FALLOUT: 1x01 - "The End" ↳ "War... war never changes."
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FALLOUT: 1x01 - "The End" ↳ "War... war never changes."
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I think what bugs me most about the asoiaf fandom in general is that there is this moral hierarchy when it comes to House Stark. As if Ned Stark being honorable meant that the entire house is clean and pure and perfect when they’re not any better or worse than any other house. Stark stans have really bought into this mindset that House Stark is the purest house and that they’re not at fault for anything or they’re deserving of independence simply because they suffered, when plenty of other houses have suffered and don’t have their independence? It really does drive me up a wall and it’s partially why I have such a hard time finding people who love house Stark to be friends with. They make big talk about how Daenerys Targaryens are colonizers and completely bi-pass or just ignore the fact that the First Men and House Stark literally by definition colonized the Children of the Forest. They hunted them, they killed them, they forced them out of their homeland, they forced them to either change religions / faith or die. Meanwhile Daenerys herself doesn’t force people to leave their homelands, meanwhile Daenerys adapts to other cultures by learning their languages, their faith, wearing their clothes, following their practices and traditions. And Daenerys is called a colonizer? The Starks/ the North get a by pass for their blatant xenophobia towards the Children of the Forest and the Wildlings? They get a free-be because ‘They don’t trust outsiders”, which is literally an excuse for xenophobia? The Starklings get a pass from being descendants of colonizers, but Daenerys doesn’t?
I love the Starks, two of the Starklings are a part of my top 5 favorite characters, but I just hate how even in the big name fans in this fandom hold Daenerys/ House Targaryen to a different standard than the Starklings/House Stark and I just ask why? If the Starks aren’t to blame for their ancestors crimes, then why is Daenerys? If the Starks aren’t showing signs of madness for being harsh towards their enemies, finding strength in their sigils ect, then why is Daenerys? If the Starks aren’t destined to go mad due to one member of their house having ‘madness’, then why is Daenerys?
It’s just frustrating that House Stark and especially Stark stans think themselves morally superior to any other House when GRRM has actively written them to be ‘just as grey’ as everyone else, yet the fandom as a whole really just forgets that or turns a blind eye to it?
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YENNEFER OF VENGERBERG, THE WITCHER SEASON 2 She used her full might, and the battlefield burned. Then she vanished from sight, but Yen will return.
RIGHTS
It honestly bothers me that half the fandom always mocked Daenerys and called her entitled because for them she didn’t have a right to the throne and kept saying that Robert took it “by right of conquest” when the main reason he sat there was because he had Targaryen blood through his grandmother and got rid of the heirs. But the moment it is revealed that Jon is a legitimate Targaryen everyone keeps preaching that he is in fact the heir to the throne and acknowledge he has a right.
The line of succession was broken, and Daenerys is the only carrying that name and fighting to restore their legacy. But no, let’s ignore all of that.
I absolutely adore Jon, but I hate that his hardcore Starks lovers fans want to take everything from Dany to give it to him, but when you ask them about his name they will say that he is a Stark. They want him to take the throne, ride a dragon (which took a lot of time for Dany), want him to use them in battle while Dany is giving birth (seriously), and some even claimed to want him to be fireproof after his rebirth. They neglect his Targaryen side when it pleases them but want him to have everything it brings, and hate seeing Dany getting what she was exiled for and has been fighting for since the beginning because they hate women in power having good things.
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You know what strength is? Forgiving a person who wasn’t even sorry.
not to be dramatic but i would literally rather die
that’s not strength that’s called being a doormat
“ People like you don’t get to insult people like me. You get to be eternally grateful. You’ve got quite a way with women. Take a look at this face, a picture of disappointment and disgust. This is the look that every woman you’ll ever know will come to share. This is what the next forty years of your life will look like. “
(The Crown, 2017)