I remember reading the end of that book and being a little bit upset that the series was over , but nothing close to tearing up . I walked out of my bedroom and went downstairs and into the living room where my parents were . They asked me what was up . I told them I ' d just read a really nice ending to a book . Then I started absolutely bawling , and did so for like an hour . It ' s such a beautiful and amazing ending . <| sep |> You can either root your phone and use or use Firefox aus your browser and install an ad block extension like on desktop <| sep |> When it comes to shouting , it has little to do with your vocal cords I believe . After all , you could say the words Fus Ro Dah just fine , but it wont be a Shout . Here on earth yes , there not so much . After all the greybeards can ' t even talk because of how much power their voices possess . Also the hole idea of shouts is that when dragons talk in their language the words have power . And as they talked things exploded and crazy things happened . If we assume shouting is the ability to pronounce the words the same way the dragons do , to be able to use the tonal magic . Basically , the Dragonborn would have some inborn or forced change made to his respiratory system which allows him to shout , and the greybeards achieve that through exercise and effort . And normal people can ' t do that because their respiratory system is not capable of achieving the pre requisites for shouting . Which would mean they can ' t pronounce the words in the exact way necessary to make the tonal magic take effect . Perhaps the words themselves hold power , which is also possible , seeing that all the greybeards talk about is comprehending the words and not how to pronounce them . But after thinking about it , it doesn ' t make that much sense so whatever . Anyway this discussion leads to nowhere xD