You're completely insane! And I mean that in a good way!
It's slightly disturbing that I know exactly what you mean.
So don't read aSoIaF, because structurally it isn't going to make sense to you until well into volume 3, and that is a long way to go.
But have you read Andreas Eschbach's _The Carpet Makers_ with its fascinating helix? And I know you have read the Lymond books, and there is a structural thing there that never makes sense to me, to do with why she keeps cheating on who people are, which I always think if I figure out I will know for sure which K is which -- I have solid arguments for which is which, but I am sure that this is related -- can you see that?
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Date: 2014-10-03 11:13 am (UTC)It's slightly disturbing that I know exactly what you mean.
So don't read aSoIaF, because structurally it isn't going to make sense to you until well into volume 3, and that is a long way to go.
But have you read Andreas Eschbach's _The Carpet Makers_ with its fascinating helix? And I know you have read the Lymond books, and there is a structural thing there that never makes sense to me, to do with why she keeps cheating on who people are, which I always think if I figure out I will know for sure which K is which -- I have solid arguments for which is which, but I am sure that this is related -- can you see that?