Ask her again Helaena
No your brother wasn’t the only one. Jace was also offered by your half-sister, The Queen, and your mum said no.
You remember how you danced in season one? Jace would’ve been so kind to you. So, so kind to you baby girl.

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Ask her again Helaena
No your brother wasn’t the only one. Jace was also offered by your half-sister, The Queen, and your mum said no.
You remember how you danced in season one? Jace would’ve been so kind to you. So, so kind to you baby girl.
Also, let’s just recognise the moment Jace, Baela and Rhaena were all in the air!
Rhaena can’t control sheepstealer and so after sheepstealer gets attacked, it doesn’t care which ship supports which monarch, sheepstealers taking them all out!
Baela swoops in and is like, “okay moondancer, take the rider out of the air!” Side note: Bethany’s High Valyrian sounds so good. Her accent was amazing. And I love the way she says moondancer in High Valyrian!
Also another side note: you can tell she was trained by Rhaenys the proper way. She knew if you destroy the rider, you kinda weaken the dragon. Amazing tactics and beautiful traversing in the air.
Then as Jace sees Baela in trouble, he does the same thing. Buttt, he sees it’s Rhaena and then evades!!!
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.
You see Aemond, That’s how it’s done when you see your siblings in the air.
Lastly, I just loved how the first time Sharako hit Vermax, Baela told moondancer to aid Vermax and Jace.
I’m fuming. From the outside looking in, it looks like Rhaenys was jumped! But she ACTUALLY gave them boys a run for their money!
Rhaenys actually did very well on dragonback. She was the best rider and had manoeuvred better than Vhagar AND Sunfyre.
When they tell the story, Rhaenyra and everyone on team black need to know that
A. Rhaenys was jumped
B. Rhaenys bested Aegon BEFORE Vhagar came
C. Meleys fell down and got back up the most!!
D. Neither Vhagar nor Sunfyre can destroy Meleys ALONE
You know what?
At this point, since Ryan Condal and Sara Hess are basically doing what they want—a literal fan fiction, I want a scene with Daeron and his mum. I would very much like to see it…
I’m not defending Rhaena, but not too much on her please.
Stop comparing her skills as a dragon rider to her twin sister Baela, whose dragon hatched at least 15 years ago. She had many years of flying experience, with her parents in Essos, with her Grandmother and everyday since.
Rhaena literally claimed a large, wild dragon and straight away rode to Dragonstone. She had no plans to fight, and then she saw the blockade being attacked so she decided to help her family.
Baring in mind that as soon as she flew close to the castle, she already saw ships on fire and she clearly knew that last season Meleys was patrolling the gullet alone. She’s not dumb.
So ease up on her and stop comparing her abilities to Jace and Baela. She clearly speaks High Valyrian well and was able to give the dragon commands. We already know the dragons are their own entity and there is a chance they will do what they want. Case in point Vhagar and Arrax in season one.
The only thing I will say is the fact that they bonded maybe an hour before flying to battle wasn’t great. But none of the other riders have experienced battle yet. They’ve only flown their dragons, so they’re not massively better than her, as far as sheer skill.
Alicent: “He has a sensitivity to odours. Ormund. A very strong one.”
Me: Drop shit from the sky Rhaenyra
Just watched Obsession in the cinema and these are my raw thoughts
This film highlighted the emotional, psychological side of abuse in a relationship that I don't think I ever saw. I understand physical abuse, but the mental side of abuse in a relationship I never really explored. Of course, Nikki wasn't herself but Wishnikki definitely made me think twice.
The first time I was scared of Wishnikki was the night after she stayed at Bear's house and they went to work the next day. When he was talking to Ian, Wishnikki just kept staring at them (?!) Like huh...
The second time I was scared is after the relationship montage when they're at the restaurant and Bear confronts Wishnikki about her dad. That face switch and emotion adjustment was WIIIIIIIIILD.
Every single time Nikki managed to gain control of her body, I jumped! Especially the first night they kiss and at the games night before she hurts her face.
I understand this is in indie-movie, but after he made the wish, everything escalated so quickly. Normally in movies, when someone does something/something random happens that alters reality, everything changes the next day. I'm thinking of Shaun of the Dead, Aladdin, Wanted etc. etc. This was fairly instant.
I feel so bad for Sarah who Wishnikki ended. Like she got into the school she wanted to and will never attend. Also, the fact that Bear just went along with Wishnikki and disposed of Sarah's remains is CRAAAZY. Jail time. Immediately.
I'm confused by the phone conversation he had when he called the number on the back of the package. Who was he speaking to in the end? And also, a small part of me wanted him to suffer because you were asked if you wanted to cancel your wish and you're out here bargaining?!! GIRL IF YOU DON'T CANCEL YOUR WISH!!
When Wishnikki was digging up the carpet, I initially thought she was breaking out and had coldsores/acne all over her. When the camera panned down I was OMG. This girl is on one.
DON'T EVEN GET ME STARTED ABOUT THE WAY NIKKI'S BODY WAS MOVING! The first time she did it when watching him sleep I was sooooooo terrified. I was hoping he would get up and switch the lights on. Then the second times at the end of the film, I was like no WAY. Do you remember how her body moved after Bear told Wishnikki he loved her?
Ian is a tramp for sleeping with Nikki and making Bear believe he actually had a chance with her.
Do you remember when she taped up the door and he had to leave?
Also, I genuinely think Bear is trash. He was scared of her and couldn't handle how on-edge Wishnikki made him feel. Why he didn't break up with her or just try to leave is BEYOND ME. Abuser FUHREAL.
When he first told Wishnikki that he was going to the boys-only game night and she switched off the shower (?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?)
When she weed on the carpet like an animal marking her territory (?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?)
When she kept smiling in that uncomfortable position like she was cast in the smile movie (?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!)
When she broke the car door to get to Sarah (?!?!?!?!?!?)
When she kept Sarah in the house after doing what she did to her in the car (?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!??!?!?!?!!?!?!?!?!?!?)
When she was threatening her own survival in front of Bear just before Ian walked in the house (?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?)
When Bear walked in the house and she was in the corner yet again (?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!!?)
When she was banging on the door because Bear locked himself in the bathroom (?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?)
When she commemorated the cat the morning after (?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?)
Every time she'd read a poem or say something to Bear when he expressed interest in either of them taking a break from each other (?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!)
I don't think this film is as deep as Get Out or Us, for example, but it was a cool watch. Definitely the first film that made me jump in a long time. Even after some recommended I watch it and told me there were jumpy bits, part of my body was prepared for it. Even welcomed it. But boy, there were at least two times I screamed in the cinema today.