Fucking Whatever *kicks a rock but it's really heavy so my foot shatters and i fall to the ground in agony*
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Fucking Whatever *kicks a rock but it's really heavy so my foot shatters and i fall to the ground in agony*
i keep drawing him with that silly lopsided :3 im going to smash my head against his i love him so much. i am going to bite him
What is Trump offering to America?
someone ate the last churches chicken biscuit
ur gonna hurt yaself
Kit said Jon's proud of being where he is now and that he's a 'bit of a psychopath'. That his 'home is a battlefield' and 'he's a violent man'. We can certainly see that on the show. He also has a temper which is more prominent in the books. Do you think that is his Targaryen side? Or perhaps a deadly mixture of Stark and Targaryen.
Like what Kit said to Hollywood Reporter, it’s not in Jon to be happy or at least his happiness is not what other people’s happiness is. He looks for violence in his life and it gives him happiness. A quiet life with a wife and children is unlikely to make him happy. He doesn’t have a peaceful soul. .
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Kit is killing it in his interpretation of Jon. He’s violent, his natural home is a battlefield, his idea of happiness isn’t the traditional one, it’s deeply important to him that he’s of the North and a part of the Stark family, Sansa twists him in a way no one else can, that he won’t let anyone question his authority, that she speaks up when it’s more helpful if she kept her mouth shut and that infuriates him. Sounds like S7’s Jon won’t be passive and compliant, his inner alpha will arise
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What do you think about Kit’s latest comments? Seems like Jon doesn’t seek power but when it’s bestowed upon him, he wants it absolutely as in he doesn’t tolerate it when someone challenges his leadership (as evidenced by his LC days) and wants complete control.
Hello anons,
I got four asks about the same thing (more or less) so I’m mushing you all up into one post.
First, about Kit’s comments regarding Jon being like a psychopath, I don’t think Kit meant that in the literal sense I think he was alluding how Jon revels (?) in violent situations. He doesn’t always seek them out but when he’s in them is when he excels the most. It makes him feel more alive than the mundane day to day.
This isn’t just part of his resurrection if was before then but the resurrection has made it more obvious. In a way it makes sense why he relates so well to the Wildling and why he was attracted to Ygritte. They are a violent people and Ygritte was violent and that attracted him. As to where this comes from, it’s a combination of things. Other than Ned, the Starks seem like pretty temperamental people and of course the Targaryen are not afraid of violence. So it’s in the genes.
Second, Jon’s approach to power and leadership. He doesn’t seek it but he does like to wield power or else he wouldn’t accept it. Not seeking something doesn’t mean the same as not wanting it. In the books Jon clearly wants to be Lord of Winterfell, he doesn’t bother seeking it because he’s a bastard but deep down he wants it badly.
That morning he called it first. “I’m Lord of Winterfell!” he cried, as he had a hundred times before. Only this time, this time, Robb had answered, “You can’t be Lord of Winterfell, you’re bastard-born. My lady mother says you can’t ever be the Lord of Winterfell.”
I thought I had forgotten that. Jon could taste blood in his mouth, from the blow he’d taken.
In the end Halder and Horse had to pull him away from Iron Emmett, one man on either arm. The ranger sat on the ground dazed, his shield half in splinters, the visor of his helm knocked askew, and his sword six yards away. “Jon, enough,” Halder was shouting, “he’s down, you disarmed him. Enough!”
No. Not enough. Never enough. Jon let his sword drop. “I’m sorry,” he muttered. “Emmett, are you hurt?”
He goes on to beat someone badly while he remembers this because it makes him so angry.
From his dream in ADWD:
The world dissolved into a red mist. Jon stabbed and slashed and cut. He hacked down Donal Noye and gutted Deaf Dick Follard. Qhorin Halfhand stumbled to his knees, trying in vain to staunch the flow of blood from his neck. “I am the Lord of Winterfell,” Jon screamed. It was Robb before him now, his hair wet with melting snow. Longclaw took his head off. Then a gnarled hand seized Jon roughly by the shoulder. He whirled …
He loves Robb but he resents that he couldn’t be Lord of Winterfell. So, when he wields power it wants it to be absolute and as we saw with Slynt he does not tolerate descent well.
If the leaks are correct, he’ll ease up about it. He probably just needs to work some stuff out.
TTFN
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Photo by Wonderlane Joined by the funeral, we sit down, under the blue sky, fire watching, sequentialling the processions. Ultimately one by one they come, to dust, hands turned down. After close of the rainbow there is an explosion and a transition censored by stone age. They flee from the shrapnels to swathe in bioluminence of death. The penury makes a fanciest atrocity. A pockmarked moon…
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