s gasser-style look had been done by Al’s Automotive across the bay in South San Francisco. Al’s lifted the rear and installed a set of massive traction bars, as well as a Panhard bar for stability. The front spindles were cut and reverse-welded to achieve the look of a straight-axle car, but with better drivability and giving it a level stance. Goodyear Blue Streak tires, thin in the front with super-wide cheater slicks in the back, were mounted on a set of 15-inch American Racing wheels.

Legendary Bay Area drag racing specialist Gotelli’s Speed Shop in South San Francisco warmed up the engine with a hot Isky cam, a Mallory dual-point ignition system, and an Edelbrock dual-quad intake topped with a pair of Carter AFB carbs. Other mods included a Hayes 3,200-pound three-finger clutch and an exhaust system with cutouts.

Tom Masini, the GTO’s original owner, had the legendary Gotelli’s Speed Shop in South San Francisco build up the GTO’s 400-inch V-8. Back in the day, Larry chained the hood closed to make sure thieves couldn’t get at it.

Upgraded interior items included a wood-rimmed three-spoke steering wheel, Stewart-Warner Motor Minder vacuum and temperature gauges, and an eight-track stereo tape player with Motorola Vibrasonic reverb and four speakers.

The brothers started having fun with the GTO as soon as they got it home, but the fun almost came to an abrupt end just a month later. Larry explains, “We were on our way to pick up my older brother at the San Francisco Airport. Just as we were merging onto Highway 80 near Berkeley, we hit a puddle. The 12-inch Goodyear cheater slicks hydroplaned, sending us into a violent spin in the middle of the four-lane highway. We finally came to a stop stalled perpendicular to traffic, pointing us towards the San Francisco Bay. I hit the key and it fired back up, and we continued to the airport. That was nearly the end of the car and me! I can’t believe we didn’t hit anyone, but the roads weren’t as crowded back then as they are now.”

Among the speed parts Gotelli’s put on the Pontiac mill was an Edelbrock dual-quad intake mounting two Carter AFBs and a Mallory dual-point ignition. An Isky cam keeps things lively.

Asked if he did much street racing, Larry replied, “I raced it just a few times, and I always won. I think most guys took one look at the car and how it was set up and didn’t even try to go up against it. It looked pretty intimidating! One guy threatened to steal the engine, so I got a chain and padlocked the hood. I also installed a hidden kill switch. That was the best thing I ever did. They tried to steal the car five times, but they could never find the kill switch.” The car never did get stolen, but Larry did lose three eight-track and two cassette stereos in the attempts.

A year later (and before the next California rainy season), all the race suspension and the huge Blue Streaks were removed and put into storage, returning the car to stock height. Although the GTO took on a slightly different personality with the stock suspension, the American Racing wheels were retained. Larry and his brother had some really good times with the GTO, driving it daily throughout high school and helping Larry get the prettiest girl at school. It also served as a tow vehicle from time to time for the family boat (a 1966 18-foot flat-bottom V-drive Hallet Hot Boat with a 392 Hemi that the family still owns). When the oil embargo hit in 1973, Larry’s brother began to worry about fuel costs and wanted to sell the car. Larry still loved the GTO and bought out his brother.

Other than new front-seat upholstery, the GTO’s interior is exactly as it was when Larry drove the car daily.

Now with full ownership, Larry used the car every day. He drove it while in college and through dental school. He drove it to Los Angeles and commuted in it to his hospital residency program. He continued to use it daily back in the San Francisco Bay Area after he started his own dental practice. From 1969 to 1992, Larry racked up around 200,000 miles on his beloved GTO.

In 1995, he decided to repaint the car after what he said was “much mental anguish over the pros and cons of disturbing the original patina.” Preservation of as much of the car as possible was the goal. Not happy with what PPG offered as Pontiac Tyrol Blue, he enlisted the services of master painter Bill Grey of Citrus Heights, California, to get the color right. Larry explains, “We were able to come up with a custom mixed Sikkens paint that was a fantastic match to the original. The underside of the trunk lid and the doorjambs still wear their original and non-faded paint that matches the new paint job.”

