Summary Of The Rat Cook By Rhllor

In this video, I name Rhllor as one of the old gods, by Rhllorian intervene that brought back Catelyn Stark as Lady Stoneheart. It is similar to the Rat Cook, a tale known throughout Westeros about the repercussions to those who violate the sacred laws of hospitality. Let us begin with the story of the Rat Cook, told by Bran at the Nightfort. The eeriness of the castle reminded him of the stories old Nan used to tell. (pic 72 sentments… night’s king, rat cook, mad axe). It was. The rat cook story was told in between the Night’s King and Mad axe tales. It’s almost like an attempt to conceal information, in this case, in an info dump. (in other occasions it is hinted by a shock). In a repeated motif, GRRM parallels historical events and current events, subtly links the story of the rat cook and the Red Wedding, giving the audience a template of things yet to come. Especially while, the massacre is fresh in the reader’s mind, and the following set the consequences of the violating guest right.
While, the religion of R’hllor has a dualistic worldview, there is only, R’hllor, the God of light and life, and the Great Other, the God of Ice and Death. And, they are locked in eternal conflict for the fate of the world. They view all other religions as demons, and part of accepting the religion of R’hllor is to put all other gods. However, it appears everywhere one goes in Planetos, you can find people that believe they found the one true god. And, they all think they found the right one. { Salladhor Saan -- I've been all over the world, my boy, and everywhere I go people tell me about the 'true gods', they all think they found the right one.} The world has as many answers as there men to answer. And the followers of these various religions can attest that they are very real to them. Mother Rhoyne and her water