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  <title>A Clash of Kings, Vol. 12 [Catelyn 2 / Jon 3]</title>
  <description>Check out Cam's latest novel / audio drama here! We have argued for a number of months now that A Clash of Kings was written in thematic couplets, and that has never been more true than it is in this discussion, which juxtaposes Jon and Catelyn to reveal their striking similarities. GRRM also uses the repeated structure of these two chapters to draw out some shocking implications: equating Stannis with the White Walkers and interrogating Catelyn’s treatment of Jon. Maggie investigates the endless blame game that stretches across these pages alongside a worryingly widespread trend of deferred responsibility. Cam revisits our “living ghosts” theory to figure out why all of our would-be kings feel like they’ve already lost the war. LINKS:&amp;amp;nbsp;Patreon,&amp;amp;nbsp;YouTube,&amp;amp;nbsp;Spotify,&amp;amp;nbsp;Instagram Feedback &amp;amp;amp; Theories:&amp;amp;nbsp;secondbreakfastpod@gmail.com 00:00 Dunk &amp;amp;amp; Egg 02:20 Recap of Chapters 20:46 Combative Couplets 28:31 Implication &amp;amp;amp; Accusation 35:13 Deferred Responsibility 42:21 A Parade of Dead Kings 45:11 Five Faustian Bargains 50:15 Closing Thoughts </description>
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