Thieves stole a total of five tape decks out of the GTO over the years, but it still has its Motorola Vibrasonic reverb.

Larry debuted the freshly painted GTO in 1996 at the Goodguys car show in Pleasanton, California. His son Lance, then 7 years of age, helped polish the American Racing wheels. The Blue Streak cheater slicks were remounted once again after being in storage since 1970. The car was a crowd favorite that day, and the local newspaper featured the GTO with a photo of Lance with the car.

Lance, now 30 and inspired by vintage photos of his dad’s GTO, had been urging his dad to return the car to the gasser-style suspension it had in 1969. Since all the original performance suspension parts have been saved, and with the 50th anniversary of ownership approaching, it was refitted with the old suspension. In the spring of 2018 it was sitting high again, just as it was back in the late 1960s when Larry first saw it thundering down the highway as a kid.

The Blue Streaks went into storage in 1970 when Larry removed the lifted suspension (after a scary freeway spinout). They rejoined the GTO when it was raised again.

At a Glance 1967 GTO Owned by: Larry Porteous Restored by: Owner; Bill Grey, Citrus Heights, CA (paint) Engine: 400ci V-8 Transmission: Muncie M22 close-ratio 4-speed manual Rearend: Chevrolet 12-bolt with 3.90 gears and Positraction Interior: Black vinyl bucket seats with console Wheels: 15-inch American Racing Tires: P225/70R15 Goodyear front, 8.00/8.20-15 Goodyear Blue Steak cheater slicks rear Special parts: Isky race camshaft, Edelbrock dual-quad aluminum intake manifold, twin Carter AFB carburetors, Mallory ignition, Hayes 3,200-pound three-finger clutch, Chevrolet 12-bolt rearend, rear traction bars with Panhard rod, cut and reverse welded front spindles

Just before Larry turned 16, his father gave him this GTO’s Unlimited patch, which he promptly sewed on his denim jacket. Given the careful way he’s kept the GTO over the years, it’s no surprise that he still has the jacket, too.

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Suzie/“Father Franc” + Hands

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I'm intrigued that the ten rings will be in the antman film. I almost wonder if we'll see the real mandarin

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[alexagirlie]

Sasnak City The Kingdom Day 1

Now that I have had a few days to recouver time to start sharing my tales from Sasnak City The Kingdom!

Day 1:

Day one started off with our All Cast Photo, so we were jumping right in meeting them lol

They asked what we wanted to do for the photo and I mentioned we brought a sword and Arnas immediately jumped in and grabbed it and came up with the pose idea.

He was pumped about the sword (tried to steal it many times over the weekend) and immediately got on his knees (heh heh no thoughts, head empty).

After the photo one of the other cast members noticed my friends shirt (dreamed of a photo with Finan) and they all pulled him and Mark up to get another photo which he got to have for free.

After the All Cast Photo was the opening ceremonies which was a little panel we did with the cast with open Q & A. I was too nervous to ask any questions here but they were fun to watch. Arnas is super bad for jumping in on other peoples questions and Magnus had to take the microphone away from him. This is also where I learned that Eliza is hilarious and Harry was ribbed so much by the older cast.

After opening ceremonies it was all about Mr Mark Rowley, being the *Special* Guest. We got our solo photos with him (this time with me on my knees heh hehe)

After solo photos he had his first meet and greet which I was not a part of but one of my group was so the rest of us got to hang out, then we went for dinner.

I tried *real* BBQ, figured if we are in Kansas City gotta have BBQ right?

Then we went back to our airbnb and stayed up way to late waiting for the Saturday schedule and then passed the fuck out.

Stay tuned for Day 2 soon! (So much of the fun stuff happened on day 2)

(Link to Day 2)

[alexagirlie]

Sasnak City The Kingdom Convention - Day 3

(Link to Day 1) (Link to Day 2)

The final day! This day was a catch up day to make up any missed autographs and photos that didn't get done the first two days.

My group had a ton of photos to make up but we did hit a bit of a snag.

Our first photo of the day went great, a group photo with all four of us along with Mark and Arnas. Arnas once again coming up with the sword pose idea.

