A fúria dos reis
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- Language
- Portuguese
- Published
- 2015
- Publisher
- Leya
- Pages
- 651
- ISBN
- 9788544102930
A comet the color of blood and flame hangs in the sky, a dire omen for the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. The brief peace is over, and the Iron Throne is the prize in a bloody free-for-all. With King Robert Baratheon dead, his brothers each declare themselves the rightful heir, while in the North, the Starks rally their banners to carve out an independent kingdom. From the ancient citadel of Dragonstone to the war-torn Riverlands, alliances are forged in whispers and broken with steel. Brother plots against brother, ancient magic stirs, and honor is a luxury few can afford when the land itself trembles under the march of armies.
While would-be kings maneuver for power, new and terrifying forces gather on the fringes of the civilized world. Beyond the Wall, the Night's Watch ventures into the frozen wastes to confront a growing wildling army. Across the Narrow Sea, the exiled queen Daenerys Targaryen, last of her line, leads her followers through a harsh desert with three newborn dragons, determined to reclaim what was stolen from her. This is a story of ambition and betrayal, where a princess masquerades as an orphan, a dwarf wields immense power through intellect, and the dead rise to walk in the night. In a realm where victory may go to those with the coldest hearts, the clash of kings has begun, and no one is safe from the fallout.
While would-be kings maneuver for power, new and terrifying forces gather on the fringes of the civilized world. Beyond the Wall, the Night's Watch ventures into the frozen wastes to confront a growing wildling army. Across the Narrow Sea, the exiled queen Daenerys Targaryen, last of her line, leads her followers through a harsh desert with three newborn dragons, determined to reclaim what was stolen from her. This is a story of ambition and betrayal, where a princess masquerades as an orphan, a dwarf wields immense power through intellect, and the dead rise to walk in the night. In a realm where victory may go to those with the coldest hearts, the clash of kings has begun, and no one is safe from the fallout.
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A Clash of KingsOriginally published in 1998 English HarperCollins
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A crimson comet streaks across the sky, a fiery omen heralding a time of unprecedented strife and shadowed prophecies. The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros are torn asunder, plunged into the brutal War of the Five Kings. Young Joffrey, seated precariously on the Iron Throne, finds his claim challenged by two of his late father's brothers: the stern and unyielding Stannis Baratheon, and the charismatic, widely beloved Renly Baratheon. Each lays claim to the crown, rallying lords and armies to their banners, while in the North, Robb Stark, fresh from his victories against the Lannisters, is crowned King in the North, his direwolf Grey Wind ever at his side.
In King's Landing, the viper's nest of court intrigue, Tyrion Lannister arrives as acting Hand of the King, a dwarf with a sharp mind and an even sharper tongue. He navigates the treacherous currents of power, battling wits with his sister, Queen Cersei, and striving to secure the city's defenses against the encroaching war. His efforts are tireless, even as he endures the cruelties of his nephew Joffrey and plots to outmaneuver the various factions vying for influence. Meanwhile, Sansa Stark, a hostage in all but name, endures Joffrey's sadistic whims and the constant threat of violence, clinging to a desperate hope of escape.
Far from the clutches of King's Landing, Arya Stark, disguised as a boy, embarks on a perilous journey north with a recruiter for the Night's Watch. Her path is fraught with danger, leading her to the grim fortress of Harrenhal, where she becomes a cupbearer to Tywin Lannister himself. There, she encounters the enigmatic Jaqen H'ghar, a man who offers her three deaths in exchange for saving his life, a debt she uses to exact a measure of vengeance against those who wronged her and her family. Her escape from Harrenhal leaves her with a mysterious iron coin and a whispered word: "Valar Morghulis."
In the icy reaches beyond the Wall, Jon Snow, a man of the Night's Watch, ventures into the unforgiving wilderness with a scouting party. They seek to uncover the truth behind the wildlings' movements, who are said to be uniting under a King-Beyond-the-Wall, Mance Rayder. Jon is forced to make a harrowing choice, infiltrating the wildling host and feigning betrayal of the Watch to learn their true intentions. He discovers a terrifying truth: a massive army of wildlings, giants, and mammoths is marching south, poised to breach the ancient barrier.
Back in the familiar, yet now alien, lands of the North, young Bran Stark, crippled and confined to Winterfell, finds solace and mystery in his dreams. He delves deeper into his warg abilities, experiencing the world through the eyes of his direwolf, Summer. His brother, Robb, sends their childhood friend and ward, Theon Greyjoy, to the Iron Islands, hoping to forge an alliance with his father, Balon Greyjoy. But Theon, consumed by a desire to reclaim his heritage and prove his worth, betrays the Starks, seizing Winterfell and taking Bran and his younger brother Rickon captive, a cruel twist that devastates the North.
Across the Narrow Sea, Daenerys Targaryen, the Mother of Dragons, continues her desperate quest for an army and a way back to Westeros. With her three young dragons, she journeys to the opulent city of Qarth, seeking aid from its wealthy merchants and warlocks. Though her dragons make her a figure of fascination, true support proves elusive. She faces betrayal and shadowy threats, ultimately venturing into the House of the Undying, where she confronts bewildering visions and the warlocks' dark magic, before her dragons burn their lair to the ground.
The war reaches its devastating crescendo at the Battle of the Blackwater. Stannis Baratheon, guided by the fiery priestess Melisandre, launches a massive naval assault on King's Landing. The city is thrown into chaos, its defenders struggling against Stannis's relentless forces. Wildfire consumes ships and men in a green inferno, and the fate of the capital hangs by a thread. Tyrion Lannister, despite his injuries and the disdain of his family, bravely leads the defense, inspiring the city's remaining forces. Just as all seems lost, a timely arrival turns the tide, securing a desperate victory for the Lannisters and leaving the realm teetering on the brink of an uncertain future.
