I'm honestly super happy for GRRM. He seems very hyper and passionate again. The past few years were not good to him. Not only due to GoT ending in disaster but also the lockdown, and losing several of his friends to COVID. It looks like HotD really helped boost his confidence and self-esteem. It's actually really heartwarming.
right and he sometimes brings up TWoW, asoiaf characters unprovoked too 😭 this is his life's work and to see people tuning in for HOTD is all the assurance he needs. Also the interviewers they've been choosing for book tour have been so calming and passionate themselves
Rickon will definitely come back older and help free the North with Sansa, reclaiming the King in the North title for himself. Basically the whole "battle of bastards" thing but done right and with legitimate Starks.
"Very hard to keep that white armor and that white cloak clean" is definitely a reference to the recurring theme of King's Guard breaking their vows (Jaime, Ser Criston, Arys Oakheart, etc.)
@@mayonesy5380 That's actually really useful for writers, though. Just sprinkle symbolism here and there and then you don't have to bother, once the readers get used to your symbolism, they'll see it in places where there's none. They'll do the work of subtlety and genius symbolism for you.
@@andreashort310 yeah, that's both amazing and funny. Amazing because it's really interesting how much people are able to overthink things to make them better/more interesting/brilliant and funny because well it's should be obvious lol
@@jonathanjoestar3923 I can't imagine GRRM having a HotD cameo and it not feeling forced. Maybe a very brief non-speaking role. It's a very serious show. George would destroy immersion, and inserting himself would do a disservice to everyone else involved.
@@HOTD108_ alright then. I hope that he live up to 400 years and so do we to read it and die in peace. I mean can you imagine that so many people were waiting for the books and died waiting i mean that sucks...
He loves his Tyrion. He never goes with out mentioning him somewhere in his discussion. I love that about him and always get a simple joy when he drops Tyrions name. That’s his baby and he’s not afraid to show it. So happy to see George excited and engaging again. ❤ book or no book his stories have been such a joy in my life. And his character will live with me forever. It is known.
I also really like his fondness for Tyrion. I think it may be pretty much based on himself. Or at least Tyrion is how he'd like to be viewed as. I'm very happy for him, TWOW being released or no, this man keeps giving me joy wherever I get immersed in his world. He has given me some of my most beautiful memories in life reading his books. I have a lot to thank him for.
I think of all the characters, Tyrion and Sam are written the most like him. He isn’t a brave fighter, or an especially handsome man, and he knows it. But he’s a smart guy with a talent for reading and writing, and he knows that too.
George R. R. Martin seems like a decent down to earth guy. He deserves being in the Spotlight for very Successfully Writing Great Book Series and having them adapted into hit T.V. shows. I enjoy these UA-cam Interactions with him.
lol love that old man can I die the way Tyrion wanted to die. I just hope one day we get to see GRR cameo on one of The Westeros shows or if they ever did a future Game of Thrones could see him, Cameo, as Grand Maester Sam Tarly reading the events of a song of Ice and Fire to his and Gillys Grandchildren.
A quote from George: "I did do a cameo in the original pilot of Game of Thrones but they reshot most of that so I wound up on the cutting room floor," he said. "I was also supposed to be a severed head. In the scene where Joffrey shows Sansa the heads one was supposed to be mine. Then they found out how expensive it was to make a severed head so they just bought a box of severed heads. One of them turned out to be George W. Bush, and they got in a lot of trouble. Who knows? Maybe I can yet become a severed head."
@@essayedgar Not really, they likely thought it wasn't worth the effort to make a specific head out of one character. And if they really wanted a cameo from him, seeing how he produced and even wrote some of the episodes from seasons 1-4, it wouldn't have been that hard. They likely thought he had better things to do with his time. There's a lot of reasons to be angry at D&D, but this ain't one of them
Dragon fire is the only time id pick dying to fire. Reason being its so hot you get carbonized and turned to ash instantly, so its actually a pretty painless death. Your nerves would probably go into shock from the trauma and you wouldnt feel anything.
