Rhapsodies

This illustration showing Tyrion returning to the Inn at the Crossroads, where he sees how his father “rewards” Masha Heddle, the innkeeper, for “letting” Catelyn kidnap him, went extremely well.

My main problem with it was overthinking how Tyrion could dismount a horse. This is mostly because Martin is all over the place with just how handicapped Tyrion is in the first book, from being able to do acrobatics in his first appearance and needing a cane elsewhere. Also, I assumed he had a special saddle to ride similar to the one he designed for Bran, and that was taken from him when he was taken to the Eyrie.

Besides that my issues are minor. Based on the text I probably should have shown the innkeeper’s frontside.

Also, I’m terrible at drawing horses.

He dismounted and glanced up at what remained of the corpse. The birds had eaten her lips and eyes and most of her cheeks, barring her stained red teeth in a hideous smile. “A room, a meal, and a flagon of wine, that was all I asked,” he reminded her with a sigh of reproach.