@@siyabongamkhize692if it doest come out we still have 5 masterpieces to thank George for. It is very toxic to wail for some book while there are so many gret books out there to read in the meantime. Like Sanderson's.
Where did you go man? You would be perfect to do the quote "I had the cart before the horse, I was trying to win the throne to save the kingdom, when I should have been trying to save the kingdom to win the throne."
Stannis vs Euron would be epic. The fact that R'hllor is amongst the impaled deities on the Iron Throne suggests to me that Stannis may fall to Euron; I sincerely hope not!!
R'hillor -> anti-Others -> Anti-Ithaqua -> Anti-Hastur; R'hillor -> Anti-Drowned God -> Anti-Cthulhu -> Both anti-Cthulhu and Hastur -> Kthanid -> Elder Gods -> Old Gods of the Forrest (man version; CotF version is Shudde M'ell, leader of the Cthonians); Stannis' line is auspicious from any viewpoint
Stuff like this is what makes the show so disappointing. Martin's books literally scream in the form of foreshadowing and literary clues that the squabbles between the great houses and men over lordships and who sits on what throne are completely insignificant compared to the exestential and lovecraftian threats being posed by the Others and Euron, and D&D were over here like "but bro.... The Iron Throne"
The main aspect I love about Euron is how he made the Ironborn serious again. Prior to him, the Ironborn were always dunked on or viewed as irrelevant by everyone. I fear that will change drastically in The Winds of Winter.
@@cpegg5840 I believe that is because there have been multiple long nights (as there are many variations that don't exactly overlap) because there are several antagonistic forces at play - most of them far from benevolent. I can elaborate further, but basically, I propose that the "Others/ WWs" serve one God (who is buried beneath Winterfell) who hates the God of the CotF (not the same Old Gods as the First Men variant), but then there's the second duality of Drowned God vs Storm God, plus many other Gods. If you wish, I can elaborate. Plus, Euron is per my theory possessed by yet another being, more powerful than those that currently sleep
Among all the God's I m paled on Euron's throne, I notice the Old Gods are notably absent. Also although there isn't a book equivalent of the show Night King, perhaps Euron will make himself into such? Who else is looking for a Bloodraven/Bran vs Euron showdown? Bloodraven or his protege must put down what Bloodraven created! I believe that it was Bloodraven who opened Euron's third eye when he was looking for a protege but backed off when he realized how crazy Euron was but the damage was already done.
I found the part at @5:10 quite interesting. Who is this "shadow in a woman's form"? Shadows and white-blue fire. She is refered to as Euron's maid. Kinda sounds like a reference to the Maiden-made-of-light, though inverted. The Maiden-made-of-light and the Lion of Night together had a child, the God-on-Earth, who ruled the Great Empire of the Dawn for millenia. But when the bloodbetrayal occured, the Maiden-made-of-light, tired of man's sinful nature, withdrew and the Lion of Night unleashed the Long Night with his demons (the Others). To me, this sounds like Euron is likend to the Lion of Night and thus the night king equivalent. But it is weird as it had seemed that Euron was more a Bloodstone type, but those two were antagonists and thus not the same. If that is so, then the Bloodstone is most definetly an Azor Ahai incarnation. But that would make him the good guy - if there is such one. The Grey King and Green King (Garth the Gardener) are part of the myth too. With all that has been said and done, the Grey King is the Azor Ahai of that version too and is most likely the Bloodstone too. If so, then Garth and the Old Gods ARE with the Others as well.
@@romanyukhaev4549 Weirwoods and the Old Gods are not exclusive to the North. Almost every great castle in Westeros has at least one Weirwood sometimes dating back thousands of years. They also grow in the wild as seen in an Arianne chapter where she finds one in the middle of a forest in the Stormlands.
It’s shade of the evening to be sure but that “changing tastes with each swallow “ is reminiscent of weirwood paste, you’re right. I didn’t notice that before. It’s strange that weirwood paste and shade of the evening are written to look different and be from VERY different parts of the world yet they seem to have similar properties.
@@stefanfilipovits21 weirwood paste is made from weirwood seeds and sap. Weirwoods, white trees with red leaves. Shade of the evening is made from the blue leaves of a species of black-barked trees. They are clearly inverse, but in essence the same.
