Rat Cook - A Wiki of Ice and Fire
WEBThey cursed the cook and transformed him into a massive rat who was doomed to be unable to eat anything but his own young. [1] According to the story, the Rat Cook is an enormous white rat who still lives in the Nightfort today, and all the other rats that inhabit the Nightfort are his descendants. [1]
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WEBThe Rat Cook [1] is the subject of legends and myths in the Seven Kingdoms. According to the legend, a King once paid a visit to the Nightfort, then the chief castle on the Wall. Due to some offense by the king (Bran couldn't remember the exact reason when he recounts the tale), the cook killed...
How to Cook Mice (and Rats) - Practical Self Reliance
WEBDec 6, 2018 · It seems that most places don’t bother with cooking mice, but stick with the much larger rats. There are some exceptions though. An author writing for serious eats describes eating mice in Vietnam, prepared two ways.
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WEBThe Rat Cook is a legendary figure in the A Song of Ice and Fire novel series. Like the Night's King, he is an infamous member of the Night's Watch, notoriously known in tales for tricking an Andal king into becoming a cannibal by making him eat a pie that was baked from the remains of his son...
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WEBApr 20, 2017 · He became infamous when he served an Andal king (identified either as King Tywell II of the Rock or King Oswell I of the Vale[2]) a pie that was made of bacon and, unknown to the king, the king's son. The cook killed the prince in revenge for a wrong the king supposedly did to him.
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WEBThe Rat Cook - A Song of Ice and Fire. Yes, I was singing it in this week's Viral, yes, it is the catchiest tune I could come up with, yes, you can sing along AND PLEASE DO!!
Revisiting the Rat Cook, Part 5: "Those were the only choices"
WEBDec 21, 2023 · The “Rat Cook” story, in which the cook is able to kill the King’s son and deceive the King, is not only about the broken social contract of “guest right”, but also about the broken social contract of hierarchical power.
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WEBMay 25, 2015 · The Rat Cook is the subject of legends and myths in the Seven Kingdoms. According to these legends, a King once paid a visit to the Nightfort, then the chief castle on the Wall. Due to some offense by the king, the cook killed the king’s son and served his flesh in a pie to the unknowing king.
Revisiting the Rat Cook Part 7: Sandor and Arya, a dead Hound ... - Reddit
WEBJan 5, 2024 · In Harrenhal, Arya even leverages her position of non-power in order to revolt, as with the “weasel soup,” itself a callback to the Rat Cook story, where vengeance is brought from the kitchens to be wrought upon the rulers.
Revisiting the Rat Cook, Part 1: The Best Pie, and Lord Lamprey
WEBDec 13, 2023 · In the Rat Cook story, after the Rat Cook's punishment, he spends an immortal future forever eating his own descendants, a scenario in which Bran describes the rats of the Nightfort as “children running from their father”.