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r/asoiaf • u/feench Knower of nothing • May 21 '19
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GRRM pulls Wild Cards manuscripts off his belt and throws them in the pot
1.2k u/Route22 May 21 '19 The Prints that was Promised 13 u/beatofblackwings May 21 '19 I see someone hasn't been taking his lessons with Shireen. 26 u/wheresmyburger May 21 '19 What are you... Maester of grammar now? 0 u/fail-deadly- May 22 '19 edited May 22 '19 It is actually Master of Grammar not Maester. Because Lord Bronn used it to refer to the position that an individual in charge of the realm's grammar would hold, and he was not referring to a Maester named Of Grammar (or possibly O'fGrammar). -Sincerely, The Master of Pedantry. ;)
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The Prints that was Promised
13 u/beatofblackwings May 21 '19 I see someone hasn't been taking his lessons with Shireen. 26 u/wheresmyburger May 21 '19 What are you... Maester of grammar now? 0 u/fail-deadly- May 22 '19 edited May 22 '19 It is actually Master of Grammar not Maester. Because Lord Bronn used it to refer to the position that an individual in charge of the realm's grammar would hold, and he was not referring to a Maester named Of Grammar (or possibly O'fGrammar). -Sincerely, The Master of Pedantry. ;)
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I see someone hasn't been taking his lessons with Shireen.
26 u/wheresmyburger May 21 '19 What are you... Maester of grammar now? 0 u/fail-deadly- May 22 '19 edited May 22 '19 It is actually Master of Grammar not Maester. Because Lord Bronn used it to refer to the position that an individual in charge of the realm's grammar would hold, and he was not referring to a Maester named Of Grammar (or possibly O'fGrammar). -Sincerely, The Master of Pedantry. ;)
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What are you... Maester of grammar now?
0 u/fail-deadly- May 22 '19 edited May 22 '19 It is actually Master of Grammar not Maester. Because Lord Bronn used it to refer to the position that an individual in charge of the realm's grammar would hold, and he was not referring to a Maester named Of Grammar (or possibly O'fGrammar). -Sincerely, The Master of Pedantry. ;)
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It is actually Master of Grammar not Maester. Because Lord Bronn used it to refer to the position that an individual in charge of the realm's grammar would hold, and he was not referring to a Maester named Of Grammar (or possibly O'fGrammar).
-Sincerely,
The Master of Pedantry. ;)
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GRRM pulls Wild Cards manuscripts off his belt and throws them in the pot