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R.I.P. OTTO HIGHTOWER, the Kris Jenner of Westeros [~76 AC – 130 AC]

#HE WAS A FUCKING KID 💔💔💔🕯️💚#guys they killed my appropriately medievally old husband and he had it coming too #Otto is Otto forever ♾️💚#fave

armenains-archive-deactivated20

happy sasuke sunday!

restless spirits

girl with record of never doing it later when she doesn't do it later

diosapate

#Aemond

lieutenantcommunist44

stop talking about yo shaved clean pussy no one gives afuck

comradekatara

rating uncle representation in avatar by accuracy

IROH (ZUKO’S UNCLE): a shamelessly reparative, whitewashed representation of the uncle figure, it is absurd to assume that one’s uncle could ever be capable of offering genuine wisdom, let alone competently leading a brutal military conquest. that said, the misogyny is a nice touch — 3/10.

THE WARDEN (MAI’S UNCLE): now this is more like it. he is an obstinately myopic asshole with utterly rancid vibes. and he’s stupid also — 9/10.

UNALAQ (KORRA’S UNCLE): while i do think it’s a bit heavy-handed of him to transform into the embodiment of all darkness, as a metaphor for unclehood, i can hardly call it inaccurate — 9/10.

BUMI (JINORA’S UNCLE): the most accurate representation of the uncle figure in the entire avatar franchise and perhaps all of media, bumi is obnoxiously obtrusive, ruins every scene he’s in with his heedless, wacky idiocy, and is entirely unnecessary to the mise en scène in a way that actively degrades the quality of the narrative as a whole. everyone would be better off if this man just disappeared, or better yet, had never been born at all. even though he is not an actively malicious figure, his unbearable stupidity coupled with his incessant need to be the loudest person in the room is itself immoral, and thus he causes harm to those around him simply by existing. while the entire show does suffer as a result of his presence, my commendations where it is due, as whoever wrote this man clearly understands the figure of the uncle with a canny insight — 100/10.