Untitled

[htn-11-11]

"The way you choose to see the world creates the world you see."

_ I've seen it... Have you?

#11:11

[crossguild]

OP FAN LETTER INTRODUCTION

[auguryintheether]

Lucy knows.

Season 2 gifs by @whereareyourightnow

[theweeklydiscourse]

Shippers get a lot of lashings for being annoying and “forcing romance” but not enough is being said about people who force the nuclear family structure on everything. Nothing against found families, but the amount of people who seem to cram every dynamic into a cookie cutter nuclear family mold is driving me insane. It’s another lowkey reductive way of engaging with characters that pretends to less reductive than the shippers they constantly complain about. Not every relationship can be categorized as “sibling coded” or “father-daughter” because most relationships are more complicated than that. Don’t even get me started on the way these people use “coding” *cough* their headcanons *cough* to shut down ships they dislike.

[strengatha]

Has the dress been explained?

So has anyone else thought that maybe the dress Lucy wears is from one of Cooper's old films. The hero rescuing the damsel. Hank is a fanboy of epic proportions after all.

[aconiteandausten]

somehow haven't seen anyone point this one out yet??

[sticklystag]

love how robin just drags will around that’s her new favorite gay boy

[strengatha]

Kit and Sophie were so bad at portraying siblings, they actually managed to confuse littlefinger.

[walnutmistjamie]

@giftober 2024 Day 22: Reactions

[asoiastarks]

this has been said before but i’ll say it again. -> ned stark naming jon after jon arryn -his surrogate father/ father figure- for him to then act as jon snow’s surrogate father is so important, like that ned named jon for the man who committed high treason and refused the mad king’s order to execute his wards, his sons in a sense, establishes a lot about their relationship and the love between them. it’s also a testament to ned’s characterisation and his moral framework jon arryn played a massive part in developing. — when he named jon, it was his own way of responding to lyanna’s “promise me” when ned vowed that he’d do the same to protect his nephew as his surrogate father did for him.

[cesvalentinois]

Cesare 🖤 Lucrezia (Bonus: Alfonso d'Aragona)

3.09 "The Gunpowder Plot" | The Borgias

[juliaxyn]

[buffyboleyn]

Forever LOLing at the idea that Sansa inherited her interest in fashion...

…from Catelyn.

Sansa’s POVs almost always begin with a description her carefully picked-out outfit. She also pays much mind to what others are wearing.

Catelyn details her own clothes maybe two or three times in the entire series. She also rarely go into what others are wearing*.

You know who does mentions what they’re wearing in nearly evey POV chapter? Ned.

You know who’s POV noted what exact shade of green Cersei was wearing when she arrived in Winterfell? Remembered the fine detail of the golden stags Renly liked to embroider in his capes and doublets? Explained to us the modest colours and small mockingbird pin that Littlefinger affects when Renly is teasing Baelish’s plain clothes when really the teasing should have been enough to illustrate that Littlefinger doesn’t like ostentatious clothes, but I guess the details and fabrics of court worth mentioning anyways? Fucking Ned.

Ned kinda thinks dismissively about showy dress, but he that doesn’t mean he doesn’t care about fashion. His own personal taste is just more polished and subtle**, which serves the narrative function of highlighting the wasteful pomp of King’s Landing. Someone who doesn’t care about fashion period, probs wouldn’t have noted these differences at all.

Sansa totes inherited her fashinonista ways from Ned, guys.

*[aside: tbh the only time I explicitly remember Cat going into detail about others’ clothes is when meeting Roslin Frey, whom she notes is wearing a fine light blue and delicate lacey dress. You could argue she only even noted this for practical reasons; Roslin is marrying her brother politically and Cat is instantly measuring the Frey’s motives behind this by assesing how well they’ve bothered to present the bride. Cat is actually far more ‘meh’ of the trappings of traditional noblewoman-dom than we give her credit for: she’s not snobby or uncomfortable talking to smallfolk, getting upset at Edmure for not remembering the name of the old village woman who gave them treats as kids. She directly challenges Robb for unconsciously thinking that daughter are less important than sons. In AGOT, she’s all ‘fuck modesty’ when walking naked around Maester Luwin (I mean, he delivered all her babies, he’s seen it all so what’s the point of airs???). long aside done]

**(I remember a lotta greys and silvers, but with nifty capes and belts. Smoky chic, ned!)

[scullylikesscience]

[princess-in-a-tower]

Well… That was an eye-opener!

[bricklebeary]

Here it is. It’s fucking back. The post that convinced me Ned was a fashionista.

[xxxdeadbitchnotfoundxxx-deactiv]

Don’t forget that black cape he wore with the direwolf clasps to see Tobho Mott. What a legend.

[spoiler-warning]

But one thing Sansa does get from her mom is the ability to rock a hood

[jonstarks]

Jon Snow + #how to say no to that face

Bonus:

[amymel86]

LOVE THIS

[reyjis-deactivated20220625]

— Barristan Selmy

[chryswatchesgot]

Chrys Watches GoT [x]

[butterflies-dragons]

Tell us the exact moment you knew Jon and Sansa were destined? :)

Post GOT S6 ASOIAF RE-READ:

“How would you like to marry your cousin, the Lord Robert?”

[…] It is not me she wants her son to marry, it is my claim. No one will ever marry me for love.

—A Storm of Swords - Sansa VI

“By right Winterfell should go to my sister Sansa.”

—A Dance with Dragons - Jon I

Jon said, “Winterfell belongs to my sister Sansa.”

—A Dance with Dragons - Jon IV

After re-reading the FIVE BOOKS in like 10 weeks, I wrote my first meta:

But, unlike of Tyrion, Willas or even Robert, who pursue Sansa’s claim over her, there is a man that has been offered Winterfell and choose her over her claim.

“By right Winterfell should go to my sister Sansa.”

“Winterfell belongs to my sister Sansa.”

Unlike all the high lords interested in becoming the Lord of Winterfell by marrying Sansa Stark, the bastard Jon Snow refused to despoil his sister Sansa of her rights, even if her claim is the one thing he has wanted as much as he had ever wanted anything.

—WE’RE ALL JUST SONGS IN THE END. IF WE ARE LUCKY: JENNY OF OLDSTONES AND THE PRINCE OF DRAGONFLIES [Oct 11th, 2016]