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[[Jaime Lannister|Jaime]] arrives at [[Raventree Hall]], under siege by [[Jonos Bracken]]. The siege here is much smaller than the one at [[Riverrun]] as the intentions are not to storm the castle but rather to starve them out. The siege has been going on for six months and there is not much hope of rescue for [[Tytos Blackwood]] as it is only a matter of time.
 
[[Jaime Lannister|Jaime]] arrives at [[Raventree Hall]], under siege by [[Jonos Bracken]]. The siege here is much smaller than the one at [[Riverrun]] as the intentions are not to storm the castle but rather to starve them out. The siege has been going on for six months and there is not much hope of rescue for [[Tytos Blackwood]] as it is only a matter of time.
  
Jaime meets first with lord Jonos who is in an intimate position with [[Hildy]]. After she leaves, Jaime inquires as to what Jonos seeks from the situation. Jonos insists on acquiring a quarter of the [[House Blackwood]] lands, saying that they were stolen from them long ago, and that his [[Tywin Lannister]] promised them to Jonos if he subdued the Blackwoods. Jaime chides the [[House Bracken|Bracken]] man saying that they were once an enemy of the king when they sided with the [[House Stark|Starks]], keeping his head is more than enough compensation for what the [[Gregor Clegane|Mountain]] did to his lands.
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Jaime meets first with lord Jonos who is in an intimate position with [[Hildy]]. After she leaves, Jaime inquires as to what Jonos seeks from the situation. Jonos insists on acquiring a quarter of the [[House Blackwood]] lands, saying that they were stolen from them long ago, and that his [[Tywin Lannister]] promised them to Jonos if he subdued the Blackwoods. Jaime chides the [[House Bracken|Bracken]] man saying that they were once an enemy of the king when they sided with the [[House Stark|Starks]], and keeping his head is more than enough compensation for what the [[Gregor Clegane|Mountain]] did to his lands.
  
He then goes to parley with [[Tytos Blackwood]], there inside he sees the castle's massive [[weirwood]] tree from which the castle derives its name, the tree is black and leafless. Tytos tells Jaime that it is the fault of the Brackens, poisoned and barren for a thousand years, and in another thousand it will turn to stone as weirwoods never rot. As they treat, Jaime tells him that he does not have to physically kneel to him, they agree to a confession, fealty, pardon, and financial sum as well as lands. Finally they discuss the matter of a hostage, Jaime asks for [[Bethany Blackwood|Bethany]] his daughter, to which Tytos refutes as she is his only daughter. They eventually agree to sending [[Hoster Blackwood|Hoster]] as he is a bookish boy who may enjoy his time in [[King's Landing]] and all the books there. Jaime then leaves quickly as he has appointments in Riverrun and King's Landing, the boy is ready to leave with him within an hour. As he is to leave he meets Ser Jonos to tell him the resolution, he also tells him that a daughter of his is to attend to the queen in the capital, as she too is to be a hostage.
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He then goes to parley with [[Tytos Blackwood]]. Inside he sees the castle's massive [[weirwood]] tree from which the castle derives its name, the tree is black and leafless. Tytos tells Jaime that it is the fault of the Brackens, poisoned and barren for a thousand years, and in another thousand it will turn to stone as weirwoods never rot. As they treat, Jaime tells him that he does not have to physically kneel to him. They agree to a confession, fealty, pardon, and financial sum as well as lands. Finally they discuss the matter of a hostage, and Jaime asks for [[Bethany Blackwood|Bethany]], his daughter, but Tytos refuses as she is his only daughter. They eventually agree to sending [[Hoster Blackwood|Hoster]] as he is a bookish boy who may enjoy his time in [[King's Landing]] and all the books there. Jaime then leaves quickly as he has appointments in Riverrun and King's Landing. The boy is ready to leave with him within an hour. Before departing, he meets Ser Jonos to tell him the resolution, but also informs him that a daughter of his is to attend to the queen in the capital, as she too is to be a hostage.
  
