Who said that?

[Young stormlord]

No. It's not one of the important characters.

 

[Tysha]

Ha ha it's that Frey guy that went to meet lady Stoneheart! Oh that was a creepy chapter

"When the gods are gone, the evil ghosts feast by night. Such places are best shunned."​

 

[Young stormlord]

Ha ha it's that Frey guy that went to meet lady Stoneheart! Oh that was a creepy chapter

"When the gods are gone, the evil ghosts feast by night. Such places are best shunned."​

True, so true. That was Merret Frey. And that's Jhiqui to Daenerys, in front of Ves Tolorro, ACOK. "Such places are best shunned. It is known."

Here's an easy one, from the same book.
"We'll all be thrice protected inside, and there's to be food and drink and song as well."

 

[Centurion]

I remember Hot Pie saying something like that when they were carried to Harrenhal?

 

[Young stormlord]

I remember Hot Pie saying something like that when they were carried to Harrenhal?

Not Hot Pie. This one is important.

 

[Ghost of Harrenhal]

Arya concerning the Twins? or maybe Riverrun?

 

[Young stormlord]

Arya concerning the Twins? or maybe Riverrun?

Close but,... hell no! Can you imagine Arya saying it? It's Stark, but not Arya.

 

[Lady of Winterfell]

How about Robb?

 

[Centurion]

No, it must be Sansa then..

 

[Young stormlord]

No, it must be Sansa then..

Aye, It's Sansa to Lollys on "the night Staniss' ships sunk great green style". Your turn.

 

[Tysha]

Of course!
"...and song" - it had to be Sansa

 

[Centurion]

Right,

'You must put these dreams aside, they will only break your heart'

 

[Lady of Winterfell]

Would that be Eddard to Sansa?

 

[Eulalia]

How about Cersei to Sansa?

 

[Centurion]

Neither i'm afraid

it does sound like something people would say to Sansa doesnt it?
But thats not the case!

 

[pan naranus]

Aemon to Jon?

 

[MrWright]

I think it was Maester Luwin to Bran.

 

[Ghost of Harrenhal]

The dreams point me first to Tyrion but I don't remember him saying it. I would have guessed Tyrion to Jon on the way to the Wall...

But it probably is Maester Luwin to Bran come to think of it, so I'm with MrWright I guess.

 

[Koopa]

I think its one of the following three

1) The reader against Asha Greyjoy
2) Doran Martell against his daughter
3) Catelyn Stark against her father.

Most likely i am wrong though.

 

[Centurion]

Mr Wright is right,
Master Luwin said that to Bran when he was remembering a fable from the Age of Heroes about Symeon Star-eyes as they were watching Ser Rodrick teach some lads in the yard.