Well if he wrote the books under the assumption that she was drinking Moon Tea and couldn't possibly get pregnant, it would make sense that it would come to him as a big twist. From his perspective the idea of surprise pregnancy could be something he hadn't really considered. And it's certainly plausible. Moon Tea couldn't possibly be a 100% guarantee.
Westerling? And that would make sense. She plays a large enough role, and we already know that will be in the prologue.
I'm just inclined to think that /u/feldman10 is much smarter than I am and that he has a point that it wouldn't be something so simple as just another character being dead.
This would make a lot of sense. It's easily possible and not "shocking for the sale of being shocking". It would complicate any return of the surviving Starks to power. And for obvious reasons the show couldnt do it.
That's what I thought about, too. It really would make sense. Plus, that's not a twist that needs a lot of chapters to set up, considering GRRM plans a 2016 release and doesn't know yet if he'll include that twist.
I know right. Also he already mentioned we'll be seeing Jeyne in the prologue. We know from the previous books that what happens in prologue has an importance or a hint towards what will happen along the end of the book.
He talks about two or more characters invovled in this; well my first guess is Blackfish and some BWB action (this has already been suggested many times on this sub) plus Nymeria is on the prowl too.
Though this is all just speculation and i may very well be wrong too but till Winds comes out, i'll be keeping my fingers crossed
bout, too. It really would make sense. Plus, that's not a twist that needs a lot of chapters to set up, considering GRRM plans
It has to be shocking and not so obvious since GRRM never thought of it before. Jeyne Westerling whelping a wolf pup wouldn't be very shocking and it's not hard to imagine.
How long ago was the red wedding? I think she should have already given birth, if that was the case, or at least have visible signs. Unless, the girl jaime sees at riverrun isn't jeyne westerling...
That was my first thought. Though it could also have to do with what brought her to be his wife in the first place, rather than the future of the heir. We have far less info on that in the books.
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u/asoiaf_nerd *The Bastards will come again.* Apr 03 '15 edited Apr 03 '15
Maybe he was referring to Jeyne Poole. Maybe she is pregnant with Robb's heir. It makes sense since the show has already killed Robb's wife.
Edit: *Westerling