Brienna's "Last" word

You should wait until someone has at least ten posts before you categorize them as "obscure/retarded". Don't want to scare him/her off! By the way, spelling "though" as "tho" is not obscure, but is retarded.
 
The word has to be sword.

Un-Cat gave her a choice, sword or rope and rope just leads to death.

I think this is awesome, the first sign of depth in Brienne. I've suddenly got some hope for her character.

"Sword," she screams and Un-Cat raises her hand stopping the execution.

Then the inevitable oath that leads her back to Jaime. Will she or won't she fight Jaime. Now that's some fine storytelling in my opinion. I love GRRM.
 
YOSSARIAN said:
You should wait until someone has at least ten posts before you categorize them as "obscure/retarded". Don't want to scare him/her off!

Nah, he's a stark! He's got the blood of the north coursing through his veins! He can take it! :) And i wasn't saying he was obscure/retarded.... Just his writing :D

By the way, spelling "though" as "tho" is not obscure, but is retarded.

You've got me there! It's a fair cop 'Guv! :D
 
you guys are brilliant, I would have guessed "Jaime" which would have been consistant but wouldn't have saved her, or "Arya" but I never thought of "Sword." I've noticed that Martin uses plot devices that are "not fair" in the context to create momentum. As a reader I want unfair things to get fixed and often life just stays unfair.
 
if I understand correctly we may not get the answer in the next book becauase the stories are split by character. Perhaps toward the end of the next book if we follow Cat's character we will find the answer.
 
Here's a guess:

"I am a knight who says NI! and I shall say NI! again."

As good a guess as the 4 pages of guesses on this thread so far.
 
I love Brienne and find it impossible to consider her dead. Although I think her valuable to the story I believe that Pod has much invested into this tale.

Her last (?) word . .. .. Jaime.

What effect this will have, I do not know? These undead people are freaking me out.
 
Could Brienne's last word be "Dondarrion" He is not officially dead yet and a battle of undead nasty thing-a-ma-jigs would be interesting!

*snow*
 
Beric O'Dondarrion I believe expired to give Cat life....as one of the outlaws explains in the last chapter of Storm of Swords I think. You know when good ole Merrett (I believe thats the right name) is going to ransom Petyr Pimple and manages to trip and hang himself as well. Something about Thoros not wanting to do it....so Cat has Berics mostly dead life force animating her mucking-things-up corpse instead of her own partially dead (but mostly hydrogenated) life "stuff"
 
Okay, i was thinking on this for a while, and i've decided that the most plausible way for a word for Brienne to survive, out of all the ones given so far, would be "Arya".

Not because i think unCat will be capable of mercy even for her daughter, but because Gendry is with them, and Gendry, it has been shown, has plenty of bubbling under feelings for our young wolf.

If the word "Arya" is spoken, then he may well rush to the rescue, and do his explaining afterwards.
 
Gazz, hmmm... possible. Remember also, Harwin was with Beric's bunch. It seems to me that he might have already told Stoneheart about Arya and her adventures.
 
Part of me wants to believe that she promised to slay Jaime and is soon to be heading out to battle the Kingslayer...but I believe that Jaime is heading back to KL to defend Cersei's questionable honor...

Wouldnt that be like Martin though...you have the "best" knight in the realm struggling to return to form after losing a hand, so you set up a battle between him and the most unlikely knight (I like to think of Brienne as Duncan the Tall in Myrish lace)....

I dont see the fight actually happening though, Jaime is going to lose his life to the church's champion...but you know what they say about people and opinions...
 
Aegon the Unworthy said:
Part of me wants to believe that she promised to slay Jaime and is soon to be heading out to battle the Kingslayer...but I believe that Jaime is heading back to KL to defend Cersei's questionable honor...

I can definitely see Jaime making an appearance at the trials, regardless of his intentions towards his sister. In fact there's even a way Jaime can furfill his duty as a Kingsguard and really serve Cersai a particularly cold dish of revenge...

It'd go something like this.

Jaime:- 'Here I am Sister, as ready as ever to fight our Queen.'

Cersai:- 'I knew you'd be here dear Brother... and isn't it marvellous no Loras Tyrell to be seen. What is our poor little pretty Margaery to do now?!?'

Jaime:- 'Don't worry yourself about OUR Queen, sister. I got a letter from our King... well from Uncle Kevan and Mace Tyrell actually, but Tommen put his seal to it and so there you are. Does mean I can't help you with that little matter you wrote to me about I am afraid, Tommen's request as King coming first as you know. Still I am sure Lancel or Kettleblack or even Moon-Boy would be more than happy to help...'

Cersai:- 'What?!? How dare you! What are you implying? You're in with Tyrion like all of the rest of them, traitor!'

Jaime (walking away):- 'I love you too, sister...'
 

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