Crick crack my knees snap

28, Male

[cucarachitaloca]

the serana experience™

also a small doodle where she's finally enjoying something <3

and just in case you want to see the panels by themselves (or if the image quality gets nuked 😞)

[filmscorememes]

[anxiouscowboy]

[gameofthronesdaily]

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON Season 3 Episode 6 — "Faceless Men"

[alysmond]

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON | Season 3, Episode 6, "Faceless Men"

[eloiscbridgerton]

VERMITHOR & SILVERWING HOUSE OF THE DRAGON 3.06 – Faceless Men

[fuckingknees]

Finding joy in anything these days is a struggle

[fuckingknees]

Does anyone else feel the loneliness just so deep in your bones that any kind human contact makes you want to cry but also makes you hate yourself

[jaenaera]

hottake(???)

I FULLY SUPPORT ULF THE WHITE BETRAYING TEAM BLACK :P

They treat him like trash, even tho it's them that need him, not the other way around. If Daemon and Rhaenyra don't have any respect for him they could at least have some fucking reason and realise that it's not smart to slap and humiliate and bully a dragon rider with bigger dragon than them xD Rhaenyra made fun of him asking (the way he tried to sound as politely as possible despite the fact he's fucking illiterate was kinda wholesome) for some minor favors for his tavern mates was so rude. This is his found family! He has no one else and they actually kinda talked him into trying the claim at Dragonstone. It's not like they can't just give him some guards to protect him when he goes forna drink xd...

The best thing Ulf could do right now it to hop on Silverwing and fly far far away so they don't reach them. He could also steal some things from the Red Keep to have a nice start somewhere in Essos. Daemon and Rhaenyra have absolutely zero reasons to keep him alive after the war is finished - he's gonna stay a constant reminder that any dragonseed really can claim a dragon, not only the *legitimate* ones. We all know Daemon would be more than happy to make Ulf get stabbed by some TOTALLY RANDOM men when in a tavern or TOTALLY ACCIDENTALLY fall of his dragon (cause he doesn't even own a horse) and break his neck 🤓🤓 and the same goes for Hugh, as Addam at least has Velaryon protection and Rhaenyra is far more accepting of him than that Ulf and Hugh.

fuck rhaenyra & daemon duo, they're ignorant and full of themselves

[batmanisagatewaydrug]

always some new bullshit in the ocean

[local-demon-in-your-area]

Why is it always orcas or dolphins

Why can't a salmon do some bullshit for once

[batmanisagatewaydrug]

worry not ☝️ they're doing coke

[fuckingknees]

Every single episode of HOTD feels like its being written by like 6 people and none of them talk to each other

The KL plotline? 90% of it feels like someones weird power fantasy and Daemon is kinda just kicking about doing random side quests

The Riverlands is full of wasted potential.

Ormond Hightower is a breath of fresh air everytime he's on screen because he feels like an actual experinced Lord

[stealthwitch]

Diary of a Redwall Mouse

July 22nd: breakfasted on a lovely array of fresh strawberries and goat’s cheese with honey, oat cakes and barley porridge. For luncheon we feasted on a catch of smoked trout, vegetable stew, and of course a couple of flagons of October Ale

July 23rd: countless deaths

[deadontheweb3]

[fuckingknees]

i know this is supposed to be a cool picture but that might be one of the worst shotgun set ups i have seen in my entire life

[killhitleragain]

[dogpuppy]

[nineteenyearoldmeblog]

im fucking crying

[winterlorn]

People who say that Dany should've tried to end slavery "peacefully" are saying that incidental physical violence is worse than systemic violence. Sure Slaver's Bay may have been "at peace" before she came there, but your definition of "peace" is very different from mine if that peace constitutes violence perpetrated every day against a large part of the population. Dany could not have ended slavery without starting a war. She tried and look how that ended up. To the people who are saying that she should have tried to do it peacefully, I want to ask: or what? Or what if she couldn't have done it peacefully, or without bloodshed? If the implied answer is, "or not at all", what you are saying is that systemic violence is not violent enough to warrant physical violence to end it. Which shows that you don't know much about slavery at all.

[instantbouquetface-me]

This is essentially the reason many have considered GoT as an endorsement of the status quo against any revolutionary violence. Because the message seems to be that no matter how heinous the systematic oppression and violence inherent in a prevailing system, violence that tends to disrupt the system is always worse than it. Only under such a logic can Daenerys’ campaign in Slaver’s Bay be seen as the genesis of a villain. Notice that violence done in accordance with the logic of the status quo (e.g. Robb Stark declaring war to seek revenge which works perfectly in a feudal context) can still be heroic in the show’s portrayal. It is the sort of system-upsetting revolutionary violence that we find in Daenerys’ arc that is being singled out as being of the same species as mass murder. Not the numerous wars fought in Westeros (starting with the War of the Five Kings). Not even the earlier conquests by Aegon and his sisters (which still work within the logic of feudal society). No, it is Daenerys who tried to change the system altogether whose violence is of a special sort, i.e. the sort that should tell us that she is capable of the worst atrocity in Targaryen history. So what is so particularly bad about her violence? Except for the fact that it is meant to overthrow the system completely?

[fuckingknees]

ive just watched the Odyssey

Its a solid 7/10 that if it had been made by anyone other than Christopher Nolan it wouldnt be seen by like 90% of people who saw it