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“Even the sea brought him no comfort tonight, though. 'I can smell the fear on you, ser knight,'”
Day 4: A man is good, or he is evil; Favorite Dynamic
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"Do you ever resent me for it?" Stannis asked. "I do not think I have it in me to resent you for anything," Davos replied.
Stavos commissioned by me and drawn by the amazing @analligatorr for Day II of Dragonstone Week – All Men Hunger | Gender & Sexuality
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if i spent three novels being tormented by blonds id be crashing out too💔
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tywin: i will teach my eldest son about lannister-fascism
cersei, snooping on them: god im sooooo jealous i wish he would teach me about lannister-fascism
jaime, watching tiktok brainrot subway surfers footage in his head:
if you pay close attention you can always see this in the right corner of the page in his pov chapters
every scene where jaime interacts with the world. thats the thing right next to the footage above in the right corner of the page. a penis activation meter
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tyrion coerced into unwanted sexual acts by tywin in raping tysha (rape by proxy by his father) -> tyrion turning to prostitutes and centering his personality around wine and sex jokes as a way to exert control over his own body after this violation -> tyrion's wedding night bedroom scene with sansa where he almost perpetuates the cycle of sexual abuse by approaching her naked and stinking of wine -> the broader cycle of intra-familial sexual abuse in house lannister (tywin abuses tyrion, cersei abuses lancel, jaime and cersei's codependence, tyrion talks of raping cersei)
Reblogged daenystheedreamer
obssessed with this pic I just saw on twitter
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Anonymous asked:
is dany herself a slave?
Discussion questions to help you:
1. In what ways are the conditions of an enslaved person in essos and a khal’s wife similar? In what ways are they different?
2. How does Daenerys Targaryen draw from her own experiences being sold off for marriage to form her worldview about liberation?
3. What are the limitations of Daenerys’ perspective and empathy coming from a different situation? Are there any mistakes she makes that we can connect to those limitations ?
4. How do the lives of slaves in essos parallel that serfs and peasants in westeros? Why does that matter?
5. “The author’s orientalism limits his critique of slavery and liberation politics in essos compared to similar situations with the wildlings and riverland peasantry in Westeros.” To what extent do you agree with this statement?
6. Are fourteen year-old girls ontologically evil?
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It was that white cloak that soiled me, not the other way around
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(guy who thinks lynchian means looking like jane lynch) cersei became a really lynchian character in the final seasons
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fake idgafer i heard u scream when the arakh came shivering down
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meera reminded bran of his sister arya. she wasn't scared to get dirty, and she could run and fight and throw as good as a boy.
for a moment bran thought it was his sister arya … madly, for he knew his little sister was a thousand leagues away, or dead.
the girl was the older and taller of the two. arya! bran thought eagerly, as he watched her leap up onto a rock and cut at the boy. but that couldn't be right. if the girl was arya, the boy was bran himself, and he had never worn his hair so long. and arya never beat me playing swords, the way that girl is beating him.
bran and arya stark for #branoween day four: family and heritage
commission by urwlw
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Daenerys and Jon tarot cards by Danni Yu on Behance