A Feast for Crows: A Song of Ice and Fire: Book Four: 4 [PART-1]

HOUSE TYRELL The Tyrells rose to power as stewards to the Kings of the Reach, though they claim descent from Garth Greenhand, gardener king of the First Men. When the last king of House Gardener was slain on the Field of Fire, his steward Harlen Tyrell surrendered Highgarden to Aegon the Conquerer. Aegon granted him the castle and dominion over the Reach. Mace Tyrell declared his support for Renly Baratheon at the onset of the War of the Five Kings, and gave him the hand of his daughter Margaery. Upon Renly’s death, Highgarden made alliance with House Lannister, and Margaery was betrothed to King Joffrey. MACE TYRELL, Lord of Highgarden, Warden of the South, Defender of the Marches, and High Marshal of the Reach, —his wife, LADY ALERIE, of House Hightower of Oldtown, —their children: —WILLAS, their eldest son, heir to Highgarden, —SER GARLAN, called THE GALLANT, their second son, newly raised to Lord of Brightwater, —Garlan’s wife, LADY LEONETTE of House Fossoway, —SER LORAS, the Knight of Flowers, their youngest son, a Sworn Brother of the Kingsguard, —MARGAERY, their daughter, twice wed and twice widowed, —Margaery’s companions and ladies-in-waiting: —her cousins, MEGGA, ALLA, and ELINOR TYRELL, —Elinor’s betrothed, ALYN AMBROSE, squire,

—LADY ALYSANNE BULWER, LADY ALYCE GRACEFORD, LADY TAENA MERRYWEATHER, MEREDYTH CRANE called MERRY, SEPTA NYSTERICA, her companions, —Mace’s widowed mother, LADY OLENNA of House Redwyne, called THE QUEEN OF THORNS, —ARRYK and ERRYK, her guardsmen, twins seven feet tall called LEFT and RIGHT, —Mace’s sisters: —LADY MINA, wed to Paxter Redwyne, Lord of the Arbor, —their children: —SER HORAS REDWYNE, twin to Hobber, called HORROR, —SER HOBBER REDWYNE, twin to Horas, called SLOBBER, —DESMERA REDWYNE, a maid of sixteen, —LADY JANNA, wed to Ser Jon Fossoway, —Mace’s uncles and cousins: —Mace’s uncle, GARTH, called THE GROSS, Lord Seneschal of Highgarden, —Garth’s bastard sons, GARSE and GARRETT FLOWERS, —Mace’s uncle, SER MORYN, Lord Commander of the City Watch of Oldtown, —Moryn’s son, {SER LUTHOR}, m. Lady Elyn Norridge, —Luthor’s son, SER THEODORE, m. Lady Lia Serry, —Theodore’s daughter, ELINOR, —Theodore’s son, LUTHOR, a squire, —Luthor’s son, MAESTER MEDWICK, —Luthor’s daughter, OLENE, m. Ser Leo Blackbar, —Moryn’s son, LEO, called LEO THE LAZY, a novice at the Citadel of Oldtown, —Mace’s uncle, MAESTER GORMON, serving at the Citadel, —Mace’s cousin, {SER QUENTIN}, died at Ashford, —Quentin’s son, SER OLYMER, m. Lady Lysa Meadows, —Olymer’s sons, RAYMUND and RICKARD, —Olymer’s daughter, MEGGA, —Mace’s cousin, MAESTER NORMUND, in service at Blackcrown,