In King's Landing, the viper's nest of court intrigue, Tyrion Lannister arrives as acting Hand of the King, a dwarf with a sharp mind and an even sharper tongue. He navigates the treacherous currents of power, battling wits with his sister, Queen Cersei, and striving to secure the city's defenses against the encroaching war. His efforts are tireless, even as he endures the cruelties of his nephew Joffrey and plots to outmaneuver the various factions vying for influence. Meanwhile, Sansa Stark, a hostage in all but name, endures Joffrey's sadistic whims and the constant threat of violence, clinging to a desperate hope of escape.
Far from the clutches of King's Landing, Arya Stark, disguised as a boy, embarks on a perilous journey north with a recruiter for the Night's Watch. Her path is fraught with danger, leading her to the grim fortress of Harrenhal, where she becomes a cupbearer to Tywin Lannister himself. There, she encounters the enigmatic Jaqen H'ghar, a man who offers her three deaths in exchange for saving his life, a debt she uses to exact a measure of vengeance against those who wronged her and her family. Her escape from Harrenhal leaves her with a mysterious iron coin and a whispered word: "Valar Morghulis."
In the icy reaches beyond the Wall, Jon Snow, a man of the Night's Watch, ventures into the unforgiving wilderness with a scouting party. They seek to uncover the truth behind the wildlings' movements, who are said to be uniting under a King-Beyond-the-Wall, Mance Rayder. Jon is forced to make a harrowing choice, infiltrating the wildling host and feigning betrayal of the Watch to learn their true intentions. He discovers a terrifying truth: a massive army of wildlings, giants, and mammoths is marching south, poised to breach the ancient barrier.
Back in the familiar, yet now alien, lands of the North, young Bran Stark, crippled and confined to Winterfell, finds solace and mystery in his dreams. He delves deeper into his warg abilities, experiencing the world through the eyes of his direwolf, Summer. His brother, Robb, sends their childhood friend and ward, Theon Greyjoy, to the Iron Islands, hoping to forge an alliance with his father, Balon Greyjoy. But Theon, consumed by a desire to reclaim his heritage and prove his worth, betrays the Starks, seizing Winterfell and taking Bran and his younger brother Rickon captive, a cruel twist that devastates the North.
Across the Narrow Sea, Daenerys Targaryen, the Mother of Dragons, continues her desperate quest for an army and a way back to Westeros. With her three young dragons, she journeys to the opulent city of Qarth, seeking aid from its wealthy merchants and warlocks. Though her dragons make her a figure of fascination, true support proves elusive. She faces betrayal and shadowy threats, ultimately venturing into the House of the Undying, where she confronts bewildering visions and the warlocks' dark magic, before her dragons burn their lair to the ground.
The war reaches its devastating crescendo at the Battle of the Blackwater. Stannis Baratheon, guided by the fiery priestess Melisandre, launches a massive naval assault on King's Landing. The city is thrown into chaos, its defenders struggling against Stannis's relentless forces. Wildfire consumes ships and men in a green inferno, and the fate of the capital hangs by a thread. Tyrion Lannister, despite his injuries and the disdain of his family, bravely leads the defense, inspiring the city's remaining forces. Just as all seems lost, a timely arrival turns the tide, securing a desperate victory for the Lannisters and leaving the realm teetering on the brink of an uncertain future.
What other readers say
Liked
Readers largely praise the book for its captivating and addictive nature, often describing it as a truly immersive experience that leaves them eager for the next installment. The world-building is consistently highlighted as exceptional, with reviewers commending its depth, intricate details, rich history, and the author's expansive vision. Many appreciate the complex and well-developed characters, particularly those who are morally grey, witty, or demonstrate resilience. The narrative's strength lies in its engaging politics, shifting alliances, and the pervasive sense of tension and unpredictability that keeps readers hooked. The prose is often lauded for its immersive quality and the author's ability to plant narrative "seeds" that lead to satisfying developments. Overall, the book is considered a brilliant and worthy sequel that effectively expands upon the foundation laid by its predecessor, with some even finding it more enjoyable than the first.
Disliked
However, several reviewers note significant drawbacks, primarily concerning the pacing. Many describe the book as slower than the first, with lengthy sections that feel dreary, bleak, or even boring, particularly certain character perspectives. A common criticism is the lack of direct action, with many important battles and events being conveyed through hearsay or off-page discussions, leaving some readers disappointed. The sheer number of characters and families introduced can also be overwhelming, making it difficult to keep track of everyone. Some find specific character portrayals problematic, citing a character's "creepy" or "dimwitted" qualities, or finding certain storylines underdeveloped or unnecessary. Additionally, the book's increased graphic violence and sexual content, which some deem excessive, is mentioned as a point of concern. Reviewers also observe that the book often feels like a setup for future installments, with little resolved by its conclusion.
In short
In conclusion, the book is an epic fantasy that excels in creating a vast, intricate world populated by compelling, if often morally ambiguous, characters. While its slower pacing and tendency to relay events indirectly may not appeal to all, it offers a deeply engaging experience for those who appreciate detailed world-building, complex political intrigue, and character-driven narratives that prioritize development over constant action. Readers who enjoy an unpredictable and often brutal story, are patient with extensive exposition, and are willing to immerse themselves in a dense fantasy universe will likely find this sequel immensely rewarding.
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