She was my favourite GoT child. Goodbye gentle soul….
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She was my favourite GoT child. Goodbye gentle soul….
Every Game of Thrones episode
Me: it literally cannot get worse from here.
Me: it literally got worse from there
Winter magic from Faerie Magazine 2015 issue by Baba Studio Photography: Alex Ukolov Styling: Karen Mahony
I was just procrastinating on FB and then I came across this. I don’t know if it was intended, but it reminded me of Sansa Stark.
Heartsbane is the ancestral Valyrian steel sword of House Tarly. It is a two-handed greatsword. It has been in the family for five hundred years.
Chatana Qo, called the Arrow of Jhahar, was a warrior woman of the Summer Isles and the daughter and successor of Xanda Qo, Princess of Sweet Lotus Vale.
‘Valyrian Dragonrider’ by Donato Giancola, inspired by the ‘A Song Of Ice And Fire’ series by George RR Martin.
11" x 14" Watercolour pencil and chalk on Toned Paper, matted to 16" x 20", available from Every Day Original.
So much truth here about every Eurocentric fantasy world.
Ouch.
Reblogging this so that I never do the thing.
NO 😂
I’m George RR Martin
growing up in maine us writers were of course always comparing ourselves to stephen king. TURNS OUT HE’S FUCKING WRITER GEORG
“average writer writes 3 books a year" factoid actualy just statistical error. average person writes 1 book per year. Steven King, who lives in cave & writes over 10,000 each day, is an outlier adn should not have been counted
@calicovirus see this grrm is trash
What's a line from ASOIAF that makes you laugh?
There’s quite a few of those.
“Stannis and Renly are fighting each other?” When he nodded, Cersei began to chuckle. “Gods be good,” she gasped, “I’m starting to believe that Robert was the clever one.”
“As children Elia and I were inseparable, much like your own brother and sister.” Gods, I hope not.
Anything Dolorous Edd says
“In his chainmail shirt with a sword in his hand, Gendry looked almost a man grown, and dangerous. Hot pie looked like Hot Pie.“
“I am not without mercy,” thundered he who was notoriously without mercy.
“Egg has the truth of it. Aerion’s quite the monster. He thinks he’s a dragon in human form, you know. That’s why he was so wroth at that puppet show. A pity he wasn’t born a Fossoway, then he’d think himself an apple and we’d all be a deal safer, but there you are”
I was thinking about how a lot of GRRM’s characters have this thing where they internalize oppressive views but at the same time try to question them and I am also writing lesson plans for Huck Finn, and I came across Mark Twain’s quote about how Huck Finn is a book about when “a sound heart and a deformed conscience come into collision and conscience suffers defeat”. Meaning that a “deformed conscience” represents the morals you internalize from a corrupt society and a “sound heart” is actual sense of right and wrong.
Which I think fits with GRRM’s stance that the only thing worth writing about is the human heart in conflict with itself. The big question is, does a sound heart win in the end? Is it enough?
Wait-- who is Aegon's true father?
I’m one of many who think that Aegon’s true father is Illyrio, that his mother was Serra, and that the latter was a Blackfyre, making Aegon the scion of the black dragon, not the red. The most commonly cited evidence is the noteworthy presence of the Golden Company, Illyrio’s seemingly personal motives (called out by Tyrion), Aegon’s presence in the “slayer of lies” prophecy as the “mummer’s dragon,” Illyrio’s pointed comment that the “male line” of House Blackfyre has been extinguished, the strong hint in an earlier draft of (I think?) Tyrion III ADWD that Illyrio was sending the sword Blackfyre to Aegon, and a vivid kernel of imagery from Brienne VII AFFC…
“Is the dragon sign still there?” asked Podrick.
“No,” said Septon Meribald. “When the smith’s son was an old man, a bastard son of the fourth Aegon rose up in rebellion against his trueborn brother and took for his sigil a black dragon. These lands belonged to Lord Darry then, and his lordship was fiercely loyal to the king. The sight of the black iron dragon made him wroth, so he cut down the post, hacked the sign into pieces, and cast them into the river. One of the dragon’s heads washed up on the Quiet Isle many years later, though by that time it was red with rust.”
…which is perfectly descriptive of the Blackfyres returning to Westeros under the guise of a Targaryen restoration.
My personal favorite bit of circumstantial evidence that Aegon isn’t who he thinks he is comes from Jon Connington’s memories:
His silvery hair was blowing in the wind, and his eyes were a deep purple, darker than this boy’s.
At some level, JonCon knows he’s being conned–as a confidant of Prince Rhaegar’s, he grants legitimacy to Aegon’s purported identity. But he represses it, because in his mind, it’s his last chance to do something worthwhile and honor his “silver prince,” especially urgent given the greyscale. This is going to lead him to some terrible places in TWOW (pity the “young griffins,” while you can), and it’s going to be a devastating climax to his arc should GRRM ever let him consciously realize that Aegon isn’t Rhaegar’s son, and so he leapt into the abyss for a lie.
rhaegar targaryen fan art
Frozen Fountains via ckylptyrasculpture
This made me think of winter coming to Casterly Rock
drew some Trouts
The cloth-of-gold gown that Olenna Tyrell wears to Margery and Joffery’s wedding, Tyrion muses that the gown must have weighed more that she did
A portrait of Joanna Lannister, wife of Tywin and mother to Jaime, Cersei, and Tyrion ~
↳ for @joannalannister // happy holidays Lauren!!
Ice and Fire
Filling up my Tumblr with more recent stuff haha. Since y’all can’t tell (considering I’ve been away for so long), I’ve gotten DEEP into the Game of Thrones fandom and GoT in general. Starting the books soon!