5th March 2014
Tom Bombadil is Old Man Willow's syllabic vane.
10th March 2014
Pestered-regal-grin, as gossiped about by Minas Tirith's residents & defendants, once 'pipes a pin' back at one cocky human boy.
months afterwards
George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice & Fire novels via the HBO-distributed Game of Thrones, despite British inspirations professed by the novelist (plus Afro-Eurasian philology briefly mapped by Dutch actress Carice van Houten), can be cataloged under American History 'Rewritten'...with the scholastic blurb: "North of the Wall" are fatally irradiated Arctic 'Soviets' of "Wights aka White Walkers" and recently deadened humans; on the marginally warmer side "of the Wall" are more categorically anti-slavery northern Americans e.g. the more optimistically polytheistic "Northern Lord" enacted by English actor Sean Bean chasing away a subordinate knight for selling 'enslaved' humans (native to continent "Westeros"? migrating from continents "Essos" \"Pentos"\"Bravos"?); south-most off "the Wall" are more categorically pro-slavery southern Americans e.g. the 'less faithfully paradisaical' warm weather across "King's Landing"; and finally we have a dragon-blooded "Breaker of Chains" declaring that the slave-masters of eastern continent "Essos" et cetera "can either learn to live in this New World of mine or die in that Old World of theirs".
Tom Bombadil is Old Man Willow's syllabic vane.
10th March 2014
Pestered-regal-grin, as gossiped about by Minas Tirith's residents & defendants, once 'pipes a pin' back at one cocky human boy.
months afterwards
George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice & Fire novels via the HBO-distributed Game of Thrones, despite British inspirations professed by the novelist (plus Afro-Eurasian philology briefly mapped by Dutch actress Carice van Houten), can be cataloged under American History 'Rewritten'...with the scholastic blurb: "North of the Wall" are fatally irradiated Arctic 'Soviets' of "Wights aka White Walkers" and recently deadened humans; on the marginally warmer side "of the Wall" are more categorically anti-slavery northern Americans e.g. the more optimistically polytheistic "Northern Lord" enacted by English actor Sean Bean chasing away a subordinate knight for selling 'enslaved' humans (native to continent "Westeros"? migrating from continents "Essos" \"Pentos"\"Bravos"?); south-most off "the Wall" are more categorically pro-slavery southern Americans e.g. the 'less faithfully paradisaical' warm weather across "King's Landing"; and finally we have a dragon-blooded "Breaker of Chains" declaring that the slave-masters of eastern continent "Essos" et cetera "can either learn to live in this New World of mine or die in that Old World of theirs".
