Mac Connington has been sitting in a corner of the inn, quietly. He was friendless here: all kinds of houses of Westeros were present, yet, the Martells aside, all of them loyal subjects of the Usurper. It made him sick. He wished he could feel different about the peasants, but he knew they cared little, as long as they were left alone and had the copper to buy an ale at the inn.
Yet now this inn didn't sell ale anymore, being violently parted from its owners. Maybe this was just the kind of stir needed to bring fat lords and witless smallfolk to a nobler cause. (Comment about incognito Targaryens withheld due to spoilers.)
Mac took off his glove, slowly and deliberately, and inspected his hand. The black nail on his index finger once again brought a frown to his face. He pulled his knife and carefully pricked the fingertip. He felt nothing, and his expression turned bitter. He put away the knife and swiftly slipped the glove back on, and then rose.
"I believe the matter at hand is clear enough. Were-Lannisters have killed our innkeeps, and there is little reason to believe they won't strike again the coming night. Since obviously we can't just leave this cursed place, we need to find who in our midst is secretly the worst among the Usurper's ilk." He looked around the common room in mistrust, then glanced again at his gloved hand. "And we don't have much time to do so! This place is suspiciously quiet and void of a sense of urgency!"
He collected himself, to voice his thoughts.
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Originally Posted by Lommy
what is House Connington famous for? Being Targaryen loyalists and getting bitch slapped by Lannisters.
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Lommy of House Baratheon, I name you liar! House Connington is also famous for losing crucial and extremely winnable battles.
Also, I'll say it again, I will have nothing to do with that Usurper's lickspittle Ronnel!
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Originally Posted by Boro
And no one kills FOR Lannisters half as well as House Bolton.
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I took the freedom to mend your quote for you,
Boro of House Bolton.
Wilwa of House Mormont gives good advice concerning lovers and hunter. I agree.
Galadriel the wildling adds some sense, too, but
Inzil of House Tully's comments on
Wilwa's points seem more looking-to-be-helpful rather than actually helpful to me. Then again,
Encai finds him helpful, so maybe I'm too eager to find something suspicious in what little has been posted so far.