Who said that?

[Boaz]

Robb the Whiner, err, I meant, King...

 

[Arthur_Connelly]

Lame Lothar.

And I feel bad for not getting it sooner, considering it's just a few pages back from where I got my quote.

 

[Corn! Corn! Corn!]

^ Aye, 'twas him indeed.

When finding your previous quote, I actually stumbled upon the one I used and thought it would be good.

 

[Arthur_Connelly]

It was a good one.


"Where Lord Roote stables Old King Andahar's two-headed water horse."

 

[Boaz]

I think the two headed water horse was the barge that the Hound and Arya used to cross a river.... My guess is Sandor Clegane.

 

[The Imp]

I think the two headed water horse was the barge that the Hound and Arya used to cross a river.... My guess is Sandor Clegane.

very well done.

 

[Arthur_Connelly]

I think the two headed water horse was the barge that the Hound and Arya used to cross a river.... My guess is Sandor Clegane.

It was Sandor. I'd hoped it was an odd enough quote to throw some people off, but I guess not.

 

[Boaz]

Arthur, it set me back for a few minutes. I first thought of ships from the Slaver's Bay or Qarth... I thought it was a good quote, not memorable, but one that could be deduced from the text. I like those.

"You lie. You must lie gooder."

 

[Corn! Corn! Corn!]

^ Arya's "teacher," the "Kindly Faced Man" belonging to the Guild of the Faceless Men who worship the Many-Faced God.

Does he have a name?

Hmm...

 

[Boaz]

I don't think he has a name, yet. But I'm sorry to say that you're incorrect, Corn.

 

[southron sword]

What about the little girl who is with the faceless men? Im sorry, I dont remember her name. Do You know who i mean?

(And i dont mean Arya)

 

[Ghost of Harrenhal]

Salladhor Saan surely?

 

[Corn! Corn! Corn!]

What about the "waif" dude, who Arya sometimes encounters during her training?

Is this the same guy as my guess before?

 

[The Imp]

It was said by the Waif, and precded them playing the game where there would tell lies to each other and would have to say if the other was lying.

 

[Boaz]

Corn, you were sooooo close on the first guess. It was the waif, the little girl. southron, it's your turn.

 

[southron sword]

" A man who see's nothing has no use for his eyes."

 

[Boaz]

It's so tempting to say either Aemon or the old man in the House of Black and White, so I won't. I'll guess... The Reader.

 

[Arthur_Connelly]

Ser Gregor.

 

[southron sword]

T'was The Mountain.

 

[Arthur_Connelly]

"Fewer wildlings means fewer worries. I won't mourn, whatever's become of them."