However after this photo my friend, who has a medical condition, partially collapsed and had to be brought back to her seat and had to sit out the rest of the photo op session.

(I really applaud the staff at this event for doing everything they could to make sure she was ok but she did end up having to have her own make up session later in the day and sat the rest of this one out.)

I got my last two photos done, one with Arnas and another one with both the boys.

I got to hug Arnas (my life is complete) and they both said good bye to my friend on their way out to lunch.

I also want to give a huge shout out to Rod Hallet (Constantine), after he was finished with his own photos for the day he came and sat with my friend and chatted with her for a bit while the rest of us got our photos done. He had opened his gift bag from the group and had read the poem my friend had write for him and he really like it. (She did one for all the cast, done in anglo saxon style, plus did a version translated in to old english as well). He was very very sweet.

After the photo op session was over it was time for lunch and then we got our autographs from Ryan. He was also very sweet and asked if my friend was feeling better and helped her to a chair while i got my print signed.

After that my friend and I had our meet and greet with Mark.

The man was late. He spent his lunch hour doing some sort of virtual tour thing and then at the last minute decided to eat. He still had half a cookie when he showed up 🤣

We got lots of good info during the meet and greet, including insider info on a new project he is writing that he would like to make one day. A super, super dark comedy.

I also asked about any ad lib that made it in to the show and he told us they did so much! The line about eating too much cabbage in season 5 was aaaalll him :D

We did our selfies.

Then they decided to save time by finishing his meet and greet with autographs in the same room and my friend had a ton of stuff so I was her gopher. Carrying things, running back and forth etc...

We ended up having to boogy back to the photo op room so my friend could get the last of her photo ops (Arnas helped her to and from her chair, dude took pretty much her whole weight and she is as tall as he is). I definitely got my steps in! She also got the last of her autographs from Arnas and Eliza and we had a little bit more time to chat with them.

They really are so, so very amazing.

The convention ended with everyone back in the main hall and watching 2 more short films!

There was 1 film, called Man Made, which featured Cavan and Harry, plaging a father and son and was a little heartbreaking.

The second film was written by Amelia and starred our very own Stiorra(Ruby)! It is called Oh Rats! and it was so amazing, and weird and creepy and i really, really loved it.

The final event concluded with a surprise as well....

This is not the end.

There will be a 2025 event! (Your welcome, my friend and I suggested a 5 year reuinion to the organizer and she took it to heart!)

The actual reason was because a sword she had the cast signed to be auctioned for charity was missing the shield plate (it has since been found) and she didnt want it to go to waste.

So 2025 The Kingdom is a go! It will be open to previous attendees first, and I am already brainstorming how to start saving money for wheb the dates are announced! (I'm opening commissions soon if anyone is interested!)

Ps. Mark is meeting up with Alex in Italy and will put a good word in! So. Maybe an Uhtred appearance next year???

[alexagirlie]

WIP Wednesday!

Another week, another tag game! Please share your last sentence; or, if you don’t have one, share a plot bunny or idea! (OR sketch for your artwork!)

Thank you @lord-aldhelm for the tag!

Next for my Sasnak Convention series I have King Constantine from The Last Kingdom played by Rod Hallet. (Pls ignore the bare legs)

And a wee snippet from my HotD WIP Another Life. The muse has been slow but I finally got chapter 2 outlined lol

Jace was devastated when they received the news of his grandsire's death on Dragonstone. It shouldn't have been a surprise, the King had already looked like a walking corpse during the hearing and the disastrous dinner that followed. Still the news hit hard, especially when the announcement was accompanied by the even more shocking news that the small council had fabricated a lie that Viserys had named his uncle Aegon as heir to the throne on his deathbed and they crowned him as King.

Hoping to have the chapter ready to go for the season finale this Sunday.

No pressure tags @foxyanon @legitalicat @zaldritzosrose @ladyinred2248 @gemini-mama

@thenameswinter99 @mrsarnasdelicious @cordeliacordate @7thchevronlocked @mousyatlas

@sleepstxtic @synintheraven @thelettersfromnoone

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