Indeed, freezing may be even more painful than burning alive by dragonfire, it's a very slow and agonizing death And freezing cold also can give you the same thermal injury as fire
@@CatherineAaBb tf you guys talking about, freezing is as painless as it gets. You lose energy, your body goes numb and you stop feeling anything. It's best compared to falling under anesthesia. As you slowly lose consciousness and start slipping into the darkness, you may not even realize that you've fallen into a sleep that you'll never wake up from. Freezing can only be painful if you get rescued and you have to deal with your body thawing out, your cells with ruptured walls, screaming at your nervous system, your veins overloaded with fluids that first stretched them to their limits and then put additional pressure on them after the blood started flowing freely again. That's the painful part, not dying of cold but surviving it.
Goerge : "I can't have Tyrion? Hahaha 😄" "No. That was not one of the options. 😐" George : "Can't I just live forever? hahaha 😄" "mNo 😑." George seems so playful and engaged and the interviewer wants none of it
The thing is. Freezing to death depends if you freeze peacefully in your sleep or if you have to watch every part of your body die to frostbite. On the other hand, dragonfire is almost instant. When the tarlys were roasted alive or even their army, it was not even a second until they were ash.
Dying by fire is a bad way to go, but I feel dragonfire is a different story. That thing can dismantle walls and melt bones, I think it'll be like being hit by artillery, maybe painful for a second, but you'd be atomized right after.
Tywin and Otto are both monsters, but Tywin served loyally until Aerys betrayed him, Otto schemed against Jaehaerys, and Viserys from the start, using his daughter as a pawn.
I don't think he necessarily schemed against them, definitely not Jaehaeys. He just did what pretty much any lord in his position would do. Tywin would've done the same, and almost certainly would have married Cersei off to whoever that Targaryen king was at the time. The problem was that it was the Mad King Aerys, and not someone decent.
Is Mace Tyrell also evil in your book as he schemes to make Margaery queen? It seems anyone who tries to marry his house with the one on the iron throne is "evil" now.
@@kenmasters1803 The Tyrells are evil yes. Idk with the books how complicit Mace was but the Tyrells schemed and succeeded in killing the king of the seven kingdoms. Sure it was Joffreys and he’s shit but they’re just as vile as the others
@@Al-ji4gd i dont see pretty much any lord sending their 15 year old daughter to seduce a disabled dementia patient, nor marry an obese alchoholic grieving widower. Tywin wanted a royal marriage but didnt start a war over it. Also its a lot more understandable for Tywin to want a royal marriage because the crown is so weak with Aerys as king and no dragons, that a Lannister marriage genuinely wouldve helped the Targaryens. The same is not true for Otto Hightower. When the Targaryens still had money, power, and dragons, Otto divided the realms resources by offering Alicent. Wheras marriage to a Velaryon, would actually offer something, like dragons and a fleet. Otto undermines the king and starts a war for his own ambition, Tywin wouldve financed the realm if Cersei had married Rhaegar.
Tywin is more agreeable, he still has ambitions like Otto and uses force more than the pen compared to Otto is strictly diplomatic. At the beginning of Aerys reign, he simply applied himself and did nothing but helped the realm and has his own issues but it doesn't get in the way of the job. Otto on the other hand furthers his own agenda and discretely encourages Viserys' reputation and relationship with his family to be ruined in order to supplant his own blood in his place as his endgame. We wouldn't know what it would be like if Tywin and Aerys remained amiable or if it would devolve into another Dance but the clear evidence that Tywin is better is because he was close friends with Aerys and wouldn't have any more ambition to supplant his friend yet so long as Joanna was alive to bind him. Otto and Viserys were on a strict professional relationship that only spiraled down to manipulation.
