#got s6e5

[godsbraid]

How To Train Your Drogon

[space-cadet-sarah]

So like 2 hours after I finally watched Game of Thrones s6ep5 (Hold the Door) was the day after it came out, I was on break at work and was rushing to get back so I wouldn’t be late. I was running for the elevator, and instead of saying “Hold the door” I accidently and somewhat loudly proclaimed “Hodor!”

This one guy in the elevator held is so I could get in and when I thanked him he giggled “Hodor. hodor.” I laughed, he laughed, but the woman behind us did not laugh. She gripped her child closer.

She just thought we were lunatics.

[mikechampa]

ok this is a serious question when did they change asha greyjoy's name to yara greyjoy? a friend of mine said it had been like that the whole time, but i definitely remember her still being asha up until this last episode? i genuinely feel like ive been berenstein'd and i need answers

[persephone-garnata]

This scene was great.

The best thing about it imo is the character development/consistency. It shows Sansa hasn’t lost her feminine side - she’s still with the ‘girly’ sewing - but she’s turning those arts to badass purposes, in full awareness of the political implications of what she’s doing.

A direwolf sewn on her own breast? Giving a direwolf symbol to the bastard brother? Her intentions couldn’t be clearer.

Nice needle/leather work too there.

I love Sansa.

[persephone-garnata]

Hold the door!

The Game of Thrones fandom, sobbing in the corner, forever

[everdamned]

Oh, my sweet summer child! What do you know about fear? 

Fear is for the winter, when the snows fall a hundred feet deep.

Fear is for the Long Night, when the sun hides for years and children are born and live and die all in darkness. 

That is the time for fear, my little Lord.

[thegirlinthehighcastle]

#DRAG HIM

[msrubik-blog]

WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK

Was anybody else floored by that game of thrones episode!?!?