awaliam

[asoiafficquotes]

Like it was a joke, Ned said, “He insulted your honor.”

He misjudged his tone, and the truth in the words rang too clearly. The befuddled gratitude that came into Jaime’s eyes was almost painful to endure.

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— Ned Stark, So Many Vows by ser_mlady

[icesalamander]

Second time is the charm?

[andreweatspussy111]

Is this guy bothering you? cuz I could bother you too but in a different better way

[sansa-stark-is-me]

Sansa doesn’t wield a sword, but she makes everyone who does wield one feel like a true knight.

She believes in knighthood when the men around her have stopped believing in themselves. She remembers the vows when they’ve reduced them to empty words. Around her, the Hound hesitates, Jaime remembers what honor used to mean, and even men soaked in blood find themselves measured against something better than strength.

In a world that keeps insisting knighthood is a lie, Sansa treats it like a promise. And somehow, that makes it real again even if only for a moment, even if only in the hearts of broken men who still want to be worthy of it.

With Sandor Clegane, it’s uglier and louder. He insists he isn’t a knight, mocks songs, spits on honor yet he is the one who shields her during riots, who kills to keep her alive, who offers to take her away when the world is burning. Sansa doesn’t believe his cruelty defines him, and that belief enrages him because it’s true. Around her, Sandor does what knights do while denying the name, because he thinks he doesn’t deserve it.

With Arys Oakheart, he refuses to strike her when ordered, and when forced, he softens the blow. He speaks to her gently, treats her as a lady even when the court does not. Sansa never demands this from him. Her presence alone reminds him of what the white cloak was meant to signify. Around her, Arys becomes the knight he wishes he were if only in small, private ways.

With Brienne, it’s something deeper. Brienne already lives by the ideals of knighthood. Brienne refuses to abandon her oath. She crosses war-torn kingdoms, endures mockery, starvation, and near death because she believes a promise made to protect Sansa is worth keeping. Around Sansa, Brienne isn’t simply acting like a knight - she embodies everything knighthood was supposed to be before the world corrupted it.

With Jaime, Sansa never even knows the full effect she has on him. He arms Brienne to find her, and slowly begins rejecting his past and the image he built around himself. Jaime spends years convincing himself that honor is a joke because the world punished him whenever he tried to do the right thing. Yet through Brienne’s devotion to finding Sansa - and through the innocent girls the war has destroyed, Sansa foremost among them - he is forced to confront the man he once wanted to be. Protecting Sansa becomes part of his attempt to reclaim his own honor. In a way, even from afar, Sansa helps Jaime remember that being a true knight isn’t about titles or reputation. It’s about choosing to protect the innocent, even when no one is watching.

Sansa never asks these men to protect her. She simply exists as a reminder.

[spectrum-color]

Cersei and Tyrion when Jaime renounced his inheritance to join the Kingsguard then assassinated the king

[frontallobedamaged]

🦁 (30) & 🦁 (17)

[awaliamlina]

i am so unwell

[atheonora]

[kathrenax]

kingslayer

[honeyros-e]

thinking about jaime lannister again ft cersei (and ned)

[fandomlake]

Thirst

[chipstosz]

i might cry

[chipstosz]

Dunk as a Camelot Knight ⚔️

[jinxproof]

Feast of Angels, 1992 © Nobuyoshi Araki

[princessrhcenyra]

GAME OF THRONES

1x01 – "WINTER IS COMING"

[guyanatole]

sometimes i think back to my sims 4 talamasca times and wonder how did they get it so well

[god-awful-storyteller]

Talamasca: The Secret Order (2025) x Westworld (2016) where HELEN and JASPER are the founders of the amusement park WESTWORLD and creators of its inhabitants – androids also known as HOSTS

GUY is the oldest host working in the park, created by JASPER

[god-awful-storyteller]

[tiredandoptimistic]

Literally hilarious that Zachariah keeps referencing vague "old ties" between the Herondales and the Brothers or the Herondales and the Carstairs when it's literally just him and Will being abnormal enough about each other to impact several generations.