@@johnsham7568 Fun fact #2: 1sec after being burned by a dragon there is no skin, no organs... only ashes; ergo, burning to death in this particular case= painless 😅
Tywin has it all: he’s as clever (if not more), far more able as a warrior and battle commander, and he’s actually a loyal hand. It took a great deal of personal offence and insult before he turned against Aerys Targaryen.
Really interested to know what he really thinks or says about the dragon because of this whole thing about whether the Targs really control the dragons.
@@TJ-fe7rr I also suspect that there is some secret magic and purpose to why dragons bonded with the Targs, why they disappeared and reappeared with Danny. The only clue thus far is Martin being really pissed with Dave and Dan when they showed Danny surviving the fire in the Dothraki city. He said that that the ability cannot be conjured at will and happened only once for a very special purpose (i.e the birth of her dragons)
@@rishabhaniket1952 There are hints that the dragons also have some primate DNA. Human/dragon relationships seem more like a human bond or partnership, like you can never truly know the others mind. Whereas a warg can almost completely dominate the mind of other animals. If I had to guess about the fire resistance during the dragon hatching ritual, it probably has something to do with the comets appearance providing power and protection. What exactly the relationship is, wether Danys actions influenced it's appearance or its appearance influenced Danys actions idk.
Dragon would be first choice, Otto would be my choice of hand (less dangerous/evil then Tywin) choice of death would be to freeze. A good question for him, would he rather remake season 8 or keep it the same.
Fire would be a very painful way to die, yet I feel like DRAGON fire would be near instantaneous, turned to ash in an instant. Freezing on the other hand would take some time.
For Me: Meister, Dragon, I don't know anything about sports so I'll steal his answer and say the hound, Tywin as my hand, burn alive by dragonfire if it's instant. I think when you freeze you get real hot anyways so that sounds terrible and slow. Loved this interview with him, wish there were more questions!
Freezing on the wall would be much slower than being burned by dragon. Dragon fire runs extremally hot, I guess if it's focused on one person it burns through nerves and spinal chord in a manner of seconds. On the show we would see the bodies being practically disintegrated.
Freezing to death is slower, but a lot less painful. Once the frostbite gets your nerve endings, you just feel warm and tired and eventually just fall asleep forever
George saying that Dire Wolves would keep the raccoons away and not dragons implies that raccoons aren't scared of dragons. Somebody alert the Golden Company to outfit their ranks with racoon battalions asap!
I would have actually died of laughter if the guy asked him whether he would rather finish his book after a dozen years OR continue doing the stuff he actually does these days.
@3:33 Yes, I remember / know how Tyrion described his ideal death. I am quite a big GOT fan, but I don't remember the name of such a minor character like Shagga son of Dolf. How can George R. R. Martin remember Shagga son of Dolf? That's soo awesome.
I mean another plus about a dragon is that it will almost certainly outlive you unless you get in a fight with someone else who has a dragon, so you won't have to deal with it dying.
As much as I'd like to have a dragon, I feel like it'd drive me into the poor house to keep it alive, and it'd eat me once I couldn't afford to take care of it anymore lol. I guess one could let the Dragon go free range, but uhh... Not sure I'd last long with a country of pissed off humans looking for my head, dragon or not. I'd pick Direwolf for the long term stability, assuming no one else in the world is offered a Dragon or Direwolf, of course.
Watch the full event here! 🐉 ua-cam.com/video/EXZE_KQnat4/v-deo.html
Question - “would u rather have a dire wolf or a dragon?”
George RR - “THE RACOON ATE MY COY”
"Look how they massacred my coy!"
-George R. R. Martin Corleone
It's Koi* for people in the comment section of an author you sure need to read some books.
@@Katzendaugs lol, personal attack cause of 1 spelling mistake, calm down mister
@@dutchcuts1046 I didn't specify any one particular person because it was a light ribbing meant in jest, not a personal attack. Socialize more.
@@Katzendaugs a light ribbing made in jest… could u sound anymore perverted!? I’m sure you make yourself smile
I love how he gives these questions his full attention and provides his logic behind the answers.
