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Hello everyone

I'm Colombian and I recently found this subreddit. I was surprised to find answers to the questions I had when I learned about the Kashmir conflict, especially regarding the independence of the Kashmir nation from belonging to India or Pakistan.

Even so, I have some specific questions that I think would be better to ask you directly.

Is there a significant Kashmiri diaspora? If so, do they identify as Kashmiri or according to their passports (Indian or Pakistani)?

Is Kashmir a Muslim-majority country? If so, what kind of relationship do they feel they have with other Muslim nations, especially Pakistan?

Do you know any Christians? In general, what is your opinion of Christianity, specifically Catholicism?

Do you know anything about Latin America or Colombia in particular?

As you know, Brynden Tully refused to marry Bethany Redwyne and remained single, but what if he had married?

Let's suppose he still earned his nickname, the Blackfish, but since he still disliked marriage, he only fathered one child. The other day I made a post discussing the possibility of a daughter, but today I want to discuss broader possibilities.

If the OC were male, but were in Arbor during WOTFK, how do you think he would react when the Reach allied with the Lannisters? Remember that, being half-Redwyne, he's a cousin of the twins, and they were hostages in King's Landing. More importantly, how would the Lannisters react to a Tully who didn't participate in the war?

I'd also like to discuss in general the possibility of having more Tullys in the story, such as Edmure's younger brother who died as a baby. Although in that case I think it would be more interesting if it were another girl; Hoster could betroth her to Willas (as I proposed with the Blackfish's daughter), and they could be married at the start of AGOT.

In that case, do you think Robb Stark would recognize Renly as king if his aunt is Willas's wife?

Hey there!

Yesterday I was rereading Cersei and Margaery's conversation in the Sept of Baelor, the one where it's mentioned that only a knight of the Kingsguard can defend a queen's honor.

That said, didn't custom dictate that a knight of the Kingsguard represent Joffrey during Tyrion's trial? What do you think?

Hello there!

A while ago, I came up with a story where the Blackfish marries Bethany Redwyne and has two children with her. However, that story didn't work, perhaps because I was simply sticking too closely to canon (the Blackfish's son accompanied his father to WOTFK).

The other day I revisited the idea and, after several attempts, decided it would be better if Brynden Tully only had one daughter, partly as a reflection of his negligence regarding marriage (since he's still fighting with Hoster and earning the nickname Blackfish).

This daughter would be in Arbor for most of the war (remember that the Redwynes were neutral because Hobber and Horas were Cersei's hostages) and would marry Willas after Sansa marries Tyrion. This way, the Tyrells conceal their plot to take Sansa to Highgarden and ensure that the heir to the Reach has the blood of a great knight (and rights to Riverrun, of course).

Anyway, the story runs parallel to AFFC, which brings me to the Siege of Riverrun. Would the Blackfish flee as he did in canon if his daughter were married to Willas Tyrell? Would he join the Night's Watch as Jaime proposed? What else would you recommend for the fic?

Hi everyone

I want to write a story where the Starklings' genders are reversed. Do you have any particular advice? In this story, FemRobb is engaged to Joffrey, and FemBran doesn't fall from the tower. Both accompany Ned to the capital and he ends up dying anyway upon discovering the twincest.

Tentative names:

Robb --> Celia; because Robb is a Riverlands name and Catelyn named her; however, her name could also be Lyarra, but I don't know, it sounds cliché.

Jon --> Jeyne; because Jeyne is the female form of Jon, haha.

Sansa --> Rodrik; because I couldn't find any Stark or Northern names that begin with "s," so Rodrik could be Ned's first maleborn.

Arya --> Artos; because both sound similar, and the last Artos Stark was a hero for the North.

Brandon --> Branda; well, Branda is Brandon for women.

Rickon --> Ricka; I couldn't think of anything else, the only problem is that it sounds a bit too long and there's already another name that starts with R.