Here's another discussion of time with events through AFFC I googled up in trying to pull those quotes in the short-term. Yes, Arya's fairly isolated timeline is moving along 'faster' than other POVs, but my guess is that GRRM is using her as a marker for time since she's the one with the most story-sensitive age, and the other POVs will jump to catch up. By the end of AFFC she's about to turn 12. She's turning 11 at the beginning of AFFC. She turns 9 at the very beginning of AGOT. I don't have my books handy to pull quotes for you, but a really obvious key to the time are the references to Arya's age. Those don't happen in the first week of 300. Your source there says: 'The final chapters of A Storm of Swords and all the chapters of A Feast For Crows and A Dance with Dragons take place on 300' Then it lists 112 'major' events in the bullets following that. The clock starts at 0 with time, not 1, and it doesn't stop the moment the year turns 300. Looking forward to seeing this event at the end of HOTD on screen!įor more info see the guide and policy. Standard posts without a spoiler tag will allow for all discussion excluding leaks and HOTD book spoilers. This is used to define what the post is about, and to what level of discussion is allowable in the comments. Exceptions are and which pertain to House of the Dragon. Most posts on r/gameofthrones no longer require a bracketed spoiler tag. » Winds of Winter Release: TBA » Subreddit Twitter » Subreddit Discord Quick Spoiler Guide This subreddit is meant to be a safe place for fans to read and talk about the TV series and books regardless of how many episodes or books you have seen or read. Click here to hide posts About /r/gameofthrones GOT, ASOIAF, & GRRM

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