He didn't explain why he picked Tywin over Otto.
@@manthe3711 The exception that proves the rule.
@@MrBrock314 He kind of dodged the Dragon vs Direwolf question by stating that there are advantages to both, then moving on to the next question.
He always does. Even questions he gets over and over again he answers thoughtfully.
Would be nice if he gave TWoW and ADoS his full attention.
The fact that he still remembers shagga son of dolf after 20 yrs
He remembers all the minor characters, in another interview he mentioned it being one of his unique talents
I mean he does see the characters he has made sort of like his children.
Dude who would forget Shagga son of Dolf??
Shagga likes axes!
Back in season 1 they included all the minor characters. In season 5 they did the even include young griff
I'm honestly super happy for GRRM. He seems very hyper and passionate again. The past few years were not good to him. Not only due to GoT ending in disaster but also the lockdown, and losing several of his friends to COVID. It looks like HotD really helped boost his confidence and self-esteem. It's actually really heartwarming.
Yep, he's really getting excited about writing more side novels instead of the Winds of Winter!!!
I love seeing him hyper and in better spirits 😊
@@hamzamahmood9565 bruh
@@hamzamahmood9565 that's his choice
right and he sometimes brings up TWoW, asoiaf characters unprovoked too 😭 this is his life's work and to see people tuning in for HOTD is all the assurance he needs. Also the interviewers they've been choosing for book tour have been so calming and passionate themselves
"big shaggy... dogs" Rickon is alive inside Geroge's mind
Grrm in his last interview about winds said he had big plans for rickon
@@Miuranger1 yep they where rumors that he was angry that D and D kill him like that
@@Miuranger1 Rickon is Azor Ahai
Rickon will definitely come back older and help free the North with Sansa, reclaiming the King in the North title for himself. Basically the whole "battle of bastards" thing but done right and with legitimate Starks.
@@wizardvozk5874Rickon is Heisenberg
imagining Gregor Clegane get foul after foul is pretty god damn funny lmao
Does to a ref what he does to Oberyn 😂
Kills another mascot... but damn can he block 😂
"Very hard to keep that white armor and that white cloak clean" is definitely a reference to the recurring theme of King's Guard breaking their vows (Jaime, Ser Criston, Arys Oakheart, etc.)
Or it's just because white material is hard to keep clean
@@AverageAlien people think way too much sometimes making them think less lol
@@mayonesy5380 That's actually really useful for writers, though. Just sprinkle symbolism here and there and then you don't have to bother, once the readers get used to your symbolism, they'll see it in places where there's none. They'll do the work of subtlety and genius symbolism for you.
@@andreashort310 yeah, that's both amazing and funny. Amazing because it's really interesting how much people are able to overthink things to make them better/more interesting/brilliant and funny because well it's should be obvious lol
Bravo GRRM
I am laughing my ass off picturing George going to his security cameras or something and seeing raccoons feasting on his fish.
GRRM should be a maester in HotD just for fun
In the GoT game in PS3 he had a cameo and voiced one of the maesters and he even had glasses lol
Please, no more celebrity cameo's...
@@shawn5346 forced celebrity cameos yes this one makes sense he's the literal Author of the series
@@jonathanjoestar3923 I can't imagine GRRM having a HotD cameo and it not feeling forced. Maybe a very brief non-speaking role. It's a very serious show. George would destroy immersion, and inserting himself would do a disservice to everyone else involved.
@@shawn5346 Disservice? He owes you nothing. Zero. You're such an entitled baby.
George if it was in our will you would live up to 200 years. I mean really live as long as you can i think all fans would agree
George could live to 300 and Winds and Dream of Spring still wouldn't be out lol.
@@HOTD108_ alright then. I hope that he live up to 400 years and so do we to read it and die in peace. I mean can you imagine that so many people were waiting for the books and died waiting i mean that sucks...
sometimes i feel bad the people want him to live for their selfish reasons…
@@jainamgala9089 we want good people to live long and bad people short. It makes sense even if it seems selfish
He still would be working on finishing the last book.
