Who said that?

[The Imp]

Originally Posted by Arthur_Connelly

Ser Waymar Royce.

correct, you're up

[Arthur_Connelly]

"Even the truest knight cannot protect a king against himself,"

[southron sword]

Barristan Selmy?

[The Imp]

I think it was Ned to Ser Barristan, talking about Robert's "appaetites" I I happen to be correct it's SS's turn, my tag team partner for this answer. I will be in CHicago for the long weekend

[Arthur_Connelly]

You're correct, of course.

[The Imp]

I guess SS didn't see that I passed to him. In the interest of keeping things going................

I expect Boaz to get this one in seconds

"I believe my tongue is freezing to the roof of my mouth.”

[Ghost of Harrenhal]

Dolorous Edd?

[The Imp]

Originally Posted by Ghost of Harrenhal

Dolorous Edd?

Indeed it was

[Ghost of Harrenhal]

Someone can go in my place, I'm a bit busy for quotes at the moment.

[Centurion]

Here's one:

All sorts of people are calling themselves kings these days."

[Boaz]

Tyrion said that to Joffrey.

[Centurion]

Indeed, he did!

[Boaz]

I've not been able to access this page in four days...

I've selected some lines from a conversation. Please name both speakers.

First: "You were speaking of the Freys you wanted dead. Ryman, Edwyn, Emmon..."

Second: "And Walder Rivers, that whoreson... Ser Perwyn seems a decent fellow, though, might as well spare him. The women too. I'm to marry one..."

First: "The Freys are prickly where marriage contracts are concerned. I would hate to disappoint them again."

Second: "I'll wed and bed my stoat, never fear. I know what happened to Robb Stark."

[Ghost of Harrenhal]

Strongboar and Jaime?

[Boaz]

Jaime is the first speaker, but Ser Lyle Crakehall, aka the Strongboar, is incorrect.