#lem lemoncloak

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A Storm of Swords Epilogue

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39_Tormenta de espadas_Arya VII

—En la colina hueca... No sé, me gustó lo que dijisteis de que erais hombres del rey Robert y también hermanos. Me gustó que juzgarais al Perro. Lord Bolton lo que hacía era cortar cabezas y ahorcar a la gente, y Lord Tywin y Amory igual. Prefiero trabajar como herrero para vosotros.

 —Tenemos muchas armaduras que necesitan arreglos, mi señor —le recordó Jack a Lord Beric—. La mayor parte se las cogemos a los muertos, y tienen los agujeros por los que les entró la muerte. 

—Tú debes de ser corto de entendederas, chico —dijo Lim—. Somos bandidos. La mayoría somos escoria de baja estofa, menos su señoría, claro. No te creas que esto es como en las canciones del bobo de Tom. No le arrancarás un beso a ninguna princesa ni participarás en un torneo con una armadura robada. Si te unes a nosotros, acabarás colgado de un árbol o con la cabeza en una pica sobre las puertas de cualquier castillo.

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Beric Dondarrion, Thoros of Myr, Lem Lemoncloak, Tom Sevenstrings, lady Ravella Smallwood and the Ghost of Highheart artworks from the Brotherhood Without Banners starter set box of ASOIAF TMG.

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all time greatest character ever in all of asoiaf poll

weasel (i hope she's okay)

lem lemoncloak (i just like his name)

leyton hightower (what is he doing?)

gaemon palehair (marxist lesbianist)

amerei frey (casual hookup hoe representation)

willas tyrell (ideal man until proven otherwise)

saera targaryen (the one and only girlboss)

tommen baratheon (this boy is hilarious)

wylla manderly (westerosi tumblr user)

Voting ended onNov 8, 2023

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Lady Stoneheart by Mark Simonetti

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Bruv is gonna be so annoying in twow😭

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"Beauty,” whispered the willows on the bank, but the reeds said, “freak, freak."

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Kat's beloved plotbunnies | A Song of Ice and Fire | Introducing THAEDA STONE of Strongsong (of the Brotherhood without Banners) For each man the bell only tolls twice. Once to commemorate his coming to the world. The second time to mourn his departure from it. For a long time now Thaeda Stone thought that despite their ancient wisdom, the first of House Belmore must have made a mistake. The words rarely carried certainty. For her alone, the bells began to sing the day she was fathered and have not yet stopped since. First time they rang in the year 270 After the Conquest, at the tourney at Ironoaks where many victories were celebrated — among them first and foremost the birth of Morton Waynwood — but none were felt as passionately as the victory of Lord Nestor Royce over the Lord Benedar Belmore. Lord Royce made Benedar a joust loser and while the defeated washed dirt off his back and mourned the loss of his best horse, the champion made him a loser once more in his own bed where he lay with his good lady wife until sunup. At the tourney at Ironoaks, Nestor Royce took Benedar Belmore’s triumph and he took his dignity. He also took the Lady Marla Belmore’s heart to keep forever. Second time the bells struck when Thaeda of Strongsong was born nine months later and almost all would believe her as Lord Benedar’s own. She came out of her mother with a head of hair like molten copper, almost as red as the leaves of a weirwood. Almost all were fooled and would be forever and a day were it not for the mother’s pride that punctured the secret, her love for Nestor Royce, and her spite. Lady Marla made her daughter out of love, for herself to have and soothe her loneliness. She lost her too soon to her husband’s pridefulness, because what purpose did a bastard have in the house but to remind him every day of his dishonour? So the third song the bells chanted when Thaeda Belmore died on her tenth name day and when she instead became Thaeda Stone, sired anew by Nestor Royce. He fostered the small girl — Ted as all familiarly called her — with a surprising show of dedication no-one had expected of him. And while Runestone and The Gates of The Moon were not quite places for little girls, they were a home fit enough for women who aspired to toughness. Women, who above all admired resilience and integrity — for that was what the mountains taught them and what they knew. And when the bells tolled for the fourth time, it was to shatter these principles. The bells set off a chain of events like the spring avalanches, and brought with them first the death of Lord Arryn, then the coming of Catelyn Stark and her peculiar prisoner. A disquieting tilt of power over the Vale. And then, finally, the failing of Lord Nestor to stand with his cousin against Lord Protector Petyr Baelish on account of a bribe, of all things. Lord Nestor proved that Ted was always a mere afterthought to his legitimate children; that honesty was an afterthought to ambition. Taeda felt it was time to speak against the cowardice and hypocrisy of men, but feared it might be too late. Because what purpose did a bastard have in the house but to remind everyone of their dishonour?

A/N: She's here! As an OC, Ted was actually born some nine or ten years ago when I first read ASOIAF, only she was never given an opportunity to grow. So this is a big THANK YOU to all who have inspired and enabled me to finally bring her to life. A special thanks goes to @samwilsonns and @kingsroad. I love you guys, thank you for everyhing!