He loves his Tyrion. He never goes with out mentioning him somewhere in his discussion. I love that about him and always get a simple joy when he drops Tyrions name. That’s his baby and he’s not afraid to show it. So happy to see George excited and engaging again. ❤ book or no book his stories have been such a joy in my life. And his character will live with me forever. It is known.
I also really like his fondness for Tyrion. I think it may be pretty much based on himself. Or at least Tyrion is how he'd like to be viewed as. I'm very happy for him, TWOW being released or no, this man keeps giving me joy wherever I get immersed in his world. He has given me some of my most beautiful memories in life reading his books. I have a lot to thank him for.
He sucks tyrion
The man loves Tyrion. Found a way to involve him in 2 questions that had nothing to do with him. Can't say I blame you George. Tyrion is a real one
I think of all the characters, Tyrion and Sam are written the most like him. He isn’t a brave fighter, or an especially handsome man, and he knows it. But he’s a smart guy with a talent for reading and writing, and he knows that too.
"Can I just live forever?"
YES PLEASE, George!! 🤩🤩😉
George R. R. Martin seems like a decent down to earth guy. He deserves being in the Spotlight for very Successfully Writing Great Book Series and having them adapted into hit T.V. shows. I enjoy these UA-cam Interactions with him.
« Can i die the way Tyrion wanted to die ? » 😂
GRRM: "And being able to burn the hell out of my enemies" Interviewer: "Ha ha..." GRRM: "It was not a joke"
This man deserves the world he is a national treasure
If only George really could live forever...
Even if he could he still wouldn't finish Winds of Winter
Great, now he can finish Winds of Winter 30 years from now
@@user-cm4op2kz3yyou finish it since apparently writing is so easy 😂
lol love that old man can I die the way Tyrion wanted to die. I just hope one day we get to see GRR cameo on one of The Westeros shows or if they ever did a future Game of Thrones could see him, Cameo, as Grand Maester Sam Tarly reading the events of a song of Ice and Fire to his and Gillys Grandchildren.
A quote from George: "I did do a cameo in the original pilot of Game of Thrones but they reshot most of that so I wound up on the cutting room floor," he said. "I was also supposed to be a severed head. In the scene where Joffrey shows Sansa the heads one was supposed to be mine. Then they found out how expensive it was to make a severed head so they just bought a box of severed heads. One of them turned out to be George W. Bush, and they got in a lot of trouble. Who knows? Maybe I can yet become a severed head."
@@viniciusbaeta7997 So he was willing to do a cameo but the showrunners were too cheap to let him do so, even over the course of 8 seasons? Wow..
@@essayedgar Not really, they likely thought it wasn't worth the effort to make a specific head out of one character. And if they really wanted a cameo from him, seeing how he produced and even wrote some of the episodes from seasons 1-4, it wouldn't have been that hard. They likely thought he had better things to do with his time. There's a lot of reasons to be angry at D&D, but this ain't one of them
Would you rather finish the books or just abandon them?
“Would you rather join the King’s Gaurd or Be a Maester?”
We already knew what his answer to that would be, next question.
Also the mountain would fail any drug test
The hound would be shit faced drunk though not sure that is allowed.
The mountain would kill one of his own teammates for snoring too loud.
I love GRRM's responses here 😂😂
aww grrm loves his tyrion
I love GRRM taking all the third options 😂😂
Dragon fire is the only time id pick dying to fire. Reason being its so hot you get carbonized and turned to ash instantly, so its actually a pretty painless death. Your nerves would probably go into shock from the trauma and you wouldnt feel anything.
