Myrcella/Robb

A blog sharing my love for the non-cannon love of Myrcella and Robb from A Song of Ice and Fire/Game of Thrones, with content of my favorite ASoIAF ladies Arya Stark, Catelyn Stark, Lyanna Stark and Sansa Stark. 

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“She had been dreaming, she realized. Lady was with her, and they were running together, and … and … trying to remember was like trying to catch the rain with her fingers. The dream faded, and Lady was dead again.”

I always wanted to illustrate Lady with Sansa, thanks to patrons choosing them this month!

[ivorysansa]

SANSA WEEK DAY 1: heritage and family.

— A Feast for Crows, Sansa I.

[mrsvnk]

at least

they’re spending time together

[mrsvnk]

[fistfuloflightning]

sweet boy

[esther-dot]

ELIZABETH E. WEIN

[lannisterlion-blog]

She-Wolves.

[hum-suffer]

Jon and Sansa should have been allowed to kiss each other desperately and live happily ever after

[princessmyrcellaofwinterfell]

I have been trolling your tumblr and I really really love and appreciate your posts and jonsa content.

However.

Your name makes me think Robcella Lives Here and I can’t find it!! Show me your robcella I am obsessed and a junkie help k thx

Welcome fellow Jonsa lover, this definitely started as a Robb x Myrcella blog and there are a number of posts tagged as Robbcella. You can search for the tag on my profile for more content.

[alaynestcnes]

silly goofy mood pt 2 electric boogaloo

[princessmyrcellaofwinterfell]

AU: The Age of Queens, How It Could End

The end of the Targaryen and Baratheon civil wars, and in turn their bloodlines, was defined in the era now known as “The Age of Queens”.

Queen Daenerys Targaryen, the restorer, served as the first of this Age’s Queen. Known in her time as the Mother of Dragons and the Breaker of Chains, history remember the last true born Targaryen as “the Bloody Queen” for the immense death toll under her rule. Historian attribute the unprecedented death toll of small folk and nobles alike to a disastrous combination of dragon fire, her immense army, and unknown diseases carried across the Narrow Sea.

Queen Myrcella Baratheon, the bastard, was crowned with the support of House Martell upon the defeat of the Targaryen queen and her dragons. Married to Prince Trystane of Dorne before her coronation, the former Princess’ reign was short lived. Marred by rumors of bastardy and facing the threat of a legitimate Baratheon heir, Myrcella was abandoned by her supporters and executed in the name of Queen Shireen Baratheon, having only enjoyed nine days on the Iron Throne.

Queen Shireen Baratheon, the unlikely, is remembered as the most successful of this Age’s Queens, leading the recovery of the Seven Kingdoms after the bloody War of Five Kings and the subsequent civil wars of succession. A popular Queen, Shireen was known in her time as “the Virgin Queen” for her refusal to marry and her commitment to the Kingdom, her true love and devotion. Historians remember her best as the “ender of bloodlines,” a controversial title to be sure depending on their reasoning but the fact remains that with her death, Westeros lost the last true born heir with ties to the Baratheon and Targaryen bloodlines.

In the end, the best remembered Queen of the Age was not a Queen of the Seven Kingdoms but that of its northern neighbor, the Stark Queen. Queen Sansa Stark, the wolf queen, ruled as a contemporary to Queen Shireen; having negotiated their independence upon the restoration of Baratheon rule in the South. Historians attribute their decades long friendship as the reason for Queen Shireen’s decision to name the Stark Queen’s second born son, Prince Brandon Stark, as her heir. A highly debated decision today, it proved to be an well respected decision at its time; aided by the popularity of the Stark Queen in the South and the rumors of the man who fathered her children. No official record remains of the North’s first prince consort but well substantiated rumors at the time named him a bastard made prince, a hero of the Long Night, of Baratheon or Targaryen blood.

The Westeros “Age of Queens” came to an end with the death of Queen Shireen Baratheon in the South. A decade later, the death of Queen Sansa Stark in the North, marked the official beginning of “The Stark Age,” aptly named for the Stark Kings that ruled the two Westeros kingdoms: King Brandon Stark, First of His Name, Protector of the Seven Kingdoms and King Robb Stark, Second of His Name, King of the North.

[alaynestcnes]

“you better not be thematically interlinked characters with mirrored story arcs and shared desires who represent two ancient houses whose union would create a circular narrative, while still being a surprising twist due to purposeful storytelling that hid your similarities under shallow differences”

my goofy ass:

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Wildling King Jon x Queen in the North Sansa AU~

Commissioned again by the amazing @littl3bird (@j0nsansa on twitter)! This one was a lot of fun to work on, and the concepts and ideas were stunning. Thank you, once again for reaching out to me about this commission!

[coolkarmact]

[loisfreakinglane]

#i hope kit was happy on his apple box

[dear-ao3]

[istumpysk]

So apparently Dany had not only remove slavery from Slavers Bay, she also changed the rape and pillage culture of Dothraki making those sAvAgEs better. And here we delusionals thinking that she is slaver herself and she herself promised Dothraki to destroy westroes and had no problems in said culture as long as she benefits from it.

One of the funniest things George R. R. Martin has ever done is force Daenerys to spend every moment of her ascension being closely counseled by a man who sold people into slavery.

I don't think the author is trying to be subtle about her raging hypocrisy, and it's only going to become more glaring as the story unfolds. I wish all the Khaleesi enthusiasts the best of luck.

[jonstarks]