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Explain to me, someone who isn't familiar with this, why the song of fire and ice necessarily leads to the Lannisters, and not the Starks?
In my opinion, both clues are absurd. In one, everything is too intertwined and obvious; it's unlikely they would take a year from one date and the day and month from another. I already wrote about the second one.
I found a very interesting option, but I can't figure out how to assign Aphrodite to any of the factions.
Knight, if you can hear me, please change your nickname to Aphrodite.
The day and month are quite sufficient.
Snow, share your version; Aphrodite and I come from the same mythology.
Kosh, but if not a manticore, then what?
Manticore: (Latin: Manticora)
A manticore is a fictional creature, a monster the size of a horse, with a human head, a lion's body, and a scorpion's tail.
Manticores (Latin: Manticora) is a genus of beetles from the Carabidae family, the Cicindelinae subfamily.
Manticora is one of the settings in a series of novels written by David Weber. The main character is Captain Honor Harrington of the space fleet.
"Manticora" is a novel by Canadian writer Robertson Davies, written in 1972.
Manticora is a Danish rock band, with styles of progressive metal and power metal, existing since 1996.
Manticora (film):
Manticora (film, 2005) is a 2005 film directed by Tripp Reed.
Manticora (film, 2011) is a 2011 film directed by Vl. Kitt (Vladimir Muzychenko), filmed in 3D format.
Mantichora (Latin: Mantikhora):
Mantichora (poet)
Suddenly.
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The Manticore appeared in the computer games of the “Disciples,” “Dark Souls,” and “Might and Magic” series—in “Heroes of Might and Magic III” and “Might and Magic 7,” it looked like a lion with a scorpion tail and wings (it looks similar in the animated series “My Little Pony” (S01E02)).
What relevance do all but the first have to the clue?