Meera: my brother died for you, hodor and summer died for you
Me: *breaks down crying* too soon
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Meera: my brother died for you, hodor and summer died for you
Me: *breaks down crying* too soon
Fun fact about the mun
She unironically and honestly likes Sweetrobin and feels bad for him.
Having grown up watching/reading The Secret Garden he reminds me a lot of Colin. He’s spoiled and bratty, but he’s also afraid of dying and has moments of genuine sweetness (it’s been a while, but he has a few of them in Dance) that hint he might not be all bad.
He just needs a few good-hearted but strong willed companions to play with and help him get stronger both in heart, personality, and body, less bleedings, a good education, and to be as far away from Littlefinger as he can get.
what is your ideal outcome to asoiaf?
Arya storms through the riverlands with Nymeria and her pack of wolves, destroying every army in her path. She becomes what Robb never fully was - a wolf, a warrior who is completely in tune with her dire wolf until they are one and the same. She no longer yearns for home or for family because this has taken the place and filled the hole in her heart - she finally has the brothers and sisters (fierce and terrible and hers) that she can trust. She becomes more animalistic every day, fighting viciously, never surrendering to any man. She makes her way to Winterfell, leaving terror in her wake, destroying any soldiers that get in her way (but never touching the small folk of course). She breaks the gates at Winterfell, decimates the Bolton armies, and tears out Ramsay's neck with her own teeth.
And what else matters, to be honest.