Dyre Den
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Dyre Den is the castle of House Brune of Dyre Den, built on a sea cliff at the point where the road out of Maidenpool ends. It isn't a place anyone stumbles upon: the path leading up to its towers is hidden in a cleft in the rock.
Its name enters the story through a brief episode: while searching for a jester looking to take ship elsewhere, Brienne of Tarth passed by its walls without going in.
Description of the castle
The castle is small, with three towers that lean rather than stand straight. It sits on the edge of a cliff above the sea, at the far end of the road running from Maidenpool.
Reaching it means climbing a steep, stony path, partly cut into steps in the rock itself, hidden in a cleft in the cliff face. It is the seat of House Brune of Dyre Den.
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Brienne and Podrick's passage
Dick Crabb, Brienne of Tarth, and Podrick Payne passed by the castle without stopping, following the trail of a jester who wanted passage on a ship from the area.
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The physical world
Se llega por un sendero pedregoso y empinado, oculto en una hendidura de la roca y con algunos peldaños tallados.
What it is like · Festín de Cuervos, Capítulo 20, Brienne.
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Where it appears
In the books (1)
- A Feast for Crows
By work
| Work | Format | Where it is told |
|---|---|---|
| A Feast for Crows | Book | Brienne and Podrick's passage |