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| Teflon_Teapot |
| quote: | | i still loved the book, just compared to the other books it was a bit slower. |
yeah it was definitely different, splitting the characters was interesting and he also did a whole lot of building toward events that will be unleashed in books to come. its all smouldering away nicely. i cannot wait until 'a dance with dragons' comes out there are so many unanswered questions |
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| DJ_Ballistic |
| haha for sure, can't wait to see what happens to arya, faceless men are the bizness |
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| Teflon_Teapot |
| urge to rant rising and rising. better not spoil it for pkc and philby. |
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| Philby |
| quote: | Originally posted by Teflon_Teapot
urge to rant rising and rising. better not spoil it for pkc and philby. |
:whip:
quit your jibber jabber! let me read it in peace :p |
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| davidvonhauser |
Oh wow. I just finished feast for crows. This series has seriously been a pivotal part of my reality for the last few months, it's so weird for it to suddenly end.
I agree about the 4th book. It is a lot slower and there is less of a build up, but that being said I really liked the fact that Martin did that. It slowed the pace right down from the 3rd book(s) and started opening you up to new characters/places such as Dorne and Arya in that place... it's name alludes me.
Fantastic series. |
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