There are quite a few scenes that are different in the series compared to the books. For example, the entire Farmhouse scene, with the stealing of the silver, and then finding the people dead, and Sandor digging them graves, is not in the books.
Okay, so I think I've narrowed it down to the following scene:
"Arya and Clegane reach a river which Arya thinks might be the Blackwater, but it is flooded far beyond its banks and impassable, to Clegane’s dismay. Arya has tried several times to escape, but failed each time, and Clegane threatens her anew at every attempt; Arya tries to reassure herself that Beric will catch up with them soon. They follow the river downstream through driving miserable rain until they reach Harroway town, which is almost completely flooded as well, but the ferry is still in operation. Clegane calls to the ferrymen, promising he can pay, and they come to get him. The ferryman demands three dragons for passage; Clegane promises on knight’s honor to pay once they’re across."
"Arya and Clegane reach a river which Arya thinks might be the Blackwater, but it is flooded far beyond its banks and impassable, to Clegane’s dismay. Arya has tried several times to escape, but failed each time, and Clegane threatens her anew at every attempt; Arya tries to reassure herself that Beric will catch up with them soon. They follow the river downstream through driving miserable rain until they reach Harroway town, which is almost completely flooded as well, but the ferry is still in operation. Clegane calls to the ferrymen, promising he can pay, and they come to get him. The ferryman demands three dragons for passage; Clegane promises on knight’s honor to pay once they’re across."
Except, of course, that Sandor's not a sworn knight. 
But that definitely seems like it relates to clue 2, yes! So, now, what's up with the chimneys? Could that be a reference to the Twins, like was said earlier?
Was there a point at which Stranger got uneasy, right then?
But that definitely seems like it relates to clue 2, yes! So, now, what's up with the chimneys? Could that be a reference to the Twins, like was said earlier?
Was there a point at which Stranger got uneasy, right then?
http://studynovels.com/Page/Story?bookId=500&pageNo=111
I've entered 3 gold, 6 gold, 10 gold, 9000 gold, a dead man's note, Lord Harroway's Town. This passage mentions chimneys poking up from the water, but nothing about what's trotted between them.
I've entered 3 gold, 6 gold, 10 gold, 9000 gold, a dead man's note, Lord Harroway's Town. This passage mentions chimneys poking up from the water, but nothing about what's trotted between them.
"The two-headed horse eased slowly through the shallows, picking its way between the chimneys and rooftops of drowned Harroway."
Edit: I've not seen much GoT, so I dont know how significant this is or if its even a literal 2 headed horse.
Edit: I've not seen much GoT, so I dont know how significant this is or if its even a literal 2 headed horse.
Noone, I think that's right on point!
House Roote of Lord Harroway's Town blazons their arms with a two-headed horse, brown, on a field of wavy green and green.
The ferry in Harroway's Town has carved horse heads, and is I think referred to as "the two-headed horse"
The two headed horse is the boat from what I can find as well
I've tried ...
two-headed water horse
two-headed horse
water horse
ferry
two-headed horse ferry
Old King Andahar...
two-headed water horse
two-headed horse
water horse
ferry
two-headed horse ferry
Old King Andahar...
The two headed water horse it was! 
Ahh, someone popped it! MAN we were cose
Good job everybody!
Yes!
and we unlocked more puzzles! Woo!
Reading this topic made my heart swell with joy and pride. The teamwork and cleverness in here was incredible. EXCELLENT work everyone!
One less to go! whohooo
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