Indeed, freezing may be even more painful than burning alive by dragonfire, it's a very slow and agonizing death
And freezing cold also can give you the same thermal injury as fire
Freezing is extremely painful and uncomfortable and slow. I would also choose dragon fire
@@CatherineAaBb tf you guys talking about, freezing is as painless as it gets. You lose energy, your body goes numb and you stop feeling anything. It's best compared to falling under anesthesia. As you slowly lose consciousness and start slipping into the darkness, you may not even realize that you've fallen into a sleep that you'll never wake up from.
Freezing can only be painful if you get rescued and you have to deal with your body thawing out, your cells with ruptured walls, screaming at your nervous system, your veins overloaded with fluids that first stretched them to their limits and then put additional pressure on them after the blood started flowing freely again. That's the painful part, not dying of cold but surviving it.
@@vassalofthenight9945 "That's the painful part, not dying of cold but surviving it." This could almost be a passage from the books
@@vassalofthenight9945 you are right, but I'd still choose dragonfire, you die in 2 seconds.
Goerge : "I can't have Tyrion? Hahaha 😄"
"No. That was not one of the options. 😐"
George : "Can't I just live forever? hahaha 😄"
"mNo 😑."
George seems so playful and engaged and the interviewer wants none of it
Please take care of your health Sir! We’re still waiting for the next books
He needs to lose 100 pounds.
Winds of winter, Fire and Blood 2 then he can go. The rate this dude writes we will be lucky to get winds of winter
@@apomtaylor8054 no dream of spring?
Been seeing a lot of George recently and I like it!
Don't ever die, George! We need you to finish those books.
The thing is. Freezing to death depends if you freeze peacefully in your sleep or if you have to watch every part of your body die to frostbite. On the other hand, dragonfire is almost instant. When the tarlys were roasted alive or even their army, it was not even a second until they were ash.
Dying by fire is a bad way to go, but I feel dragonfire is a different story. That thing can dismantle walls and melt bones, I think it'll be like being hit by artillery, maybe painful for a second, but you'd be atomized right after.
Glad to see that Mr Martin is as astute and violent as ever
Tywin and Otto are both monsters, but Tywin served loyally until Aerys betrayed him, Otto schemed against Jaehaerys, and Viserys from the start, using his daughter as a pawn.
I don't think he necessarily schemed against them, definitely not Jaehaeys. He just did what pretty much any lord in his position would do. Tywin would've done the same, and almost certainly would have married Cersei off to whoever that Targaryen king was at the time. The problem was that it was the Mad King Aerys, and not someone decent.
Is Mace Tyrell also evil in your book as he schemes to make Margaery queen? It seems anyone who tries to marry his house with the one on the iron throne is "evil" now.
@@kenmasters1803 youre like right on the cusp of understanding what the entire series is about
@@kenmasters1803 The Tyrells are evil yes. Idk with the books how complicit Mace was but the Tyrells schemed and succeeded in killing the king of the seven kingdoms. Sure it was Joffreys and he’s shit but they’re just as vile as the others
@@Al-ji4gd i dont see pretty much any lord sending their 15 year old daughter to seduce a disabled dementia patient, nor marry an obese alchoholic grieving widower. Tywin wanted a royal marriage but didnt start a war over it. Also its a lot more understandable for Tywin to want a royal marriage because the crown is so weak with Aerys as king and no dragons, that a Lannister marriage genuinely wouldve helped the Targaryens. The same is not true for Otto Hightower. When the Targaryens still had money, power, and dragons, Otto divided the realms resources by offering Alicent. Wheras marriage to a Velaryon, would actually offer something, like dragons and a fleet. Otto undermines the king and starts a war for his own ambition, Tywin wouldve financed the realm if Cersei had married Rhaegar.
