#gotstannisbaratheon

[lucrezia-borgia]

Your Grace, you are the rightful king. Not only by blood. You’re an honorable man, a just man. And there is still a war to fight.

Happy Birthday, @starrysepts! 💛

[stormborns]

STANNIS BARATHEON 5.10, Mother's Mercy

[thewebspinner]

[aegonvi]

For a long time the king did not speak. Then, very softly, he said, “I dream of it sometimes. Of Renly’s dying. A green tent, candles, a woman screaming. And blood.” Stannis looked down at his hands. “I was still abed when he died. Your Devan will tell you. He tried to wake me. Dawn was nigh and my lords were waiting, fretting. I should have been ahorse, armored. I knew Renly would attack at break of day. Devan says I thrashed and cried out, but what does it matter? It was a dream. I was in my tent when Renly died, and when I woke my hands were clean.” Ser Davos Seaworth could feel his phantom fingertips start to itch. Something is wrong here, the onetime smuggler thought. Yet he nodded and said, “I see.” “Renly offered me a peach. At our parley. Mocked me, defied me, threatened me, and offered me a peach. I thought he was drawing a blade and went for mine own. Was that his purpose, to make me show fear? Or was it one of his pointless jests? When he spoke of how sweet the peach was, did his words have some hidden meaning?” The king gave a shake of his head, like a dog shaking a rabbit to snap its neck. “Only Renly could vex me so with a piece of fruit. He brought his doom on himself with his treason, but I did love him, Davos. I know that now. I swear, I will go to my grave thinking of my brother’s peach.” — ACOK, Davos II

[fokikowest]

I Can't Believe I Missed This Game Of Thrones Star In Netflix's Kaos

I Can't Believe I Missed This Game Of Thrones Star In Netflix's Kaos

Jeff Goldblum plays Zeus in Netflix’s Kaos.

[queen-alicent]

Game of Thrones rewatch: Season 2, Episode 5: The Ghost of Harrenhal

[myrcella]

His claim is the true one, he is known for his prowess as a battle commander, and he is utterly without mercy. There is no creature on earth half so terrifying as a truly just man.

[pian-ran]

— Roque Dalton