—Mace’s cousin, {SER VICTOR}, slain by the Smiling Knight of the Kingswood Brotherhood, —Victor’s daughter, VICTARIA, m. {Lord Jon Bulwer}, died of a summer fever, —their daughter, LADY ALYSANNE BULWER, eight, —Victor’s son, SER LEO, m. Lady Alys Beesbury, —Leo’s daughters, ALLA and LEONA, —Leo’s sons, LYONEL, LUCAS, and LORENT, —Mace’s household at Highgarden: —MAESTER LOMYS, counselor, healer, and tutor, —IGON VYRWEL, captain of the guard, —SER VORTIMER CRANE, master-at-arms, —BUTTERBUMPS, fool and jester, hugely fat, —his bannermen, the Lords of the Reach: —RANDYLL TARLY, Lord of Horn Hill, —PAXTER REDWYNE, Lord of the Arbor, —SER HORAS and SER HOBBER, his twin sons, —Lord Paxter’s healer, MAESTER BALLABAR, —ARWYN OAKHEART, Lady of Old Oak, —Lady Arwyn’s youngest son, SER ARYS, a Sworn Brother of the Kingsguard, —MATHIS ROWAN, Lord of Goldengrove, m. Bethany of House Redwyne, —LEYTON HIGHTOWER, Voice of Oldtown, Lord of the Port, —HUMFREY HEWETT, Lord of Oakenshield, —FALIA FLOWERS, his bastard daughter, —OSBERT SERRY, Lord of Southshield, —SER TALBERT, his son and heir, —GUTHOR GRIMM, Lord of Greyshield, —MORIBALD CHESTER, Lord of Greenshield, —ORTON MERRYWEATHER, Lord of Longtable, —LADY TAENA, his wife, a woman of Myr, —RUSSELL, her son, a boy of eight, —LORD ARTHUR AMBROSE, m. Lady Alysanne Hightower, —his knights and sworn swords: —SER JON FOSSOWAY, of the green-apple Fossoways,

—SER TANTON FOSSOWAY, of the red-apple Fossoways. The Tyrell sigil is a golden rose on a grass-green field. Their words are Growing Strong.

APPENDIX III: REBELS AND ROGUES SMALLFOLK AND SWORN BROTHERS LORDLINGS, WANDERERS, AND COMMON MEN —SER CREIGHTON LONGBOUGH and SER ILLIFER THE PENNILESS, hedge knights and companions, —HIBALD, a merchant fearful and niggardly, —SER SHADRICK OF THE SHADY GLEN, called THE MAD MOUSE, a hedge knight in Hibald’s service, —BRIENNE, THE MAID OF TARTH, also called BRIENNE THE BEAUTY, a maiden on a quest, —LORD SELWYN THE EVENSTAR, Lord of Tarth, her father, —{BIG BEN BUSHY}, SER HYLE HUNT, SER MARK MULLENDORE, SER EDMUND AMBROSE, {SER RICHARD FARROW}, {WILL THE STORK}, SER HUGH BEESBURY, SER RAYMOND NAYLAND, HARRY SAWYER, SER OWEN INCHFIELD, ROBIN POTTER, her onetime suitors, —RENFRED RYKKER, Lord of Duskendale, —SER RUFUS LEEK, a one-legged knight in his service, castellan of the Dun Fort at Duskendale, —WILLIAM MOOTON, Lord of Maidenpool, —ELEANOR, his eldest daughter and heir, thirteen, —RANDYLL TARLY, Lord of Horn Hill, commanding King Tommen’s forces along the Trident, —DICKON, his son and heir, a young squire, —SER HYLE HUNT, sworn to the service of House Tarly,

—SER ALYN HUNT, Ser Hyle’s cousin, likewise in Lord Randyll’s service, —DICK CRABB, called NIMBLE DICK, a Crabb of Crackclaw Point, —EUSTACE BRUNE, Lord of the Dyre Den, —BENNARD BRUNE, the Knight of Brownhollow, his cousin, —SER ROGER HOGG, the Knight of Sow’s Horn, —SEPTON MERIBALD, a barefoot septon, —his dog, DOG, —THE ELDER BROTHER, of the Quiet Isle, —BROTHER NARBERT, BROTHER GILLAM, BROTHER RAWNEY, pentitent brothers of the Quiet Isle, —SER QUINCY COX, the Knight of Saltpans, an old man in his dotage, —at the old crossroads inn: —JEYNE HEDDLE, called LONG JEYNE, innkeep, a tall young wench of eighteen years, —WILLOW, her sister, stern with a spoon, —TANSY, PATE, JON PENNY, BEN, orphans at the inn, —GENDRY, an apprentice smith and bastard son of King Robert I Baratheon, ignorant of his birth, —at Harrenhal, —RAFFORD called RAFF THE SWEETLING, SHITMOUTH, DUNSEN, men of the garrison, —BEN BLACKTHUMB, a smith and armorer, —PIA, a serving wench, once pretty, —MAESTER GULIAN, healer, tutor, and counselor, —at Darry, —LADY AMEREI FREY, called GATEHOUSE AMI, an amorous young widow betrothed to Lord Lancel Lannister, —Lady Amerei’s mother, LADY MARIYA of House Darry, widowed wife of Merrett Frey, —Lady Amerei’s sister, MARISSA, a maid of thirteen, —SER HARWYN PLUMM, called HARDSTONE, commander of the garrison, —MAESTER OTTOMORE, healer, tutor, and advisor,

