#30djaime

[kaorym]

30 Day Jaime Challenge

Day 26 - Post ADWD, where do you think Jaime's loyalty lies?

I would like him being loyal to himself , but that would be too much to ask him for , so, in Brienne. He needs someone to follow and Brienne would never,ever use him  if all the Lady StoneHeart incident don't ruintheir relationship

[kaorym]

30 Day Jaime Challenge

Day 23 - Fancast young Jaime

Right now I'm using Bradley James as young!Jaime, but I'm open to suggestions

[kaorym]

30 Day Jaime Challenge

Day 20 - Favorite Jaime AU verse

Modern AU highschool, if you do a fanfic/fanart with Jaime as a teenager I will love you forever. What can I say? Jaime is like a teenager already

[kaorym]

30 Day Jaime Challenge

Day 18 - Favorite Jaime fanfic

Nope, don't make me choose, there's so many good fanfics, talented people writing Jaime in character .... NOPE I would spend days trying to choose

[kaorym]

30 Day Jaime Challenge

Day 16 - Favorite thing Jaime did for love

Everything that include protector!Jaime, from bear pit to bitchslaping Ron Connington No graphic/gif this time ,sorry

[kaorym]

30 Day Jaime Challenge

Day 15 - Jaime’s worst moment

We all agree about this, no?

[usefulspinster]

30 Day Jaime Challenge Day Thirty

Now gush about how much you love him

Oh Jaime Lannister, the things he does for love.

He’s such a hopeless romantic and would die for those he loves. There is so much potential in Jaime. From “so he did” to “whatever he chose” to taking Tommen aside at his father’s funeral. There’s kindness and honor in Jaime that he is just begining to embrace and own. There is so much potential for him to see these qualities not as weakness, that these qualities don’t make him any less a knight or warrior. That a good person and a strong person are not mutually exclusive.

[usefulspinster]

30 Day Jaime Challenge Day Twenty Nine

Rant about things that frustrate you about Jaime

His co-dependence and his cruelty.

Ugh, I want to shake Jaime Lannister with his co-dependence. He’s a knight that has been a pawn all of his life. He’s willingly let everyone around him manipulate him for their use, be it his family or his King.

I’ve always felt that Jaime’s cruelty is not essentially Jaime. There’s a difference between being a warrior and being a killer. What he did to Aerys was for the good of all but what he did to Bran was cruelty. I think because he’s so much not like Tywin, that Tywin could see his weak father in Jaime, that Jaime’s love has been systematically twisted in to this cruelty. That a way to keep him towing the line was to appeal to this protective instinct that Jaime has and instill in him a fear of constant threat to what he holds dear.