Happiest I've seen him in an interview in whhhhile
Tywin is more agreeable, he still has ambitions like Otto and uses force more than the pen compared to Otto is strictly diplomatic. At the beginning of Aerys reign, he simply applied himself and did nothing but helped the realm and has his own issues but it doesn't get in the way of the job. Otto on the other hand furthers his own agenda and discretely encourages Viserys' reputation and relationship with his family to be ruined in order to supplant his own blood in his place as his endgame. We wouldn't know what it would be like if Tywin and Aerys remained amiable or if it would devolve into another Dance but the clear evidence that Tywin is better is because he was close friends with Aerys and wouldn't have any more ambition to supplant his friend yet so long as Joanna was alive to bind him. Otto and Viserys were on a strict professional relationship that only spiraled down to manipulation.
George actually portrayed himself as a maester in the GOT rpg game
I would 100% choose Tywin over Otto, he was really good as hand for Aerys until he went mad
Fun fact: Burning to death is only painful until your nerve endings are burnt, at which point it’s painless!
"Fun" fact: nerve endings are also located in your deep tissue including organs so the pain of burning alive continues long after the skin is gone.
@@johnsham7568 Fun fact #2: 1sec after being burned by a dragon there is no skin, no organs... only ashes; ergo, burning to death in this particular case= painless 😅
@@luminaratano3935 When fire drakes are real, we can talk "facts" about them.
@@johnsham7568 I admire ur sense of humor lmao
@@johnsham7568 You must be great fun at parties, but I can't imagine you get invited to many.
Currently reading the books and what an amazing world full of amazing characters with great dialogue.
"Would you rather...finish 'A Song of Ice and Fire', or 'FInish A Song of I ce and Fire'?"
....."next question"
Yesss, agree sir, I wish you could live forever
Whatever the alternative is, I would rather have Winds of Winter on my bookshelf
now i’m imagining the Hound busting around the tackle and just leveling dudes 😂
The interviewer, David Anthony Durham, wrote a very good trilogy himself called Acacia that I really enjoyed.
Rip to every fan that died and will die before the end of ASOIF
That's probably including Martin himself at this point.
Tywin has it all: he’s as clever (if not more), far more able as a warrior and battle commander, and he’s actually a loyal hand. It took a great deal of personal offence and insult before he turned against Aerys Targaryen.
Would you rather finish your series or make another HBO show?
Interviewer: Would you rather do absolutely anything and everything else except finishing your books?
GrrM: Yes.
The fact that GRRM even puts Otto in the same tier as Tywin is says a lot about Otto
Why he isn't my grandpa 😭 i love this guy so much 😭😭😭
Aww George, we would love for you to live forever. ❤️
Yeah maybe then we'd see books 6 and 7 actually come out
Everyone would like a dragon until they have it, yeah, good luck with that pal.
3:32 George is an older Peter Griffin confirmed lmao
😂😂
FrozenFire was my online gamer tag for awhile back in the 1994-2001 early internet age. Always thought it was a cool concept
Tywin betrayed his king. Otto, to his credit, never betrayed Viserys.
I love how fast he thought about his answers haha.
Laugh is crazy
I could read all day and write all day the things i like… then write the god damn last 2 books already
"Write all day"..... are you sure George?
Would you rather freeze to death beyond the wall, be burned by a dragon, or finish Winds of Winter?
The interviewer has the personality of a rock here
He should finish the damn book. it has been like ages
Would you rather finish the 6th book or.... there is no other choice. Finish the 6th book
He loves Tyrion so much😂🥰
Really interested to know what he really thinks or says about the dragon because of this whole thing about whether the Targs really control the dragons.
He'll never say it. Kinda like how valyrian steel is made. It's better to remain a mystery.
@@TJ-fe7rr I also suspect that there is some secret magic and purpose to why dragons bonded with the Targs, why they disappeared and reappeared with Danny.
The only clue thus far is Martin being really pissed with Dave and Dan when they showed Danny surviving the fire in the Dothraki city. He said that that the ability cannot be conjured at will and happened only once for a very special purpose (i.e the birth of her dragons)
@@rishabhaniket1952 There are hints that the dragons also have some primate DNA.
Human/dragon relationships seem more like a human bond or partnership, like you can never truly know the others mind. Whereas a warg can almost completely dominate the mind of other animals.
