we are all stardust and storries

bee | 26 | she/they | german | queer

[daenerys-stormborn]

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON Season 3 Episode 7 — "The Dragon in Winter"

[alysmond]

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON | Season 3, Episode 7, "The Dragon in Winter"

[chrishayley]

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON 3.07 -  The Dragon In Winter

[alysmond]

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON | Season 3, Episode 7, "The Dragon in Winter"

[eloiscbridgerton]

HELAENA TARGARYEN & DREAMFYRE HOUSE OF THE DRAGON 3.07 – The Dragon in Winter

[cockles-empire]

no watermarks 😎

[handsywoman]

ilya rozanov's personal squishy

[ottawacentaurshq]

heated rivalry gif meme

↳  [1/5] scenes

[nessa007]

OBSESSION (2026) Dir. Curry Barker

[wyatthazy]

taps sign NO FACE JOURNEYS! got inspired by this post by @boitterfly

[opaliteskye]

the thing that got me the most on my first read of every summer after wasn't the twist with percy and charlie; it was that sam knew that whole time. he knew, and he still wanted to be with her. I remember just being floored. percy hated herself and beat herself up for what she did for twelve years, and she returned to barry's bay expecting charlie and sam to hate her too, but they don't. they're kind to her. sam is kind to her, and he still loves her. and HE KNEW. that makes it hit so much harder.

he had twelve years to process everything that went wrong in their relationship, come to terms with the fact that they were both young and full of insecurities and handled things poorly, and forgive her for what she did. it's what makes the ending of the story believable. like, these characters are older, they've learned from their past, there's been time and space for empathy and forgiveness, which are the core themes of the book.

and the show destroyed all of that in ways i'm struggling to understand beyond wanting to add needless drama and stretch out the story.

[opaliteskye]

no you don't get it. he broke up with his girlfriend right after he saw percy for the first time in twelve years. there was never anyone else for him and he knew it. he weight trained every day because he wanted to be strong enough to pull her out of the lake if something went wrong on her big lake-crossing swim, and he had nightmares weeks beforehand about something happening to her because he cared about her so much. he sat with her and helped her through her panic attack even after she'd just admitted to something extremely hurtful. he bought every horror movie he'd see for years so he just had a box of horror movies he couldn't watch without her. he asked her to make him a friendship bracelet in the same colours as hers the day they met. he loved her. he loved her so much, every step of the way, in small ways and big ways, in every little glance, in the choice to forgive her and be kind to her after what she'd done. he loved her, even knowing the truth. he told her, "the way I felt about you was always so clear to me—even when we were young I knew you and I were meant for each other. two halves of a whole. i loved you so much that the word ‘love’ didn’t seem big enough for how I felt."

and for some reason, they thought we wouldn't want that sam in the show, except in passing glances. because ✨drama✨ or something I guess.

[rhaenicentdaily]

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

[eloiscbridgerton]

VERMITHOR & SILVERWING HOUSE OF THE DRAGON 3.06 – Faceless Men

[cupidjoy]

i want Things. i'm sorry marx

[sunnypeachyy]

Hudson Williams | Yaga Trailer

[actuallysara]

YAGA TRAILER | Starring Carrie-Anne Moss, Hudson Williams, Noah Reid and Clark Backo. Coming out October 2026.