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1. Muffled voices resounding from every direction had been growing louder with each step and for the first time in a while – at least since the last time she had been confronted by Mercer Frey – she was profoundly nervous
2. For all of his bluster, Mercer Frey was not immune to the pangs of grievous injury
3. She could hardly believe what she was witnessing from Mercer Frey
4. Other causes may include the seeking of attention from authorities or parents and resolving social issues such as bullying or lack of friends (Frey 2001)
5. Other causes include early experiences of watching adults or teenagers using fire inappropriately and lighting fires as a stress reliever (Frey 2001)
6. When around fires, a person suffering from pyromania gains intense interest or fascination and may also experience pleasure, gratification or relief (Frey 2001)
7. Once the situation is diagnosed, repeated therapy sessions usually help continue to a recovery (Frey 2001)
8. Treatment usually consists of more medication to prevent stress or emotional outbursts (Oliver) in addition to long-term psychotherapy (Frey 2001)
9. In adults, however, the recovery rate is generally poor and if an adult does recover it usually takes a longer period of time (Frey 2001)
10. David Frey is President of Marketing Best Practices Inc
11. “Was the older lord some kin to House Frey?” The Freys bore castles on their shields, and their holdings were not far from here
12. “The Frey arms are two blue towers connected by a bridge, on a grey field
13. On the wall behind them two huge banners hung from the rafters: the twin towers of Frey, blue on grey, and the green and white and yellow undy of the Butterwells
14. It fell to Lord Frey to lead the toasts
15. “Ser Franklyn Frey is well regarded along the Green Fork,” said Uthor Underleaf, who seemed to know these local heroes well
16. Once we have Butterwell’s gold and the swords of House Frey, Harrenhal will follow, then the Brackens
17. Ser Harbert rode a golden courser barded in black and decorated with the red and white serpents of House Paege, Ser Franklyn a sorrel whose grey silk trapper bore the twin towers of Frey
18. Lord Frey was beside them, dandling his snot-nosed son on one knee
19. Against Ser Addam Frey, a cousin to the bride, and a promising young lance
20. “Ser Franklyn of House Frey, a knight of the Twins, sworn to the Lord of the Crossing
21. On shield and surcoat and horse trappings he bore the twin towers of Frey
22. Butterwell and Frey were missing too, though Butterwell’s wife was still in her seat, looking bored and restive
23. This was Butterwell’s castle, his wedding, and Frey was father to his bride
24. “Did Lord Frey hear all this as well?”
25. Frey could flee, Dunk thought, but Butterwell does not have that option, and soon or late he will begin to wonder why Prince Maekar and his army have not turned up
26. Lord Frey is gone, and others will follow
27. Nearby, Lord Frey was seated in a camp chair with a cup of wine to hand and his hideous little heir squirming in his lap