Erika_Fischer

A question we'd all like an answer to. He said he was writing, but had to backburner it due to pressure of the current college semester exceding his expectations. This was three months ago. I don't know where the author goes to uni, or the start and end dates of their academic calender, but we're getting to a point were you'd expect the semester to have wrapped by now. I hate to say it but the possibility of a quiet quitting seems increasingly likely.

And many an actor to work on his future sets will curse the Hauser name. (c:

Tftc. You had one job, Arthur, _one_ job! (Actually it would much be better for all involved, if he fumbled this particular errant. It truly would.)

Tftc.

One year from now fifteen yearold troubled youth Quentin Zastoupil will drop will drop out of Narbonne Highschool in Harbor City, Los Angeles to pursue training as an actor. Coincidence? I think not.

Preach!

Tftc.

I doubt it. Jaime got away with what he did, barely, because he was the eldest son of Tywin Lannister, head of the, richest, most powerful Great House in the Realm, commanding the army occupying Kings Landing at the time in question, and beloved (phrasing!) brother of the Betrothed and future Queen of the new King. Androw? None of that. He be a dead man. And even if by some miracle he survived he'd disgraced, a social pariah everywhere, likely forced to join the Nightswatch. Also kingsguard appointments are for life and so is their foreswearing of all titles, lands and procreation. There is no retirement, no release from their oaths but death. For some reason i feel the MC will not be interested in that.

TFTC. Neat chapter. One thing confused me though (or perhaps it is Aerys who is confused), that Androw is adressed as Lord Ashford. His father is still alive, and until that changes, and the MC as his heir tromped to Kingslanding to swear fealty to and been confirmed by the iron throne, he is not a lord, only a knight. The correct form of adress should be either 'Ser Androw', or 'Ser Androw of Ashford' depending on the degree of formality.

TFTC.