Jaime rides to the village [[Pennytree]] with Hoster who tells him of the history of the lands and animosity between the Blackwoods and Brackens. There lies an ancient oak tree with pennies nailed to it, the namesake of the village. There [[Brienne of Tarth]] finds them, bandaged on her face, and with the sword [[Oathkeeper]]. Brienne claims that she has found [[Sansa Stark|Sansa]], and that Jaime must accompany her alone or else [[Sandor Clegane]] would kill the girl.<ref>Brienne was last seen in [[A Feast for Crows]], [[A Feast for Crows-Chapter 37|Chapter 37]]; Sansa, in [[A Feast for Crows]], [[A Feast for Crows-Chapter 41|Chapter 41]]; and Sandor, in [[A Storm of Swords]], [[A Storm of Swords-Chapter 74|Chapter 74]]. Brienne's story is almost certainly false, given the latest known situations of all three characters.</ref>
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Jaime rides to the village [[Pennytree]] with Hoster, who tells him of the history of the lands and animosity between the Blackwoods and Brackens. In the village stands an ancient oak tree with pennies nailed to it, the namesake of the village. There, [[Brienne of Tarth]] finds them, bandaged on her face, and with the sword [[Oathkeeper]]. Brienne claims that she has found [[Sansa Stark|Sansa]], and that Jaime must accompany her alone or else [[Sandor Clegane]] will kill the girl.<ref>Brienne was last seen in [[A Feast for Crows]], [[A Feast for Crows-Chapter 37|Chapter 37]]; Sansa, in [[A Feast for Crows]], [[A Feast for Crows-Chapter 41|Chapter 41]]; and Sandor, in [[A Storm of Swords]], [[A Storm of Swords-Chapter 74|Chapter 74]]. Brienne's story is almost certainly false, given the latest known situations of all three characters.</ref>
  
 
==Character List appearing/mentioned==
 
==Character List appearing/mentioned==

Revision as of 10:47, 1 June 2013

Jaime
A Dance with Dragons chapter
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POV Jaime
Place Raventree Hall - Pennytree
Page {{{page}}} UK HC (Other versions)
Chapter chronology (All)
Tyrion X  ← {{{current}}} →  Jon X

Synopsis

Jaime arrives at Raventree Hall, under siege by Jonos Bracken. The siege here is much smaller than the one at Riverrun as the intentions are not to storm the castle but rather to starve them out. The siege has been going on for six months and there is not much hope of rescue for Tytos Blackwood as it is only a matter of time.

Jaime meets first with lord Jonos who is in an intimate position with Hildy. After she leaves, Jaime inquires as to what Jonos seeks from the situation. Jonos insists on acquiring a quarter of the House Blackwood lands, saying that they were stolen from them long ago, and that his Tywin Lannister promised them to Jonos if he subdued the Blackwoods. Jaime chides the Bracken man saying that they were once an enemy of the king when they sided with the Starks, and keeping his head is more than enough compensation for what the Mountain did to his lands.

He then goes to parley with Tytos Blackwood. Inside he sees the castle's massive weirwood tree from which the castle derives its name, the tree is black and leafless. Tytos tells Jaime that it is the fault of the Brackens, poisoned and barren for a thousand years, and in another thousand it will turn to stone as weirwoods never rot. As they treat, Jaime tells him that he does not have to physically kneel to him. They agree to a confession, fealty, pardon, and financial sum as well as lands. Finally they discuss the matter of a hostage, and Jaime asks for Bethany, his daughter, but Tytos refuses as she is his only daughter. They eventually agree to sending Hoster as he is a bookish boy who may enjoy his time in King's Landing and all the books there. Jaime then leaves quickly as he has appointments in Riverrun and King's Landing. The boy is ready to leave with him within an hour. Before departing, he meets Ser Jonos to tell him the resolution, but also informs him that a daughter of his is to attend to the queen in the capital, as she too is to be a hostage.

Jaime rides to the village Pennytree with Hoster, who tells him of the history of the lands and animosity between the Blackwoods and Brackens. In the village stands an ancient oak tree with pennies nailed to it, the namesake of the village. There, Brienne of Tarth finds them, bandaged on her face, and with the sword Oathkeeper. Brienne claims that she has found Sansa, and that Jaime must accompany her alone or else Sandor Clegane will kill the girl.[1]

Character List appearing/mentioned

References

  1. Brienne was last seen in A Feast for Crows, Chapter 37; Sansa, in A Feast for Crows, Chapter 41; and Sandor, in A Storm of Swords, Chapter 74. Brienne's story is almost certainly false, given the latest known situations of all three characters.