—at the Inn of the Kneeling Man: —SHARNA, the innkeep, a cook and midwife, —her husband, called HUSBAND, —BOY, an orphan of the war, —HOT PIE, a baker’s boy, now orphaned. OUTLAWS AND BROKEN MEN {BERIC DONDARRION}, once Lord of Blackhaven, six times slain, —EDRIC DAYNE, Lord of Starfall, a boy of twelve, Lord Beric’s squire, —THE MAD HUNTSMAN of Stoney Sept, his sometime ally, —GREENBEARD, a Tyroshi sellsword, his uncertain friend, —ANGUY THE ARCHER, a bowman from the Dornish Marches, —MERRIT O’ MOONTOWN, WATTY THE MILLER, SWAMPY MEG, JON O’ NUTTEN, outlaws in his band, LADY STONEHEART, a hooded woman, sometimes called MOTHER MERCY, THE SILENT SISTER, and THE HANGWOMAN, —LEM, called LEM LEMONCLOAK, a onetime soldier, —THOROS OF MYR, a red priest, —HARWIN, son of Hullen, a northman once in service to Lord Eddard Stark of Winterfell, —JACK-BE-LUCKY, a wanted man, short an eye, —TOM OF SEVENSTREAMS, a singer of dubious report, called TOM SEVENSTRINGS and TOM O’ SEVENS, —LIKELY LUKE, NOTCH, MUDGE, BEARDLESS DICK, outlaws, SANDOR CLEGANE, called THE HOUND, once King Joffrey’s sworn shield, later a Sworn Brother of the Kingsguard, last seen feverish and dying beside the Trident,

{VARGO HOAT} of the Free City of Qohor, called THE GOAT,a sellsword captain of slobbery speech, slain at Harrenhal by Ser Gregor Clegane, —his Brave Companions, also called the Bloody Mummers: —URSWYCK called FAITHFUL, his lieutenant, —{SEPTON UTT}, hanged by Lord Beric Dondarrion, —TIMEON OF DORNE, FAT ZOLLO, RORGE, BITER, PYG, SHAGWELL THE FOOL, TOGG JOTH of Ibben, THREE TOES, scattered and running, —at the Peach, a brothel in Stoney Sept: —TANSY, the red-haired proprietor, —ALYCE, CASS, LANNA, JYZENE, HELLY, BELLA, some of her peaches, —at Acorn Hall, the seat of House Smallwood: —LADY RAVELLA, formerly of House Swann, wife to Lord Theomar Smallwood, —here and there and elsewhere: —LORD LYMOND LYCHESTER, an old man of wandering wit, who once held Ser Maynard at the bridge, —his young caretaker, MAESTER ROONE, —the ghost of High Heart, —the Lady of the Leaves, —the septon at Sallydance. THE SWORN BROTHERS OF THE NIGHT’S WATCH JON SNOW, the Bastard of Winterfell, nine-hundred-and-ninety- eighth Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch, —GHOST, his white direwolf, —his steward, EDDISON TOLLETT, called DOLOROUS EDD, THE MEN OF CASTLE BLACK —BENJEN STARK, First Ranger, long missing, presumed dead,

