True North is Home. Its where U feel safe & loved

[margoterobbies]

EMMA D'ARCY as RHAENYRA TARGARYEN in HOUSE OF THE DRAGON (2022) Episode 10: “The Black Queen”

[gameofthronesdaily]

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON ✦ 1.10 “The Black Queen”

[anyataylorjoy]

1.02 ‘THE ROGUE PRINCE’ | 1.10 ‘THE BLACK QUEEN’ HOUSE OF THE DRAGON (2022-)

[daenerys-stormborn]

House of the Dragon + in memoriam: Lucerys Velaryon

[andrew-garfielld]

EVE BEST as RHAENYS TARGARYEN in HOUSE OF THE DRAGON (2022-) S01E09 | “The Green Council”

[floencepugh]

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON: EPISODE 9 | THE GREEN COUNCIL

[prosciuttowilly]

whenever i see criston cole

[rinadragomir]

“I am six-and-seventy years old. I have known Viserys longer than any who sit at this table and I will not believe that he said this on his deathbed, alone, with only the boy's mother as a witness. This is seizure! It is theft! It is treason!"

[girloscarism]

I have spent a lifetime defending you…but your heart is even blacker than I thought.

[alicent-florent]

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON 1x07: “Driftmark” (2022)

[rob-pattinson]

ZOË KRAVITZ, ROBERT PATTINSON 2022 | Behind the Scenes of Entertainment Weekly Photoshoot

[andrew-garfielld]

ROBERT PATTINSON & ZOE KRAVITZ for Entertainment Weekly (Feb, 2022)

[breathtakingqueens]

ZOË KRAVITZ & ROBERT PATTINSON Entertainment Weekly (2022)

[rencrown]

T H E  W A L L  O F  W I N N I P E G  A N D  M E: ➝ by mariana zapata “Because every relationship will end up one of two ways: you’ll end up breaking up, or you end up marrying the person. And I don’t like wasting my time.”

[chardwic]

Books I’ve Read in 2017: The Wall of Winnipeg and Me by Mariana Zapata

“I’m starting to understand that you can always make time for the things that matter.”

[accidental-rambler]

read in 2018 📖 The Wall of Winnipeg and Me by Mariana Zapata

“I’m starting to understand that you can always make time for the things that matter.”

[julliettewarners]

favorite characters: vanessa mazur ♡ I never tried to throw myself too much of a pity party over what I’d grown up with. Over not being loved enough by my mom. Over not being important enough for whoever my dad was to stick around or at least attempt to meet me. While I definitely wasn’t as messed up as my sisters, I had a temper. I got angry easily. But I had made myself learn how to control it. I had decided early on that I wasn’t going to let that emotion define me. I wanted to be better. I wanted to be a good person. I wanted to be someone —not necessarily someone great or someone important—but someone I could live with.