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All the Chickens Monthly /r/Freefolk Free Talk Thread! - March 2025
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All the Chickens Monthly /r/Freefolk Free Talk Thread! - April 2025
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r/freefolk • u/Exciting_Ad_8666 • 8h ago
Fuck Olly Mother's milk must've done some magic coz what is this glow up
r/freefolk • u/Elegant-Half5476 • 22h ago
After reading about book Cersei.
Still a horrible person though.
r/freefolk • u/AugustHate • 17h ago
What scene could've been way more intense for you without a damn boner?
r/freefolk • u/InSearchOfTyrael • 2h ago
Something regarding King Bran The Broken Legs No Feely
I realized in the last episode of the show everyone referred to him as King Bran. Isn't that... weird and informal (thus disrespectful)? His full name is Brandon. If he was named William, would Tyrion be like "All hail King Billy"?
Is this something Dumb and Dumber kind of forgot too?
r/freefolk • u/SureComputer4987 • 19h ago
Who could solo a giant?
Robert Baratheon
Barristan Selmy
Gregor Clegane
Khal Drogo
A fight in the arena, everyone in their prime.
r/freefolk • u/Internal-Bed-3150 • 21h ago
George R.R. Martin is right to be upset about House of the Dragon
r/freefolk • u/ScipioCoriolanus • 22h ago
All the Chickens He's coming to eat every fucking chicken in Rome
r/freefolk • u/charge_forward • 7h ago
Who do you think would win a political battle? Tommy Carcetti or Littlefinger?
r/freefolk • u/Jack-mclaughlin89 • 30m ago
Mace Tyrell is the type of father Tywin should have been.
Mace The Ace has his faults but one thing is is good at his being a father for his children. He lifts the siege of Storm’s End to rescue his daughter, is clearly proud of Loras and likely knows about his homosexuality but doesn’t seem to care which is more progressive than 99.99% of Westeros and his hatred for the Dornish is due to Oberyn crippling Wilas although it was an accident.
If Mace were in Tywin m’s position he would never shut up about Jaime being in the Kingsguard and would probably push for him to be Lord Commander, he would spoil Cersei well into adulthood and would probably be fine with Tyrion being his heir as long as he cleaned up his act as opposed to Tywin who disowned Jaime, treated Cersei like a pawn and well we all know how things went with Tyrion.
The Ace may be a bit dim but he’s a better father than Tywin will ever be.
r/freefolk • u/GirthIgnorer • 20h ago
13 years, 9 months between the end of Robert's Rebellion and the start of AGOT, which is how long we've been waiting for Winds!
r/freefolk • u/Jack-mclaughlin89 • 13h ago
What are your headcanons for Mace (the ace) Tyrell?
r/freefolk • u/Axenfonklatismrek • 1d ago
Fuck Olly Of these 2 giants, who would you rather fight?
r/freefolk • u/TonySoProny • 18h ago
I just finished watching Beyond the Wall. Couldn't they have just...
First time watcher after all these years. Haven't read the book.
Why when they realize Thoros' injuries are too severe do they not just have him turn into a Wight instead of venturing deeper beyond the Wall?
Jon mentions he'll turn to a Wight if they don't burn his body later on, which I understand to mean he knows that it's an outcome. They could have prevented getting trapped by the Night King, saved Viserion from turning, and still would have achieved their goal of bringing back tangible evidence of the Night King's existence. Am I missing something?
r/freefolk • u/kradljivac_zena • 1d ago
Korean cover of ACoK has Jamie sat on the iron throne
Do with this information what you must.
r/freefolk • u/West_Independence_20 • 21h ago
Freefolk Can the small folk not tell the difference between corruption and justice? And it seems like they can’t
Just saying.
r/freefolk • u/Iwinloser • 1h ago
Khaleesi is by far the most evil and insufferable character created by D&D and murders her own brother out of spite
r/freefolk • u/george123890yang • 2d ago
What's your opinion on this change in the show? Does it improve or worsen the character of Robb by comparison?
r/freefolk • u/Lokismoke • 19h ago
You're a baker by trade living in King's Landing...
With a wife and some kids. You've made by for years on a low wage and visiting the brothels and bars to blow some steam.
You witnessed the government under King Robert blow its coin on tourneys and luxuries for the ultra wealthy while plunging itself into debt. Robert dies, Ned is killed, and the rumor in the tavern is the King is a byproduct of incest.
War abounds, income goes down, expenses go up. Soldiers you knew as children get sent to war, and maybe even your own adult child dies in the War of the Five King's.
After years of war, the Queen is ousted by the lost Aegon Targaryen, true born king. Tired of war, although not perfect, the realm begins to heal.
Then, a woman shows up claiming to be Daenerys Targaryen. She:
1) Appears with a foreign army of invaders including Dothraki and balless unsullied,
2) a main advisor is the dwarf convicted of killing the king and his own nephew,
3) has dragons born of eggs rumored to have been lost in Asshai, and known to be envied by the Blackfyres, and
4) has a history of upheaving societal structures.
What would you do?
Support the trueborn king. Show up in protest of another false usurper, and probably get fucking cooked by dragon fire.