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A: Firstly, you should realize that not all Owls hoot. Have a listen at our Owl Calls Gallery, and you will see just how many different sounds Owls make. Now, Owls call for the same reason as any other critter makes noises - to communicate. A call may be territorial - warning others to stay away, or it can be to contact a mate or young, or advertise availability for breeding...
>In bursts Yara
>"Ramsay, you best be Bolton."
>She nails Ramsay in the head with a throwing axe
>Theon cries and grovels at Yara's feet
>*sniff* "B-but how d-did you sail a-around Westeros to g-get here? N-no man c-could make such a trip!"
>"Yes Theon, but I am no man"
>They sail away into the sunset