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bond-girl.livejournal.com ([identity profile] bond-girl.livejournal.com) wrote in [community profile] loras_renly2011-06-19 06:25 pm

the teaches of peaches : conspiracy theory

While you're pacing in front of your TV in wait for the finale, LET'S TALK ABOUT FRUIT. The one that is relevant to our interests.

What do you think Renly's peach means? Does it come back to haunt us? Absolutely all opinions are welcome.



I was so baffled by this scene in the book! Is there more to it than Renly shamelessly taunting Stannis with the power of Highgarden behind him?

Somehow, I don't feel it was a non-subtle GRRM way to flaunt his sexuality in a 'haha that Renly is a fruit' way. Totally another genre and it would clash with the mood of the scene, in my opinion. Both Stannis and I are confused, and the fact that Stannis keeps coming back to it, this tickles my conspiracy theory radar. Unless it's just a way to show that even a lobster can feel remorse. Idk, will Stannis be killed by a well-thrown giant peach, choked by his afternoon sangria, move to Georgia? Or is there a symbolism that escapes me?

(I am on the third book, fwiw.)


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[identity profile] alexandral.livejournal.com 2011-06-21 10:15 pm (UTC)(link)
You never know with Martin, we can choke on a peach or something kile that. :D

I do think Renly is dead for good, though. I am sorry!

Oh god, Gendry in a brothel?

He wasn't really in a brothel. :D They stayed because they had nowhere to stay, Arya is all "Let's stay here!!!" and Gendry "Are you sure". I ship them in the show, I always imagined Genry uglier in the book.

[identity profile] alexandral.livejournal.com 2011-06-21 10:49 pm (UTC)(link)
Joff needs someone to be shipped with. Actully, without joke, I do sometimes think that may Joff did not like the girls all that much - there is no indication in the books that the was interested in any of the girls.