star wars writers and their inability -- rather, outright refusal -- to write a clone who doesn't believe he's ultimately good for nothing other than fighting
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star wars writers and their inability -- rather, outright refusal -- to write a clone who doesn't believe he's ultimately good for nothing other than fighting
𝒂𝒓𝒌𝒂𝒚. how do they deal with grief & loss?
headcanon prompts | currently accepting .ᐟ
in truth , rhaena does not naturally deal with grief well; she is to her core a deeply emotional and empathetic person. the death of laena when rhaena was but four namedays old rocked the young targaryen severely , & from that moment she became incredibly emotionally attached to those closest to her. this , unfortunately , would not be of use when those people died – the death of her cousin & betrothed , luke , was another moment where rhaena felt utterly lost in the world ( excluding her sister , he was probably her closest friend in their youth & represented the future that she was being raised to fulfill ). having this future , & her beloved companion , brutally torn away from her sends rhaena reeling. HOWEVER. however. rhaena also learns from a young age that to show such weakness as grief is not something her father wished to observe. so the girl learns to internalise her grief , to shut it away from a public display of mourning. she must remain the perfect princess , a paragon of targaryen steel and strength. as such , her grief is rarely visible to the untrained eye. a soft , demure smile must remain painted upon her face in public: duty to the throne above all else. this unfortunately often makes rhaena physically unwell – by not allowing herself to grieve as her body & soul wish to do so , the sensations must find their own way of expressing themselves. rhaena suffers with debilitating headaches as a result of her grief not being able to release itself as it should.
"An endless board meeting where you never have breaks and lunches and have to hear someone drone on about insurance.....a fine torture method I might add."
when iris visits people, she always comes armed with sweets or food so what im trying to say is let iris visit and say hi to you cause she says it with food.
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I’m watching Frozen again.