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[agatharedfeather]

https://archiveofourown.org/works/86152586/chapters/227828801

[agatharedfeather]

And the last part...I hope everyone who followed me in this story enjoyed it.

And remember, we're still missing the images from the bonus chapters...

[agatharedfeather]

Images from the third part of "Where the Wolves don't know how to dance"

[agatharedfeather]

https://archiveofourown.org/works/86514446

Well, this is my second fic published. This is a one-shot; it has nothing to do with my main fic, just an idea that came to me...

[agatharedfeather]

Well, part two is finished, and here are the images from this part... enjoy!

[agatharedfeather]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

If you're a Ranma 1/2 fan, read this, it's fantastic... It's in Spanish, but it's worth reading.

[agatharedfeather]

Part one complete... and since I had some free time I played around a bit with Chat GPT and this is what came out, these are some scenes from the chapters of my fanfic.

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

[agatharedfeather]

Where the Wolves Don't Know How to Dance

The Battle of the Bastards is over. The Boltons have fallen, and the direwolf banner flies above Winterfell once more. Yet victory has brought neither peace nor certainty to the North.

Rickon Stark has returned from Skagos a stranger to his own people—more wolf than lord, shaped by years of isolation, loss, and survival. While the Northern lords look to him as the future of House Stark, Rickon struggles to become the heir they need.

Lyanna Mormont, the fierce young Lady of Bear Island, knows all too well what it means to carry the weight of a great name. Forced to rule from childhood, she refuses to watch the last son of Eddard Stark disappear beneath the scars left by war.

What begins as a duty soon becomes an unbreakable bond forged in blood, loyalty, and the unforgiving winter of the North.

As old alliances fracture, new threats gather beyond the Wall, and the game of thrones reaches even the frozen corners of Westeros, Rickon and Lyanna must learn what it truly means to lead.

For there are places where bears rule, kings break their promises, and wars never truly end.

And there are places where wolves don't know how to dance.

But they must learn.

"The North doesn't need kings. It needs loyalty."

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

[weirwoodwed]

Weirwood-wed.

— Jon & Sansa [ comm by eikko ]

Happy Valentine’s Day!

[stewdoesthings]

Fanfiction exists for TWO reasons:

Dealing with complex thoughts and emotions I can't work through in therapy, like grief, despair, a complicated relationship with pain and addiction

Seeing the same characters fuck over amd over again

[evilwriter37]

And they can be both at the same time if you want!

[esther-dot]

The “Sansa is not northern/stark enough” argument is so weird to me. It’s like all Westeros houses have to be obsessed with blood purity as the targs. Sansa is a stark and she was born in the north what else they want??

People who say that need to contrast the thrill of reading this: 

"The King in the North!" "The King in the North!" "THE KING IN THE NORTH!" (AGOT, Catelyn XI)

with this

"The gown had long sleeves to hide the bruises on her arms. Those were Joffrey's gifts as well. When they told him that Robb had been proclaimed King in the North, his rage had been a fearsome thing, and he had sent Ser Boros to beat her." (ACOK, Sansa I)

The author wrote the birth of the independent North in bruises on her skin.

Martin tied Sansa to the North's fate but instead of giving her the glory, he made her pay for it. While Robb and the North fight on a battlefield, it is Sansa’s body men seek to claim in order to secure the North. People can argue that Sansa's love of lemoncakes makes her less Northern or loving songs makes her less Stark, and they can hope she is permanently disinherited or whatever it is that they need to do to assure themselves that what they dread most wont happen, but Martin married her to the North books ago.

Not liking that fact (or her) doesn’t change anything. 

I talked a little about “Sansa as the North” here and here.

[agatharedfeather]

La naturaleza siempre te sorprende

[weirwoodwed]

— sansa & ned / jon & catelyn

— samwell iii, affc // catelyn vi, agot ; “hearken”, yaelokre ; daenerys ii, acok // sansa vii, asos

[sansa-stark-is-me]

“We need more evil women in the show” This fandom cannot handle women who are already in the show, let alone unapologetically evil ones.

You couldn’t handle Catelyn Stark making rational political choices while grieving.

You couldn’t handle Cersei being softened, contextualized, or treated as anything but a cartoon villain.

You couldn’t handle Sansa learning power instead of staying a suffering prop.

Every time a woman in ASOIAF shows anger, spite, calculation, or self-interest, the fandom starts moralizing like the High Septon showed up with a clipboard. Men in this universe get to be: brutal and beloved, morally bankrupt and “complex” and violent and “products of their time”

Women do the same and suddenly she’s evil shit, irredeemable, monstrous, and personally responsible for the fall of civilization meanwhile men get a six-season redemption arc and a sad violin track.

[ivorysansa]

After the death of her father Rickon in the Conquest of Dorne, Sansa was set to inherit Winterfell after her grandfather, Lord Cregan. However, the lordship of Winterfell instead passed to Cregan's second son, Jonnel Stark, Sansa's father's half-brother. Jonnel also married Sansa. — The World of Ice & Fire, Appendix: Stark Lineage.

[esther-dot]

SOURCE

[weirwoodwed]

“I’ll be the shadow, you’ll be the light” [ – Ghost ]

Sansa & Jon in the North.

— Art comm done by CaoAmoss!! ❣️