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Ill never tire of sketching my fave girl đââïžđââïž
Catelyn's POV characters from ACOK đ had a lot of fun with this one, currently very influenced by Sheilah Beckett's illustrations
I've already made Arya's, Tyrion's and Theon's versions!
Had a dream Twow was announced⊠even my brain unconsciously delusional
Highkey the folio editions are the only thing Iâd purposely spend money on like thereâs no point in spending endlessly on something thatâs never been finished đ
DAERON'S AGE OF FOSTERING
Words and meaning will sometimes inevitably change over time, just as there can be several words for the same thing.
In House of the Dragon, the setting here is drawn from the Middle Ages, and this is relevant because infancy was defined as being up to the age of 7. Meaning that when Alicent says her son Daeron was sent to foster in Oldtown as an infant, it's likely that she didn't mean he was a literal baby or a 2-year-old.
Instead, it makes more sense he was around 6-7 years old. Unless said otherwise, I'm going with this assumption as well that he was 7 at the time. At 16, he's spent more of his life in Oldtown than in Kingslanding, so this obviously still achieves the same themes with his character.
Another reason I think this is that we have numerous examples of the show's dialogue demonstrating the period, including in this episode. (i.e. the use of the word covenant)
THE GOLDEN GIRLS 2.03, âTake Him He's Mineâ
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Sansa & Jeyne at winterfell đ€
Jeynsa2026 - Day One: Childhood and Separation | Winterfell
"For just a little while, as she ran, she forget who she was, and where, and found herself remembering bright cold days at Winterfell, when she would race through Winterfell with her friend Jeyne Poole, with Arya running after them trying to keep up." TWOW - Alayne I
{fancasts - Sansa: Dakota Blue Richards in The Secret of Moonacre, Jeyne: Bodhi Rae Breathnach in Hamnet}
The sweet little world that Sansa shares with her little (girl)friend Jeyne
Sansa and Jeyne enjoying a nice summer day for @jeynsaevents
storytime with papa
{commission done by @ellemnopie}
My sweet nettles
say what you will about the 90s but there were so so many women on TV with beautiful curly hair. we used to be a proper society
90s curls really were so special and breathtaking
âPeople should pass a test before being allowed to have kids.â âIsnât it scary how white people have this inborn capacity for evil?â âIâll never pass because males and females have different skull shapes.â âAutistic people have a stronger sense of justice than anyone else.â âI donât want AMABs in my space because theyâre dangerous.â âYou shouldnât have access to hormones if you dress like THAT.â âAnyone who does something that awful isnât human.â âSome people really shouldnât be allowed to vote.â
This is eugenics. This is phrenology. THIS IS NAZI SHIT, YOU ARE A LEFTIST BUYING INTO NAZI SHIT. YOU ARE NOT IMMUNE TO NAZI SHIT.
no one is stupid in quite the same way as a tumblr user
HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL (2006), dir. by Kenny Ortega
Based on your thoughts of GRRMâs butterfly blog post, would love to know your thoughts on book!Helaena
I love book!Helaena. Sheâs one of those characters where the little we get actually says a lot, which is why HOTDâs version annoys me so much. Naturally the adaptation saw something quiet and effective and decided to hit it with a hammer. đ
Book!Helaena is capable, properly raised, courteous, and liked by the smallfolk. That matters. She isnât framed as some helpless, detached, neurodivergent-coded victim written mainly to be pitied or abused by the narrative. She is a queen who knows how to exist in court, who fulfills her role, who is remembered with affection, and whose suffering has political and emotional consequences because she was visible and beloved.
Thatâs the part HOTD completely weakened for me. In the book, Helaenaâs grief and eventual death hit because the people care about her. Her popularity matters. Her place in the realm matters. She is not just Aegonâs sister-wife or a tragic mother. She is everything Rhaenyra struggles or fails to be in public perception: accepted, gentle, queenly, and loved by the people.
And that contrast is important. Book!Helaena works for me because she quietly exposes one of Rhaenyraâs biggest weaknesses without needing to scheme or fight. She has the soft power Rhaenyra lacks. The smallfolk loving Helaena and turning against Rhaenyra is not some random detail. It is part of the political collapse.
Lmao imagine getting to adapt Fire and Blood a book with the canon character that exists to challenge Targaryen exceptionalism bc she casually domesticated a dragon like it was any feral animal while having physical features that are blatantly not valyrian(tm) and just erasing her and giving her story to a...Targaryen.