[hildyj]

Chapters: 1/6 Fandom: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (TV) Rating: Explicit Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Lyonel Baratheon/Dunk | Duncan the Tall, Raymun Fossoway/Red | Rowan Fossoway Characters: Dunk | Duncan the Tall (A Song of Ice and Fire), Lyonel Baratheon, Red | Rowan Fossoway, Raymun Fossoway, Gowen Baratheon, Original Characters Additional Tags: Romance, First Meetings, Falling In Love, Miscommunication, Jealousy, Humor, Alternate Universe, POV Alternating, Droit du Seigneur | Jus Primae Noctis | Lord's Right of the First Night, Masturbation, Sexual Fantasy, Oral Sex, Mutual Masturbation, Roleplay, Dirty Talk, Light Dom/sub, Mutual Pining Summary:

Dunk was never meant to meet Lord Lyonel Baratheon. Working as a stable boy in a village somewhere in the Stormlands, his life looked to be planned out in front of him. But when a group of drunk lords find their way to his stables in the middle of the night, a forgotten cloak sets him in a whole different direction.

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Here I am again, offering up an AU to the world. I had a lot of fun writing this (as in I wrote 30,000 words in like 10 days) and I’m really happy with how it turned out. Something lightweight and funny for summer!

It’s basically finished, just gotta do some more editing on a couple of chapters, so this won’t get abandoned. I promise!

[title]

I don’t need anything in the world, darling, but you and a toothbrush.

William Powell & Myrna Loy After the Thin Man (1936), directed by W.S. Van Dyke

[normasshearer]

No, no. You don't understand. I'll tell them the whole story. Everything that happened. I'll tell them it's my fault, not yours. That you did it for me. I'll tell them that. They'll understand when I tell them everything.

THE RECKLESS MOMENT 1949, dir. Max Ophüls

[hgedits]

[nikolaj-costerwaldau]

A KNIGHT OF THE SEVEN KINGDOMS

1.04, Seven

[alysmond]

Daeron is stalwart. Clever. As adept with his lute as he is with a sword. And a feature in the fancies of many a young lady, I'll wager. He's kind.

[cineper]

"You have´t got a lot of time? Listen mister. When I came in here tonight you´ve seen an old clock running down. I´m tired. I´m through. Happens to everybody sometime. Will happen to you too some day. With me it´s a little bit of everything. I guess.. Back aches, head aches. I can´t sleep nights it´s so hard to get up in the morning, and get dressed. ..and walk down the streets. I go right on doing it. What am I gonna do? Knock it?! I have to go on making a living so I can die. But even a fancy funeral ain´t worth waiting for if I got to do business with crumbs like you. And I know what your after."

PICKUP ON SOUTH STREET ( 1953)

director. Samuel Fuller

[flowerytale]

“The Midnight Sun Ceremony” from Andrea Zanatelli’s embroidery series

[normasshearer]

Don't you love me? - That's the tough part of it, but it'll pass. Those things do, in time. And there's one other thing—I loved him more.

DEAD RECKONING 1947, dir. John Cromwell

[hildyj]

I do sometimes think film reviewers live in another timeline than me - one where Nolan's movies are good.

Like, he can direct a solitary scene, sure. But can he write? No. Can he construct an over-all narrative using themes and imagery? No. Can he do character-work? No. Is he interested in women, like at all? Also no

[classicfilmblr]

The Big Heat (1953) dir.Fritz Lang

[baratheonpilled]

four pages for ser duncan the tall!!!!!!!!!!

[kino-ani]

Three on a Match (1932) Dir. Mervyn LeRoy

[the1920sinpictures]

1914 c. Beaded and embroidered black tulle overdress with raised waistline. Short sleeves, embroidered with pale pink and grey silk Art Nouveau inspired flower heads edged in silver and pink sequins and bugle beads, the shoulders and bodice with large flowerhead motifs, gold and clear bugle beaded foliate trails, with a shaped hem with slits at center, front and back. This was meant to be worn over a matching or toning underslip. From Kerry Taylor Auctions.

[ironmaidenhead]

Think you can say what you like to an old one, do you? Do you know how many wars I've been in? I was fighting for my country when your father was still in bum freezers. Puppy, gangster. You laugh at my big belly, but you don't know how I got it. You laugh at my mustache, but you don't know why I grew it. How do you know what sort of fellow I was when I was as young as you are, 40 years ago? THE LIFE AND DEATH OF COLONEL BLIMP (1943) — Dir. Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger

[andremichaux]

30 Rock | 6.08

[anotherclassicpretence]

This sent me. The line. The delivery.