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Allen Begierden muss man mit dieser frage begegnen: Welche Konsequenzen hat es für mich, wenn sich dasjenige erfüllt, was meine Begierde ersehnt? Und welche hat es, wenn sich das nicht erfüllen würde?

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May 22 2012

07:21

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May 20 2012

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May 19 2012

19:45

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May 18 2012

22:37

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And then there are some things that are just don’t square with history. In some sense I’m trying to respond to that. [For example] the arranged marriage, which you see constantly in the historical fiction and television show, almost always when there’s an arranged marriage, the girl doesn’t want it and rejects it and she runs off with the stable boy instead. This never fucking happened. It just didn’t. There were thousands, tens of thousand, perhaps hundreds of thousands of arranged marriages in the nobility through the thousand years of Middle Ages and people went through with them. That’s how you did it. It wasn’t questioned. Yeah, occasionally you would want someone else, but you wouldn’t run off with the stable boy.

And that’s another of my pet peeves about fantasies. The bad authors adopt the class structures of the Middle Ages; where you had the royalty and then you had the nobility and you had the merchant class and then you have the peasants and so forth. But they don’t’ seem to realize what it actually meant. They have scenes where the spunky peasant girl tells off the pretty prince. The pretty prince would have raped the spunky peasant girl. He would have put her in the stocks and then had garbage thrown at her. You know.

I mean, the class structures in places like this had teeth. They had consequences. And people were brought up from their childhood to know their place and to know that duties of their class and the privileges of their class. It was always a source of friction when someone got outside of that thing. And I tried to reflect that.

- George R.R. Martin

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May 17 2012

21:11

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May 16 2012

16:15

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— Why Nikola Tesla was the greatest geek who ever lived - The Oatmeal

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like scrolling through all funny netcrap and cute kittenz and thoughtful sayings and colorful candies - and then suddenly feel the urgent need to stab a fork into my eyes.

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