If I had to guess about the fire resistance during the dragon hatching ritual, it probably has something to do with the comets appearance providing power and protection. What exactly the relationship is, wether Danys actions influenced it's appearance or its appearance influenced Danys actions idk.
Hearing GRRM talk about football was so cool 😎
Dragon would be first choice, Otto would be my choice of hand (less dangerous/evil then Tywin) choice of death would be to freeze. A good question for him, would he rather remake season 8 or keep it the same.
Would you rather finish winds or push out a dragon picture book?
Would you rather
A) Do 15 years of interviews?
B) Finish the next damn book?
I would name GRRM to my kingsguard. I'd be honored to have Ser George Martin (The Martin that writes) protect me and guard my door while i sleep.
hes gonna chose everything except write
Fire would be a very painful way to die, yet I feel like DRAGON fire would be near instantaneous, turned to ash in an instant. Freezing on the other hand would take some time.
Did my man say he likes to write all day?
For Me: Meister, Dragon, I don't know anything about sports so I'll steal his answer and say the hound, Tywin as my hand, burn alive by dragonfire if it's instant. I think when you freeze you get real hot anyways so that sounds terrible and slow. Loved this interview with him, wish there were more questions!
I imagine Tywin would be good to have in times of war, but he's also very obnoxious and I'd reckon he'd patronize me at every turn. Hahaha
The way Tyrion wanted to die is definitely better than freezing or burning.
Would you rather finish your book this year or this year?
Love you George
Freezing on the wall would be much slower than being burned by dragon. Dragon fire runs extremally hot, I guess if it's focused on one person it burns through nerves and spinal chord in a manner of seconds. On the show we would see the bodies being practically disintegrated.
Would you rather finish the Song of Ice and fire or write scripts for TV series and movies?
The publishing company probably concerned they wont get their book before he dyes, "Let's get the most outta him first"
Freezing to death is slower, but a lot less painful. Once the frostbite gets your nerve endings, you just feel warm and tired and eventually just fall asleep forever
George saying that Dire Wolves would keep the raccoons away and not dragons implies that raccoons aren't scared of dragons. Somebody alert the Golden Company to outfit their ranks with racoon battalions asap!
”I could write all day”.
Funny.
would you rather:
finish the series or die
But dying with the dragon fire is so much quicker
I would have actually died of laughter if the guy asked him whether he would rather finish his book after a dozen years OR continue doing the stuff he actually does these days.
Lmao
Unlike in his works, here he goes straight to the points. GRRM has refused to tell us whether Robert's Rebellion was justified but we love you George.
I can't believe he had a hard time choosing between Tywin and Otto lajhdjskah Tywin always!
Would you rather finish your fucking book or sit around and protest?
@3:33 Yes, I remember / know how Tyrion described his ideal death. I am quite a big GOT fan, but I don't remember the name of such a minor character like Shagga son of Dolf. How can George R. R. Martin remember Shagga son of Dolf? That's soo awesome.
Would you rather finish writing a book or do literally anything else?
Would you rather /*literally every activity ever invented included eating raw human meat/* or finish asoiaf?
This man:
Would you rather -
1)finish writing the game of thrones books or
2) literally anything else
He picked the second
I mean another plus about a dragon is that it will almost certainly outlive you unless you get in a fight with someone else who has a dragon, so you won't have to deal with it dying.
I love this guy
I would definitely have Tywin as my hand
As much as I'd like to have a dragon, I feel like it'd drive me into the poor house to keep it alive, and it'd eat me once I couldn't afford to take care of it anymore lol. I guess one could let the Dragon go free range, but uhh... Not sure I'd last long with a country of pissed off humans looking for my head, dragon or not. I'd pick Direwolf for the long term stability, assuming no one else in the world is offered a Dragon or Direwolf, of course.
"Would you rather have a Dragon or a Direwolf?"
Now that, THAT is a difficult question!
Finish your books GRRM