The bannerbearer was a tall knight in white scale armor chased with gold, a pure white cloak streaming from his shoulders. Two of the other riders were armored in white from head to heel as well. Kingsguard knights with the royal banner.


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The bannerbearer was a tall knight in white scale armor chased with gold, a pure white cloak streaming from his shoulders. Two of the other riders were armored in white from head to heel as well. Kingsguard knights with the royal banner.
the dragon must have
father died of sorrow
my last sun
aimons toujours ! aimons encore !
As Westeros is based on the geography of USA I like to use interchangeably the terms of American English and British English; like grand-uncle instead of great-uncle
Honestly the weirwood tree has an accurate recount of history compared to what maesters have written in annals of history, so that means because bran & brynden both have had the third eye raven, they'd know whether or not, what actually occured.
off to ashford to see the fair maid