EnragedFilia
Since: Oct, 2010
Jun 18th 2013 at 12:55:41 AM
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Yes, I should have listened more carefully. The point here is that the geography of Westeros as presented in the books makes even getting from the Iron Islands to the Narrow Sea prohibitively difficult, particularly with no friendly ports to be had what with being technically at war with pretty much the whole continent. Glossing over that difficulty is where the trope comes into play..
Mareon
Since: Aug, 2009
Jun 17th 2013 at 11:10:40 AM
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- No True Scotsman: "Any man who must say I am the king is no true king."
This is not even remotely a case of that fallacy, but rather a really good lesson in the difference between percieved power and actual power.
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Yara is going to sail around Westeros in one trip, as evidenced by her plan:
"I'm going to pick the fastest ship in our fleet. I'm going to choose the 50 best killers in the Iron Islands. I'm going to sail up the Narrow Sea all the way to the Weeping Water (the river that passes next to The Dreadfort). I'm going to march on The Dreadfort (at this point, a very small march after a long trip by ship)."
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