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Robert the Bruce led Scotland to independence following the execution of William Wallace. Some of The Bruce’s key turning points were as follows and they bear many similarities to Stannis Baratheons story arc.
Firstly: -When claiming the crown of Scotland Robert stabbed his competition in the heart during a peaceful meeting in a church, which was seen as incredibly dishonourable and blasphemous. -this seems very similar to Stannis killing Renly using the shadow baby
Second: -Robert gathered his clansman under his new crown and await battle with the English but surprise attacked during the night catching the clans off guard. This defeat scattered his army and send The Bruce into hiding. -This defeat is similar to Stannis’s defeat at the Blackwater. The Lannister’s and Tyrells sneak up on Stannis’s forces while they are sieging Kings Landing
And Thirdly: -The Battle of Loudoun Hill. Robert knee the English Forces we’re coming to meet him and made brilliant preparations. He had a much smaller forces than his opponent and used the land to his advantage. Having marsh lands on his flanks and digging spike pits and trenches to render cavalry ineffective. This victory sent the English right out of Scotland -Loudoun Hill has a close resemblance to the impending battle of ice. If you haven’t read the night lamp theory I highly recommend it and believe it will be accurate in TWOW. Stannis is in a small town flanked with ice lakes that have been drilled be fisherman making the ice very brittle. There is a light tower in the center of the town. A Frey army is marching against Stannis’s forces at the lake town. This Frey army won’t know the land and will walk into Stannis’s trap and be defeated.
I was watching a documentary about Scottish highlanders and noticed all these similarities let me know what you think and what your predictions are.
What do you think on this book? I want to open my third eye idk of this is a good book to start understanding.
Looking to find the software that was used in this guided book that was on a CD. if anyone has it. I know the book says it's not necessary but it also says it can be useful and I don't mind trying out software for this.
Easily one of the most memorable quotes from a movie already full of memorable dialogue.
>At last, you know what it means to hate. Now you're ready to be a king.
What was the meaning of this when the Bruce's father told him this after he discovers the Leper was the one who turned William in to the English and Robert was so outraged he had the Bruce Patriarch in his hands, wanting to choke him to death on the spot?
How come Leper Dad felt the future Bruce King had to learn the power of hate?
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Altman probably has too many movies to fit into one set, but if you took out the ones which are already in the collection, you could easily fill one with some of his more essential movies. The Long Goodbye is so hard to find on blu-ray and California Split never even got a blu-ray release so having those two in the collection would be incredible whether they were in a box or as individual films.
I just watched my first two Hepburn movies yesterday, Funny Face & Charade and I thought they were delightful. I think a set of her 5 or 6 most essential movies would be fantastic. The Bruce Lee set is one of my favorite Criterion releases so I think doing another one centered around a movie star of that caliber would be cool.
Edit- I was informed by a commenter that The Long Goodbye has two available blu-rays, which I was actually aware of but the issue had been that neither were in stock anytime I checked. Arrow & Kino Lorber both have this film available to purchase
Greetings Everyone!
I'm still currently trying to AP consciously for the first time. And I am reading Robert Bruce's work "Astral Dynamics" or something, and he mentions a few times that he does trance meditation. Is this a specific thing he's doing? Can anyone please explain how you do it or give pointers?
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Easily one of the most memorable quotes from a movie already full of memorable dialogue.
>At last, you know what it means to hate. Now you're ready to be a king.
What was the meaning of this when the Bruce's father told him this after he discovers the Leper was the one who turned William in to the English and Robert was so outraged he had the Bruce Patriarch in his hands, wanting to choke him to death on the spot?
How come Leper Dad felt the future Bruce King had to learn the power of hate?
>At last, you know what it means to hate. Now you're ready to be a king.
What was the meaning of this when the Bruce's father told him this after he discovers the Leper was the one who turned William in to the English and Robert was so outraged he had the Bruce Patriarch in his hands, wanting to choke him to death on the spot?
How come Leper Dad felt the future Bruce King had to learn the power of hate?