@@gabrielcherem2710 just look up something like “Winds of Winter compiled chapters” I tried to provide a link but RUclips doesn’t seem to like that as my comment wasn’t posted
![THE FORSAKEN [Aeron Greyjoy] - TWOW Sample Chapter Narration](/img/1.gif)
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This is honestly one of the greatest chapters in the series. If the other chapters of Winds of Winter are this good, then it’s worth the wait
Yah, this chapter is scary as hell
you are the stormy senate.
It might not be, if it ever comes our.
@@siyabongamkhize692if it doest come out we still have 5 masterpieces to thank George for.
It is very toxic to wail for some book while there are so many gret books out there to read in the meantime. Like Sanderson's.
@@siyabongamkhize692it will be and it will come out
The term “chaotic evil” seems like it was invented just to perfectly describe Euron Greyjoy
The guy is so fucking evil. But he has some BOSS lines.
He's just gonna destroy the world a little bit, it's fine.
Powers from across the Earth at his Command
"Every man who follows me shall feast until the end of their days!" I got the feeling their days are going to end very soon...
The Forsaken is brilliant and fucking terrifying.
For anyone wondering what the first background song is, it's called 'Black Star' by a welsh musician named Lustmord.
If this dream is profetic Euron is truly a foe to be feared by all the players in the game of thrones, from the Wall to Dorne
Even if not, that's Euron's ambition and it's not some inept fool's dream.
They should hire you that narrate the audiobooks for WOW and ADOS if/when they are ever finished
Yes! This guy's voice was made for audiobooks
Where did you go man? You would be perfect to do the quote "I had the cart before the horse, I was trying to win the throne to save the kingdom, when I should have been trying to save the kingdom to win the throne."
Euron Greyjoy looks like a fear and hunger character
absolutely brutal sound, well done!
Damn, All the gods dead under his Throne.
Except the Old God's which is notably absent
@@gerardjagroo there's a theory that indicates the Old Gods were not actually Gods but just sentient magic shits I forgot what they are called.
@@ironforged2329 The Old Gods seem to be only ones that have any indication of being real in some form
Stannis vs Euron would be epic. The fact that R'hllor is amongst the impaled deities on the Iron Throne suggests to me that Stannis may fall to Euron; I sincerely hope not!!
Better than dying to Boltons
R'hillor -> anti-Others -> Anti-Ithaqua -> Anti-Hastur; R'hillor -> Anti-Drowned God -> Anti-Cthulhu -> Both anti-Cthulhu and Hastur -> Kthanid -> Elder Gods -> Old Gods of the Forrest (man version; CotF version is Shudde M'ell, leader of the Cthonians); Stannis' line is auspicious from any viewpoint
Not really. The vision implies that Euron wants to eradicate all religions to become the sole god of the world.
Me (starts chanting): Eld-ritch Apoc-a-lypse! *Eld-ritch Apoc-a-lypse!* *_ELD-RITCH APOC-A-LYPSE!!!_* 😈
Stuff like this is what makes the show so disappointing. Martin's books literally scream in the form of foreshadowing and literary clues that the squabbles between the great houses and men over lordships and who sits on what throne are completely insignificant compared to the exestential and lovecraftian threats being posed by the Others and Euron, and D&D were over here like "but bro.... The Iron Throne"
The main aspect I love about Euron is how he made the Ironborn serious again. Prior to him, the Ironborn were always dunked on or viewed as irrelevant by everyone. I fear that will change drastically in The Winds of Winter.
The Others may be the true enemy, but Euron Crow's Eye is practically the same in terms of threat level.
@@cpegg5840 I believe that is because there have been multiple long nights (as there are many variations that don't exactly overlap) because there are several antagonistic forces at play - most of them far from benevolent. I can elaborate further, but basically, I propose that the "Others/ WWs" serve one God (who is buried beneath Winterfell) who hates the God of the CotF (not the same Old Gods as the First Men variant), but then there's the second duality of Drowned God vs Storm God, plus many other Gods. If you wish, I can elaborate. Plus, Euron is per my theory possessed by yet another being, more powerful than those that currently sleep
Dont trust Chtulu worshiping vikings...