—SER WYNTON STOUT, an aged ranger, feeble of wit, —KEDGE WHITEYE, BEDWYCK called GIANT, MATTHAR, DYWEN, GARTH GREYFEATHER, ULMER OF THE KINGSWOOD, ELRON, PYPAR called PYP, GRENN called AUROCHS, BERNARR called BLACK BERNARR, GOADY, TIM STONE, BLACK JACK BULWER, GEOFF called THE SQUIRREL, BEARDED BEN, rangers, —BOWEN MARSH, Lord Steward, —THREE-FINGER HOBB, steward and chief cook, —{DONAL NOYE}, one-armed armorer and smith, slain at the gate by Mag the Mighty —OWEN called THE OAF, TIM TANGLETONGUE, MULLY, CUGEN, DONNEL HILL called SWEET DONNEL, LEFT HAND LEW, JEREN, WICK WHITTLESTICK, stewards, —OTHELL YARWYCK, First Builder, —SPARE BOOT, HALDER, ALBETT, KEGS, builders, —CONWY, GUEREN, wandering recruiters, —SEPTON CELLADOR, a drunken devout, —SER ALLISER THORNE, former master-at-arms, —LORD JANOS SLYNT, former commander of the City Watch of King’s Landing, briefly Lord of Harrenhal, —MAESTER AEMON (TARGARYEN), healer and counselor, a blind man, one hundred and two years old, —Aemon’s steward, CLYDAS, —Aemon’s steward, SAMWELL TARLY, fat and bookish, —IRON EMMETT, formerly of Eastwatch, master-at-arms, —HARETH called HORSE, the twins ARRON and EMRICK, SATIN, HOP-ROBIN, recruits in training, THE MEN OF THE SHADOW TOWER SER DENYS MALLISTER, Commander, Shadow Tower, —his steward and squire, WALLACE MASSEY, —MAESTER MULLIN, healer and counselor, —{QHORIN HALFHAND}, chief ranger, slain by Jon Snow beyond the Wall, —brothers of the Shadow Tower:

—{SQUIRE DALBRIDGE, EGGEN}, rangers, slain in the Skirling Pass, —STONESNAKE, a ranger, lost afoot in Skirling Pass, THE MEN OF EASTWATCH-BY-THE-SEA COTTER PYKE, Commander, —MAESTER HARMUNE, healer and counselor, —OLD TATTERSALT, captain of the Blackbird, —SER GLENDON HEWETT, master-at-arms, —brothers of Eastwatch: —DAREON, steward and singer, AT CRASTER’S KEEP (THE BETRAYERS) —DIRK, who murdered Craster, his host, —OLLO LOPHAND, who slew his lord commander, Jeor Mormont, —GARTH OF GREENAWAY, MAWNEY, GRUBBS, ALAN OF ROSBY, former rangers —CLUBFOOT KARL, ORPHAN OSS, MUTTERING BILL, former stewards. the WILDLINGS, or THE FREE FOLK MANCE RAYDER, King-beyond-the-Wall, a captive at Castle Black, —his wife, {DALLA}, died in childbirth, —their newborn son, born in battle, not yet named, —VAL, Dalla’s younger sister, “the wildling princess,” a captive at Castle Black, —wildling chiefs and captains: —{HARMA}, called DOGSHEAD, slain beneath the Wall, —HALLECK, her brother, —THE LORD OF BONES, mocked as RATTLESHIRT, a raider and leader of a war band, captive at Castle Black,

—{YGRITTE}, a young spearwife, Jon Snow’s lover, killed during the attack on Castle Black, —RYK, called LONGSPEAR, a member of his band, —RAGWYLE, LENYL, members of his band, —{STYR}, Magnar of Thenn, slain attacking Castle Black, —SIGORN, Styr’s son, the new Magnar of Thenn, —TORMUND, Mead-King of Ruddy Hall, called GIANTSBANE, TALL-TALKER, HORN-BLOWER, and BREAKER OF ICE, also THUNDERFIST, HUSBAND TO BEARS, SPEAKER TO GODS, and FATHER OF HOSTS, —Tormund’s sons, TOREGG THE TALL, TORWYRD THE TAME, DORMUND, and DRYN, his daughter MUNDA, —THE WEEPER, a raider and leader of a war band, —{ALFYN CROWKILLER}, a raider, slain by Qhorin Halfhand of the Night’s Watch, —{ORELL}, called ORELL THE EAGLE, a skinchanger slain by Jon Snow in the Skirling Pass, —{MAG MAR TUN DOH WEG}, called MAG THE MIGHTY, a giant, slain by Donal Noye at the gate of Castle Black, —VARAMYR called SIXSKINS, a skinchanger, master of three wolves, a shadowcat, and snow bear, —{JARL}, a young raider, Val’s lover, killed in a fall from the Wall, —GRIGG THE GOAT, ERROK, BODGER, DEL, BIG BOIL, HEMPEN DAN, HENK THE HELM, LENN, TOEFINGER, wildlings and raiders, {CRASTER}, master of Craster’s Keep, slain by Dirk of the Night’s Watch, a guest beneath his roof, —GILLY, his daughter and wife, —Gilly’s newborn son, not yet named, —DYAH, FERNY, NELLA, three of Craster’s nineteen wives.

