Dude stop game guide11/11/2022 ![]() ![]() ![]() Grenn walks away while Edd stops when Jon announces it's the Halfhand approaching. Edd and Grenn interrupt and, sarcastically, finish Sam's answer before he can say he read it in a book. Grenn asks how Sam knows if so much time has passed. Jon, Grenn, and Edd turns to look at him and he explains that it has been a thousand years since it was last done. Sam adds that three blasts are used to signal White Walkers. Edd notes the moment after one blast, standing and waiting, wondering if a second blast will come and repeats that one blast is for friends and two for foes. Jon watches a column of men approaching before saying that a single blast is for rangers returning while two blasts are for wildlings. Ī horn sounds, causing all men to stop their activities. Jon suggests that their distant ancestors were afraid and came to the Fist to escape something but doesn't believe that it worked. After Sam wonders what the First Men were like, Edd answers they must have been stupid, as smart people wouldn't find themselves in places like the Fist. Edd begs Sam to shut up as he comments on the history of the ancient place. The Watch reach the summit of the Fist and set up camp. Įdd sets up camp at the Fist of the First Men. Edd comments to Grenn that there is nothing more sickening than a man in love. Edd hears Sam commenting on the beauty of the place and that Gilly would love it there. Having left Craster's Keep and the Haunted Forest, the Ranging approaches the Fist of the First Men to meet with Qhorin, a living legend in the Night's Watch, who is considered to be one of their best rangers. Edd interrupts again and sends Sam for more vegetables. Grenn and Sam and continue their conversation, with Grenn telling Sam of his relationship with a girl named Violet. Edd deadpans that they were having a serious discussion. Sam notices Gilly, and observes that it is greedy for Craster to have so many wives. ![]() He claims that he held her hand as she passed and that she farted long and hard, then making a farting noise to underscore his assertion. Grenn is incredulous, and Edd tells him the story of his mother's death. Edd says that if the gods wanted people to have dignity they would not have made them fart when they died. ![]() Sam, Edd, and Grenn are peeling potatoes outside Craster's Keep. Sam and Grenn state their disgust and Edd counters that while all the other wildlings in the area have disappeared, Craster is still present, so he must be doing something right. Edd answers that they are also his wives because Craster marries his daughters and breeds more daughters with them. Grenn wonders if Craster, the master of the hall, doesn't like people speaking to his daughters. Sam, and later Grenn, join the pair and note the women working around the hall. Edd approaches Jon Snow, who observes the fortified homestead, and deadpans that he was born in a similar place but that he has now fallen on hard times. As the Night's Watch arrives at Craster's Keep in the Haunted Forest, Edd watches Samwell Tarly and Grenn bickering. The Night's Watch approaches Craster's Keep.Įdd joins the Great Ranging beyond the Wall led by Lord Commander Jeor Mormont. He descends from House Tollett, an ancient noble house of the Vale, though he grew up in poverty as he is many times removed from the main branch. He is known as "Dolorous Edd" for his sarcastic and pessimistic sense of humor. ![]()
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