A Clash Of Kings

A Clash Of Kings is the second book in the series A Song Of Ice And Fire. George R. R. Martin wrote the book. The book picks up right where the first one ended, with little or no time passing. Throughout the books very little time passes, which I found odd considering how much happens in the books. The plot of the second book is that Robb is declared the king of the north and he is marching to war against the king of the south, Joffery. While they are fighting there war another is being fought on the wall. Which is a massive seven hundred foot high wall made of ice. The soldiers of the wall are fighting against the white walkers. The undead. Only though I have read about 100 pages I can already begin to see that many of the characters are still having many problems. The Starks are still grieving over their father who was killed by Joffrey. And Bran who is just eight years old has to be the lord of their castle until Robb returns. For the Lanisters there is Cersei who has the emotional problem of her brother. Who has been captured by the starks. Cersei is also incestuous with him. Although there are many other conflicting problems with the book the oddest thing I have found so far is that the author decided to take out one of the main characters of the first book and make them into a supporting character. Since each chapter is about a specific character I looked ahead and found that the chapters on Daenerys are short and scarce. I’ve read around 100 pages and yet she has not appeared in the book. But I’m sure as I continue to read the book many more interesting characters and events will appear.