APPENDIX IV: BEYOND THE NARROW SEA THE QUEEN ACROSS THE WATER DAENERYS TARGARYEN, the First of Her Name, Queen of Meereen, Queen of the Andals and the Rhoynar and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, Protector of the Realm, Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea, called DAENERYS STORMBORN, the UNBURNT, MOTHER OF DRAGONS, —her dragons, DROGON, VISERION, RHAEGAL, —her brother, {RHAEGAR}, Prince of Dragonstone, slain by Robert Baratheon on the Trident, —Rhaegar’s daughter, {RHAENYS}, murdered during the Sack of King’s Landing, —Rhaegar’s son, {AEGON, a babe in arms, murdered during the Sack of King’s Landing, —her brother {VISERYS}, the Third of His Name, called THE BEGGAR KING, crowned with molten gold, —her lord husband, {DROGO}, a khal of the Dothraki, died of a wound gone bad, —her stillborn son by Drogo, {RHAEGO}, slain in the womb by the maegi Mirri Maz Duur, —her Queensguard:

—SER BARRISTAN SELMY, called BARRISTAN THE BOLD, once Lord Commander of King Robert’s Kingsguard, —JHOGO, ko and bloodrider, the whip, —AGGO, ko and bloodrider, the bow, —RAKHARO, ko and bloodrider, the arakh, —STRONG BELWAS, eunuch and former fighting slave, —her captains and commanders: —DAARIO NAHARIS, a flamboyant Tyroshi sellsword, commanding the company of Stormcrows, —BEN PLUMM, called BROWN BEN, a mongrel sellsword, commanding the company of Second Sons, —GREY WORM, a eunuch, commanding the Unsullied, a company of eunuch infantry, —GROLEO of Pentos, formerly captain of the great cog Saduleon, now an admiral without a fleet, —her handmaids: —IRRI and JHIQUI, two Dothraki girls, sixteen, —MISSANDEI, a Naathi scribe and translator, —her known and suspected enemies: —GRAZDAN MO ERAZ, a nobleman of Yunkai, —KHAL PONO, once ko to Khal Drogo, —KHAL JHAQO, once ko to Khal Drogo, —MAGGO, his bloodrider, —THE UNDYING OF QARTH, a band of warlocks, —PYAT PREE, a Qartheen warlock, —THE SORROWFUL MEN, a guild of Qartheen assassins, —SER JORAH MORMONT, formerly Lord of Bear Island, —{MIRRI MAZ DUUR}, godswife and maegi, a servant of the Great Shepherd of Lhazar, —her uncertain allies, past and present: —XARO XHOAN DAXOS, a merchant prince of Qarth, —QUAITHE, a masked shadowbinder from Asshai, —ILLYRIO MOPATIS, a magister of the Free City of Pentos, who brokered her marriage to Khal Drogo, —CLEON THE GREAT, butcher king of Astapor, —KHAL MORO, sometime ally of Khal Drogo,

—RHOGORO, his son and khalakka, —KHAL JOMMO, sometime ally of Khal Drogo. The Targaryens are the blood of the dragon, descended from the high lords of the ancient Freehold of Valyria, their heritage marked by lilac, indigo, and violet eyes and hair of silver-gold. To preserve their blood and keep it pure, House Targaryen has oft wed brother to sister, cousin to cousin, uncle to niece. The founder of the dynasty, Aegon the Conquerer, took both his sisters to wife and fathered sons on each. The Targaryen banner is a three-headed dragon, red on black, the three heads representing Aegon and his sisters. The Targaryen words are Fire and Blood. IN BRAAVOS FERREGO ANTARYON, Sealord of Braavos, —QARRO VOLENTIN, First Sword of Braavos, his protector, —BELLEGERE OTHERYS called THE BLACK PEARL, a courtesan descended from the pirate queen of the same name, —THE VEILED LADY, THE MERLING QUEEN, THE MOONSHADOW, THE DAUGHTER OF THE DUSK, THE NIGHTINGALE, THE POETESS, famous courtesans, —TERNESIO TERYS, Merchant-Captain of the Titan’s Daughter, —YORKO and DENYO, two of his sons, —MOREDO PRESTAYN, Merchant-Captain of the Vixen, —LOTHO LORNEL, a dealer in old books and scrolls, —EZZELYNO, a red priest, oft drunk, —SEPTON EUSTACE, disgraced and defrocked, —TERRO and ORBELO, a pair of bravos, —BLIND BEQQO, a fishmonger, —BRUSCO, a fishmonger, —his daughters, TALEA and BREA,

