#robin arryn

[deadgirlwalked]

I love thinking about Theon being a ward in different houses and how better/worse it would be for him.

Lannister!Theon has 10 years of work experience at 19, meanwhile Arryn!Theon is a glorified babysitter for Sweetrobin and Dragonstone!Theon got adopted as Melisandres acolyte

[knightofthelemontree]

Here's how we know Sansa isn't intentionally poisoning her cousin: we're in her head.

When she gives him the medicine, she thinks of how it will help him.

When she helps him down the mountain, she thinks of his safety.

If she wanted him dead she wouldn't be thinking that. Her internal thoughts have always reflected her true feelings, she had no issue wishing death on Joffrey. Even though she repeatedly wished and prayed for it, she was horrified at his actual death.

Seeing that happen, and then choosing to use poison again to kill one of her only remaining family members? Not happening.

Her thoughts of Sweetrobin are that he's annoying and immature. Not that she hates him and is looking forward to him being gone. She doesn't even seem to think about him being gone as a possibility. Instead, she thinks about how his wife will love his hair. She thinks about him ruling and wonders how he'll handle it.

She knows that Ned, Cat, and Robb are dead. She thinks that Bran and Rickon are dead. She thinks that Arya is dead. Her aunt is dead. Her grandfather is dead. Her uncle is hostage. Her last living family member is NOT dying at her hand.

Personally, I think he'll live. It ruins Baelish's plans and I want that to happen. He keeps underestimating his "pawns" and I want that to be another nail in his coffin.

[ladystoneshart]

the world of ice and fire is full of adorable (and doomed) children

be it through living in active warzones, proximity to insane fire witches or having cersei lannister as a mother, these children's survival is... uncertain to say the least

some of these kids may be more doomed by the narrative than others, but which one is your favourite?

best doomed asoiaf child

myrcella baratheon ♟️

tommen baratheon 🐈

devan seaworth 🔥

shireen baratheon 🦌

missandei 🪶

rickon stark 🦄

sweetrobin 🐦

jojen reed 🥣

results :/

Voting ended onJul 18, 2025

[cutezcoz]

after years spent as alayne stone, will sansa stark make a pawn of sweetrobin? or is she still more wolf than mockingbird?

i was HEAVILY inspired to draw these three after reading The Veil of the Vale by Hypnos_Inked on Ao3 so please give it love if you’re interested! :>

[andrekros]

the lannicest children + their partners in the 10 years later au (aka the au where jon arryn dies ten years later than he does in canon)

thoughts under the cut ->

okay so i know robert would love nothing more than a marriage between his and ned's kids, but i can't really see a world where that happens easily. ofc he tried by betrothing cerelle and robb (which ended up not happening obviously) but after that there's always something in the way. for joffrey i see jon arryn taking one look at the crown's finances and being like "robert. listen. we need the tyrell money" which is how joffrey and margaery get married. this happens around the time it does in canon, aka 300 AC.

robb is no longer an option by the time myrcella comes of age bc he is already married to lyra mormont, and bran is not really set to inherit anything of note so in my humble opinion, myrcella ain't getting married to house stark either. and with jon arryn living longer, he probably will try to strengthen his own house's ties to the crown, which is why he and robert betroth myrcella to robin (who is at this point being fostered at dragonstone)

(this betrothal might have just been what doomed jon arryn... 👀)

in this au, tyrion had enough of his family's hatred towards him at one point and decided to fuck off to essos. he and the funky group of friends he has assembled regularly cause troubles at family functions. but besides this development meaning tyrion is happy in this au, tommen now moves up as heir to casterly rock! tywin obvi wants him to be prepared perfectly for this role so he arranges a betrothal between him and elanor marbrand (oc, niece of addam marbrand)

i haven't fully sorted out which of cerelle's love interests have survived the time jump but i am pretty sure 90% of them would be married at this point in time, leaving quite a small field behind. balon and florian are obviously some of the ones that would not be married, and i am heavily debating if i should just throw them into a polycule with cerelle. when she returns to king's landing eventually, tywin will ofc try to marry her off so let's see what happens to that