Among all the God's I m paled on Euron's throne, I notice the Old Gods are notably absent.
Also although there isn't a book equivalent of the show Night King, perhaps Euron will make himself into such?
Who else is looking for a Bloodraven/Bran vs Euron showdown?
Bloodraven or his protege must put down what Bloodraven created!
I believe that it was Bloodraven who opened Euron's third eye when he was looking for a protege but backed off when he realized how crazy Euron was but the damage was already done.
I found the part at @5:10 quite interesting. Who is this "shadow in a woman's form"? Shadows and white-blue fire. She is refered to as Euron's maid. Kinda sounds like a reference to the Maiden-made-of-light, though inverted. The Maiden-made-of-light and the Lion of Night together had a child, the God-on-Earth, who ruled the Great Empire of the Dawn for millenia. But when the bloodbetrayal occured, the Maiden-made-of-light, tired of man's sinful nature, withdrew and the Lion of Night unleashed the Long Night with his demons (the Others). To me, this sounds like Euron is likend to the Lion of Night and thus the night king equivalent. But it is weird as it had seemed that Euron was more a Bloodstone type, but those two were antagonists and thus not the same. If that is so, then the Bloodstone is most definetly an Azor Ahai incarnation. But that would make him the good guy - if there is such one. The Grey King and Green King (Garth the Gardener) are part of the myth too. With all that has been said and done, the Grey King is the Azor Ahai of that version too and is most likely the Bloodstone too. If so, then Garth and the Old Gods ARE with the Others as well.
There's also a forest burning behind him. That could refer to the weirwood trees/ Old Gods.
the three eyed crow did it which might not be the same entity
Because Euron never went to the north
@@romanyukhaev4549 Weirwoods and the Old Gods are not exclusive to the North. Almost every great castle in Westeros has at least one Weirwood sometimes dating back thousands of years. They also grow in the wild as seen in an Arianne chapter where she finds one in the middle of a forest in the Stormlands.
Can you do the Greatjon’s King in the North speech next please
Why is there such an overlap between EFAP and ASOIAF readings lol.
He usually avoids reading scenes that have already been perfectly adapted in the show.
Amazing stuff (but also horrific). I can't wait for The Winds of Winter.
Please do Jon Snows dream where he's armoured in black ice.
The way it's described this also sounds like weirwood paste
It’s shade of the evening to be sure but that “changing tastes with each swallow “ is reminiscent of weirwood paste, you’re right. I didn’t notice that before. It’s strange that weirwood paste and shade of the evening are written to look different and be from VERY different parts of the world yet they seem to have similar properties.
@@stefanfilipovits21 weirwood paste is made from weirwood seeds and sap. Weirwoods, white trees with red leaves. Shade of the evening is made from the blue leaves of a species of black-barked trees. They are clearly inverse, but in essence the same.
@@stefanfilipovits21 also both seem to help unlock magic potential.
My favorite chapter in all the series.
You really need to put the music in the description man
I know this is an older comment, but if you're still wondering what that background song is, it's called 'Black Star' by Lustmord.
Damn what's the music used for this?
I want to know it too.
@@ryanandutan2814 The song is named 'Black Star' by Lustmord.
@@krakensandfiends8604 thanks! Will listen to it for a good sleep
@@ryanandutan2814 No problem!
Wow i must reed the books all this come from one mind?
I don’t get it, do the Greyjoy’s have the manpower to even hold kings landing? Could they even be king of Westeros?
Their gonna hedge their bets with Daenerys and whatever sick plans Euron has for her.
What is the name of this ost?
Woah...
🙁
In wich page of the book is this some one plis tell me
It’s from “The Forsaken” a sample chapter from Winds of Winter
Thanks bro, where can I find more of those
@@gabrielcherem2710 just look up something like “Winds of Winter compiled chapters” I tried to provide a link but RUclips doesn’t seem to like that as my comment wasn’t posted
@@gabrielcherem2710 ruclips.net/p/PLGEXB6SV-TYcUxjgf9MqyIj79NpUP_Y8j