Aug 20, 2017
Canon Arya Appreciation Week → Day 1: Quote
She was the night wolf. But only when she dreamed.
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Canon Arya Appreciation Week → Day 1: Quote
She was the night wolf. But only when she dreamed.
jon: sandra’s the only stark in winterfell
Bran Stark, Son of Eddard Stark, The Rightful Heir Of Winterfell:
you can’t be pissed at bran for being upset for losing the use of his legs because he lives in a society that has told him that if he can’t walk, he’s useless and then claim that he’s useless anyway at the same time, just pick one way to say that you hate a disabled ten year old and go
for my dearest @frogspears who had a bad day. have this semi-finished dad!Bran and parents!Arya x Gendry AU that is all about Bran’s kid
Winterfell in the spring was a sight to behold, green covered the ground as the snow once did. The air still crisp as ever but somehow warmer now that the earth slowly rebuilt itself. Laughter and joyfulness filled the halls of the Great Keep once more and although there was still rubble to clear, there was no doubt that Winterfell was still as prestigious as before. The people loved their King, but it was his daughter that they adored. Or more importantly, it was their blacksmith that would falter with one of her little smiles.
Presently, that little princess was currently running around the courtyard in the hopes to escape the burly giant that was chasing her.
“Oh Gods help me, I think I’ve misplaced the princess. Where ever could she possibly be?”
The little girl giggled as the blacksmith continued to search the courtyard. She was hiding beside the pig pen by the tower and muffled her laughter when she caught sight of her favorite aunt.
But the blacksmith’s voice brought her attention back to the game. “Well looks like I’ll just have to give these lemoncakes to the boys then. What a pity, these are just scrumptious.”
Little Larissa gasped as the voice came from right behind her.
“Gotcha!”
Larissa yelped as the giant picked her up. “Uncle Gendry! You found me!”
“I sure did sweetling.”
Larissa heard a snort from across the yard, Lady Arya Stark stood with her hands on her hips.
“You wouldn’t have found her if I hadn’t pointed you in the right direction, Gendry.”
Gendry sighed as he carried Larissa over to Arya. “You can never let me have one, can you m'lady?”
“Never.” Arya chuckled before her smirk became a scowl. “And don’t call me that.”
Gendry was contemplating a retort when Bran interrupted their bickering with a rather amused expression. Then again, anything that involved his sister and her blacksmith was always worth the interruption.
“Ah! There you are! I’ve been looking everywhere for you young lady!”
“Father!”
Bran opened his arms as his daughter barreled straight into him. “Have you been skipping your lessons with Maester Sam again?”
“NO!”
Bran cocked an eyebrow.
“Mayhaps…but Maester Sam excused me from my lessons today because we’d already learned about Queen Nymeria and about grumpkins and snarks.” Larissa stared up at her father with large green eyes and a tiny pout. “Jojen and Edwyn stayed behind to learn more about the Age of Heroes and how Bran the Builder helped build the Wall.”
“Well, either way, your mother’s been waiting for you in her solar.”
Larissa looked at her father in confusion. “Why?”
“Why don’t we go see?” Bran replied warmly.
Arya and Gendry watched as the King of Winterfell and their princess strode towards the Great Keep. They were halfway across the yard when Larissa suddenly stopped and ran back towards her aunt and uncle.
“Uncle Gendry! I almost forgot.” Carefully, Larissa handed him a wrapped piece of cloth. Curious, Gendry peeled away to find another piece of cloth. This time the cloth was more delicate and precisely folded. When he unfolded the handkerchief, Gendry sputtered before smiling and embracing his niece.
“It’s lovely. Thank you, little one.”
The princess grinned big and bright when he winked and gave her the coveted lemon cakes before running back to her father. Gendry stared at the handkerchief long after Larissa left.
*****
As Bran wheeled his chair towards his wife’s solar, Larissa regaled her father about her activities of the day. His daughter smiled brightly and her green eyes sparkled as she told him how she was excited to learn more about the Doom of Valyria and how she couldn’t wait for Aunt Arya to show how to Water Dance.
“Aunt Arya said that mayhaps in three moons after the babe is born, I could learn to dance like her!”
“I’m sure you are sweet girl. But how about you learn to shoot a bow like your mother first?”
“But mother can’t teach me and nurse little Jo at the same time! Besides no one will ever be as good as mother.”
Bran chuckled. “Aye.”
They had almost approached Queen Meera’s solar when his daughter grew strangely quiet. Summer whined quietly and nudged Bran. He waited until Larissa looked up at him.
“Father?”
“Yes?”
“Can a person be brave even when they’re most scared?”
Bran felt as if he was a child again asking the same question. His eyes watered for a second before smiling and placing a hand under her chin.
“We are most brave when we are scared. Now what’s brought this on?”
Larissa sniffled. “Sometimes I have these dreams….and sometimes they come true. Like when Aunt Arya married Uncle Gendry and when Nymeria had pups.”
The green sight, Bran thought.
“And those dreams scare you?”
“Only the bad ones. Like when Aunt Sansa had a fall.”
Bran knew what it felt to be in her place and promised to never let her fear get the better of her.
“You are a Stark of Winterfell but you are most like your Uncle Jojen. He too had dreams that came true.”
“Was he ever frightened of them?”
Bran thought back to Jojen and his dreams. “Ask your mother. But to me he was the bravest person I knew.”
He smiled and slowly so did she.
“I can be brave. I can be as brave as him too.”
Yes, Bran thought as his daughter embraced him, yes you can.
frogspears
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tbh all the people vaguing about the dream d*ddy...
i still can’t figure out what the supergirl cast did bc all i’m seeing is vaguing about shippers being hated & feeling mocked
the cast has a history (i’ve heard more than seen) of being really disparaging abt people shipping kara/lena (katie mcgrath’s character - the show doesn’t queerbait the relationship - katie is just... always Like That) and there’s some video i didn’t watch where the cast, jeremy jordan in particular, is douchey about the ship & how they’re just friends and never ever going to get together and why would you even ever think that (notably neither woman who actually plays queer on the show were present so prob the cast was on worse behavior than usual) and jeremy jordan posted a really shitty non-apology on social media
basically i get the sense that they act how casts used to act in like........... 2012 about large chunks of the fandom having the audacity to ship a non-canon same-sex couple. which is extra absurd since the show HAS a prominent f/f couple
but i’m also hearing that the show has gotten rid of its queer female exec producer going into the next season PLUS people are salty that kara’s god-awful love interest is coming back after all
i’m probably not even going to watch anymore because he’s coming back plus now all of this other nonsense
Jojen Reed by joelhustak
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Lmao my dad is the biggest Arya and Dany stan