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➔ . . . SANSA STARK
➔ . . . DAENERYS TARGARYEN
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I just want to talk about book. My biggest obsession is ASOIAF.
DNI: MINORS, ZIONITS, BIGOTS.
➔ . . . ARYA STARK
➔ . . . SANSA STARK
➔ . . . DAENERYS TARGARYEN
My Favorite Great Houses ranking:
1. Stark
2. Targaryen
3. Lannister
4. Martell
5. Tyrell
6. Tully
7. Greyjoy
8. Arryn
9. Baratheon (the only baratheon igaf is shireen AND SHE IS GOING TO DIE)
First 4 places I'm 100% sure. And Baratheon last. This is not the same as Kingdoms.
Aerys gifted Robert a model of his parents ship and it was just splinters in a box of water.
Now that I’m thinking more rationally, I’m not sure what to make of the idea of Lyanna being a greenseer. Part of me thinks they might have blended elements of Lyanna’s characterization with Howland Reed’s, after all, Howland was the one at the God's Eye, and George said he couldn't be a POV character because he knows too much (and considering Ned also knew Jon's true parentage yet was still a POV, I think George was referring to something far bigger than just Jon's lineage) and in the adaptation, it seems they merged the character of JonCon with that of Oswell. At the same time, the idea of Lyanna communicating with Rhaegar in dreams mirrors something George did in another book, A Song for Lya, where the protagonist is also named Lyanna, and it wouldn't be the first time he’s done something like this.
Plus, this would mean that Daenerys and Bran are going to communicate through dreams as well, and that drives me crazy.
But aside from that, Lyanna and Bran have always been two deeply connected characters, the second starkling where she is mentioned the most, and that is because Bran is the one who will discover the truth about Jon.
So i don't know what to think about it.
You must have worms in your brains if you think Arya would’ve done anything Lyanna has done post Harrenhal and I’m not even saying this as a dig to Lyanna that is just not who Arya is because Arya is an *actual* character and not Lyanna no matter how hard you may wish she was
I love getting people mad I'm going to do it harder. Now I know what kind of posts do more thanks!
Cersei didn't have to do Jaime like that but also this is peak big sister behavior
can everyone calm down now
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what if your mother is a PROPHETIC KNIGHT your father is a songwriter married to a lesbian and your uncle is currently with her lover and your paternal grandfather BURNS ALIVE your maternal grandfather and your paternal grandmother wants your (unborn) aunt to bring dragons back. and your name is jonathan. you were stabbed 15 times in the cold
Random fun fact: I was counting, and I realized that Jaime Lannister is the character who appears most frequently in other characters' POV chapters (actually appearing, not just being mentioned, i don't count visions either), followed by Cersei. However, Jaime and Cersei weren't POV characters at the beginning. On the other hand, Tyrion is the only character who, starting from the first book, appears in five different POV storylines. Then follow Arya and Sansa.
Tyrion -> Ned, Cat, Sansa, Bran, Jon.
Arya -> Ned, Sansa, Jon, Sam.
Sansa -> Ned, Arya, Jon, Tyrion.
Jaime -> Ned, Cat, Bran, Jon, Tyrion, Cersei, Brienne.
Cersei -> Ned, Sansa, Bran, Jon, Tyrion, Jaime.
This means nothing at all it's just a random thing I noticed.
After seeing some spoilers for The Mad King Playstage, I think some things are canon and others aren't. It really got crazy now.
LYANNA IS A GREENSEER I REPEAT LYANNA IS A GREESEER
Fear cuts deeper than swords, Arya would tell herself, but that did not make the fear go away. It was as much a part of her days as stale bread and the blisters on her toes after a long day of walking the hard, rutted road.
She had thought she had known what it meant to be afraid, but she learned better in that storehouse beside the Gods Eye. Eight days she had lingered there before the Mountain gave the command to march, and every day she had seen someone die. (ACOK, ARYA VI)
People don't truly understand how traumatic and horrible Harrenhal was for Arya,"She had thought she had known what it meant to be afraid, but she learned better in that storehouse beside the Gods Eye." Every day, Arya witnessed people being murdered, women being raped, and people being brutally tortured, she was just an eight-year-old girl surrounded by monsters. Do you know how horrible it is to be in the same place as THE MOUNTAIN?
But people are going to come here and tell you that staying silent in court was going to be very difficult for her.
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Clothes - Food - Journey - Colors
Sansa's character arc
Winterfell - King's Landing - The Vale
Sansa's Elements
Sansa's Narrative Parallels
Lysa - Catelyn
My Own Sansa Parallels
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The old gods representing the spirits of nature (wood, water, air) it's very interesting to me because isn't Arya deeply connected with woods and water at least? Idk interesting connection of arya with the old gods i think.
I was wondering why George connected Arya so deeply with water and earth,and not at all with fire and now I think I finally understand why.
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One girl, prettier than the others, was made to go with four or five different men every night, until finally she hit one with a rock. Ser Gregor made everyone watch while he took off her head with a sweep of his massive two-handed greatsword. "Leave the body for the wolves," he commanded when the deed was done, handing the sword to his squire to be cleaned. Arya glanced sidelong at Needle, sheathed at the hip of a black-bearded, balding man-at-arms called Polliver. It's good that they took it away, she thought. Otherwise she would have tried to stab Ser Gregor, and he would have cut her right in half, and the wolves would eat her too.
- ACOK, ARYA VI
The girl wasn't worth a silver, he says . . . and damned if that old man didn't fetch a fistful of coppers, beg m'lord's pardon, and thank him for the custom!"
The men all roared, none louder than Chiswyck himself, who laughed so hard at his own story that snot dribbled from his nose down into his scraggy grey beard. Arya stood in the shadows of the stairwell and watched him.
It wasn't Harren, Arya wanted to say, it was me. She had killed Chiswyck with a whisper, and she would kill two more before she was through. I'm the ghost in Harrenhal, she thought. And that night, there was one less name to hate.
- ACOK, ARYA VII
“Her father beat her so often and so brutally that she was never truly free of pain or fear until she came to us.”
“Did you kill him?”
“She asked the gift for herself, not for her father.”
You should have killed him.
- ADWD, THE UGLY LITTLE GIRL
Nothing just Arya wanting to kill man that abuse young girls.