[somethingaesthetic]

You know what Game of Thrones scene I think about the most is? It’s not the Red Wedding, or Ned Stark’s execution, it’s not Dany burning King’s Landing, or Tommen jumping from the tower, it’s not Jamie getting his hand cut off or telling Brienne about the Mad King, it’s not any of that. It’s not even Bran saying he came all this way just to be King, right at the very end. It’s the scene directly before that, when Tyrion Lannister tells the Lords and Ladies of Westeros to choose their new ruler and Samwell Tarly pipes up that maybe they should let everyone have a say in who rules them, aka the smallfolk and everyone… laughs and looks at him like he’s insane. Lord Royce of Runestone makes jokes about asking the opinion of his dogs and his horse, as if they are equivalent. Robin Arryn is laughing right along with and even Sansa and Arya have something of a patronizing look on their faces that is honestly just so disappointing, because I adore those girls. Chalk it up to the GOT ending being bad in general, but I think this goes deeper and shows something really real about how little the smallfolk actually mattered to the main characters in the grand scheme. By the end, almost none of them are left. Varys spent his life serving them and only them, trying to make sure the right ruler ended up on the Iron Throne to serve the People’s best interest. Beric Dondarrion was a Lord, but the Brotherhood Without Banners had no allegiances to any of the great houses, they fought for the weak and the innocent and dolled out justice to those who had always escaped it in the past. They are dead, so they don’t get to see their life’s work mocked so openly. What’s funny is two former peasants are present in this scene and they make no reaction, despite having a history of being critical of their overlords and that’s Davos and Gendry. Sure, Ser Davos has had a longer time of being the Onion Knight and knows what the nobles and like and mostly roles with it, but Gendry had been Lord of the Stormlands for all of… what? A month? And yet it’s Sam, Sam who was born to a powerful and wealthy house in the Reach, who until he was cast out by his father grew up expecting to inherit a Valyrian Steel sword and rule over Hornhill. Sam who stood up for a Wildling girl when no one else would, who saved her baby and raised him completely as his own and is now going on to have his own trueborn child with her, but that doesn’t make Little Sam any less his child. Samwell Tarly, often treated as a joke, despite all he has done for the Realm is treated as a joke, yet again, one final time and thus, we now have Bran the Broken. Sure, he can’t have children so we don’t have to worry about him spawning a Joffrey when he dies, but how long do Three-Eyed Ravens live? That may be stopping the wheel, but it is by no means breaking it. (Let’s be clear, Daenerys had no intention of breaking it, either. Clearly.) They are stuck with Bran for who knows how many centuries and for the time being, that’s fine, but while we can argue all day long about how Bran may be ‘the true villain’ of the series, you can’t argue that he is, very admittedly, not Brandon Stark and is simply inhabiting his body. Meera was right. He died in that cave. Yes, it may have been necessary for… the plot or whatever. (I think it may have been better just to sacrifice Bran and burn his body, depriving the Night King of his powers, but that’s a different convo). Whatever he is now is something very removed from humanity and that in and of itself is dangerous. As ridiculous as it may have been with the North being the only independent kingdom, Sansa had to right idea wanting no part of it. Anyway, I am getting off topic, the point is that for all that happened, they really didn’t learn anything, in the end, because the wheel is still there and always will be and the smallfolk will always be the ones being crushed by it, while getting no say in their own lives. Most will live and die as normal, sure, but then there are those like Hodor whose entire existence is erased in service of the glory of Bran.

[windsh0wling]

Amy Adams as Lysa Arryn and Patrick Stewart as Jon Arryn

Woody Norman as Robert and Hayden Christensen as Harold Hardyng

ASOIAF Fancast - House Arryn

[thetorturedlover]

Robin / Robert Arryn