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alysmond

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON | Season 3, Episode 3 "Rhaenyra Triumphant"

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rhaenyra sneaking into her uncle’s bedchambers to seek comfort in the arms of a man she trusts wholly

daenerystargayen

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON S03E02 — “Queen’s Landing”

im so easily roped into other people’s hyperfixations especially if theres a blonde woman there thats a little bit crazy

#ty marey

princezukohere

At this point I’ve accepted that I’ll either only get smut or I’ll only get smut and that nobody on here writes anything but anymore. Like I just want to be able to read something good at this point, and I scroll past five stories and they’re all threesomes with a brother and a brother or a son and a brother like what are we doing 😭 atp it feels like opening this app is like loading up pornhub, like I just want to read an actual plot

sighingforalongtime

Okay imagine the Targaryen's as vampires tho

paperflowrs

@mareyshelley

abwyld

Rhaenyra & her dragon(human form)

philcollinsenjoyer

about 90% of fanfiction takes place in a utopia where men are thoughtful and unsure of their place in the world

haleyatwell

CARRIE FISHER Larry King Live (September 12, 1990)

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mrs sadie adler, widow

snaillesnaille

-memory of a fire-

bonnieknowsbest

Let's talk about Mary Linton. This is my personal opinion, and I don't want any Mary fans to be offended by it.

Does she have feelings for Arthur? Yeah, sure, but not the kind of love that makes you stay. It’s the kind of sentimental, nostalgic affection people get for a guy who adored them once and still would. Sweet for her, painful for him. The problem is: she loved the version of Arthur she wished existed, not the man he actually was. And because of that, every time she showed up, it wasn’t to build a life together, it was to use his loyalty, his warmth, and his guilt to fix something in her world.

She wanted his help. She wanted his protection. She wanted his attention. She wanted his devotion.

But she never once offered stability, sacrifice, or commitment back. Arthur didn’t deserve someone who comes and goes like a breeze when her life gets messy. He deserved someone who chooses him. Mary Linton just never had the spine for the kind of love Arthur required.

I don’t dislike Mary as a character, she’s well-written. But as Arthur’s romantic partner? Nope. Never.