—MERALYN, called MERRY, proprietor of the Happy Port, a brothel near the Ragman’s Harbor, —THE SAILOR’S WIFE, a whore at the Happy Port, —LANNA, her daughter, a young whore, —BLUSHING BETHANY, YNA ONE-EYE, ASSADORA OF IBBEN, the whores of the Happy Port, —RED ROGGO, GYLORO DOTHARE, GYLENO DOTHARE, a scribbler called QUILL, COSSOMO THE CONJURER, patrons of the Happy Port, —TAGGANARO, a dockside cutpurse and thief, —CASSO, KING OF THE SEALS, his trained seal, —LITTLE NARBO, his sometime partner, —MYRMELLO, JOSS THE GLOOM, QUENCE, ALLAQUO, SLOEY, mummers performing nightly on the Ship, —S’VRONE, a dockside whore of a murderous bent, —THE DRUNKEN DAUGHTER, a whore of uncertain temper, —CANKER JEYNE, a whore of uncertain sex, —THE KINDLY MAN and THE WAIF, servants of the Many- Faced God at the House of Black and White, —UMMA, the temple cook, —THE HANDSOME MAN, THE FAT FELLOW, THE LORDLING, THE STERN FACE, THE SQUINTER, and THE STARVED MAN, secret servants of Him of Many Faces, —ARYA of House Stark, a girl with an iron coin, also known as ARRY, NAN, WEASEL, SQUAB, SALTY, and CAT —QUHURU MO, of Tall Trees Town in the Summer Isles, master of the merchantman Cinnamon Wind, —KOJJA MO, his daughter, the red archer, —XHONDO DHORU, mate on the Cinnamon Wind.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS This one was a bitch. My thanks and appreciation go out once again to those stalwart souls, my editors: Nita Taublib, Joy Chamberlain, Jane Johnson, and especially Anne Lesley Groell, for her counsel, her good humor, and her vast forbearance. Thanks also to my readers, for all their kind and supportive e- mails, and for their patience. A special tip of the helm to Lodey of the Three Fists, Pod the Devil Bunny, Trebla and Daj the Trivial Kings, sweet Caress of the Wall, Lannister the Squirrel Slayer, and the rest of the Brotherhood Without Banners, that half-mad drunken fellowship of brave knights and lovely ladies who throw the best parties at worldcon, year after year after year. And let me sound a fanfare too for Elio and Linda, who seem to know the Seven Kingdoms better than I do, and help me keep my continuity straight. Their Westeros website and concordance is a joy and a wonder. And thanks to Walter Jon Williams for guiding me across more salty seas, to Sage Walker for leeches and fevers and broken bones, to Pati Nagle for HTML and spinning shields and getting all my news up quickly, and to Melinda Snodgrass and Daniel Abraham for service that was truly above and beyond the call of duty. I get by with a little help from my friends. No words could suffice for Parris, who has been there on the good days and the bad ones for every bloody page. All that needs be said is that I could not sing this Song without her.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR GEORGE R. R. MARTIN sold his first story in 1971 and has been writing professionally since then. He spent ten years in Hollywood as a writer-producer, working on The Twilight Zone, Beauty and the Beast, and various feature films and television pilots that were never made. In the mid ’90s he returned to prose, his first love, and began work on his epic fantasy series, A Song of Ice and Fire. He has been in the Seven Kingdoms ever since. Whenever he’s allowed to leave, he returns to Santa Fe, New Mexico, where he lives with the lovely Parris, a big white dog called Mischa, and two cats named Augustus and Caligula, who think they run the place.

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