question: Game of thrones a dance with dragons del 2?
context: Rachael Brown fra The Atlantic fandt A Dance with Dragons "uendeligt meget mere tilfredsstillende end dens forgænger, den dystre og trægke A Feast for Crows fra 2005. De aspekter af Martins værk, som har gjort ham populær hos fans, er der masser af her - en rig verdensopbygning, narrative drejninger og vridninger og grumme skildringer af menneskers kamp for magt. Karakterer, der blev savnet i Feast - Daenerys Targaryen, Tyrion Lannister og Jon Snow - fylder mere end en tredjedel af romanen, og Martin er klog nok til at give os mindst et kapitel fra (næsten) alle andre. Svagheder, der har plaget Martins tidligere bøger, er også til stede: for mange gentagelser, ualmindelig prosa og karakterer, der bruger de samme talemåder (og har sex på nøjagtig samme måde) uanset deres etnicitet, sociale klasse eller kontinent. Men selv om A Dance with Dragons skriger på en bedre redigering, er den stadig fuldt ud fængslende. Martin har gemt så mange ledetråde og røde spor i sine tidligere bind, at det er en fornøjelse at se visse brikker falde på plads."
context_en: The Atlantic's Rachael Brown found A Dance with Dragons "infinitely more satisfying than its predecessor, 2005's bleak and plodding A Feast for Crows. The aspects of Martin's work that have endeared him to fans are abundant here – rich world building, narrative twists and turns, and gritty depictions of the human struggle for power. Characters who were sorely missed in Feast – Daenerys Targaryen, Tyrion Lannister, and Jon Snow – make up more than a third of the novel, and Martin is wise enough to give us at least a chapter from (almost) everyone else. Weaknesses that have plagued Martin's previous books are also present: too much repetition, unexceptional prose, and characters who use the same idioms (and have sex in exactly the same manner) no matter their ethnicity, social class, or continent. But while A Dance with Dragons cries out for better editing, it remains entirely engrossing. Martin has hidden so many clues and red herrings throughout his previous volumes that it is a thrill to see certain pieces fall into place."
title_en: A Dance with Dragons