1973

[gracerings]

they really want me to care about their targaryen prequel when whatever happens, whatever these characters have to go through and overcome, will still eventually lead to the extinction of their bloodline and their last living heir being served the stupidest ending in history? like this is the same thing that happened with the black widow movie,, how am i supposed to care about the past of a character who I know eventually gets an awful ending anyway?

[clarkegriffinblake]

I know I’ll see you.  I know I’ll see you on the other side. 

[shanehollanderilyarozanov]

[daily-hundred]

— a dull knife can still hurt // p.s.

[boundtobeafraid]

[coral]

My father had taught me to be nice first, because you can always be mean later, but once you’ve been mean to someone, they won’t believe the nice anymore. So be nice, be nice, until it’s time to stop being nice, then destroy them.

[tiffanyachings]

here’s to our past lives, our mothers and fathers / our love is deeper than the oceans of water

[subsuggestions]

i know i should keep my own mouth shut but i just love it when you shut it for me.

[sersi]

You think we can find others like her? We found her and we weren’t even looking.

[bellamygifs]

125 years later,same smile, same energy

[tainbocuailnge]

characters saying “let’s go home”/”I’m home” after overcoming the most perilous of predicaments, the most overwhelming of ordeals, will always be a finishing move more powerful than whatever the hell they used to actually beat the final boss just now

[florence-pew]

👏about👏darn👏time👏

[bob-belcher]

[halfprincesshalfgoddess]

It’s called “Game of Thrones”…

…not “Winter is Coming”.

Episode 3 didn’t disappoint me. On the contrary, it did exactly what the show has always been great at — catching people by surprise… especially when this time, it shouldn’t have.

We should’ve known that this whole battle for survival was never anything more than just an epic side quest. As the official final season hashtag blatantly suggests, the ultimate war will always be #ForTheThrone. Cersei and Dany knew this. Sansa too. They were planning their future as if the Night King was just another obstacle. Which he was.

No, the savior being Arya did not feel abrupt to me. As Melisandre reminded us, this was foreshadowed many seasons ago. And it’s not like the weapon Arya used hadn’t been set up for us. Hell, even the way she killed the Night King is a parallel of her fight scene with Brienne last season.

Arya sneaking up on the other White Walkers is in no way a plothole either. Anyone who thinks it is hasn’t been paying attention. Way back in Season 1/Book 1, Syrio Forel taught her to be “Quiet as a shadow. Light as a feather. Quick as a snake. Calm as still water. Smooth as summer silk. Swift as a deer. Slippery as an eel.” Then throughout her training at the House of Black and White those skills were further honed, especially when her sight was taken away from her. There was a whole damn scene beforehand meant to remind us of all this.

As a servant of the Many-Faced God, Arya knew the Faceless Men philosophy — that death is a present to be bestowed. So there is absolutely nothing far-fetched in Arya giving the supposed “Death Incarnate” the very same gift. She even told Gendry this in her own way.

I understand that a lot of people were emotionally invested in theories like “Bran is the Night King” and “Jon/Dany is Azor Ahai”. But after R + L = J, I’d be really fucking disappointed if this part of the story turned out to be just as predictable.

I’m happy that Arya was assigned the honor of killing the Night King. Someone once called “No One” will forever go down in history as “The Chosen One”. If that is not Poetic Cinema™ then I don’t know what is.

[wanda-maximoffvs]

[unrealunearths]

You’ve changed, little bird. None of it would’ve happened if you had left King’s Landing with me. No Littlefinger, no Ramsay, none of it. Without Littlefinger and Ramsay and the rest, I would have stayed a little bird all my life.

[itsgameofthronesimagines]

Guys I just thought of something that made me feel a little bit better:

Daenerys opens her eyes and instead of Jon looming over her, crying, she sees a tall house with a red door.

Sitting up, she sees a lemon tree by a window - HER window.

She sees three baby dragons flying overhead, chirping that sounds like a baby’s laugh.

Listening closer, she DOES hear a baby’s laugh. Along with Missandei’s voice. And Jorah’s. And…

Daenerys turns around to see Missandei and Jorah right outside the house, laughing at something the baby sitting on the ground must have done. Sitting beside them, not paying attention to their conversation since he looked only at Dany, was Drogo.

So he waited for her after all.