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OMFG IM GONNA CRY ALL MY LIFE FOR THIS 💔💔💔

the photo is not mine, credit goes to its respective owner

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The Last Unicorn (1982) dir. Jules Bass & Arthur Rankin Jr.

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THE LAST UNICORN 1982, dir. Arthur Rankin Jr. and Jules Bass

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I am sorry. I have done you evil, and I cannot undo it. No. Unicorns are in the world again. No sorrow will live in me as long as that joy, save one. And I thank you for that part, too.

THE LAST UNICORN 1982・dir. Arthur Rankin Jr. & Jules Bass

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Dany chibi

Will make it as a keychain in the future

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dinky dragons

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🐟 Seahorses 🐎

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let’s be graceful swans with mama

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how this week has felt

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commission for @neobendium

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a little tired, that's all

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SE PUEDE MOVER

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The Moon✨🌕

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It's ridiculously funny when I see the posts claiming "Jon Snow will burn the kings landing down for Dany" in the books.

First, book Jon snow is a sharp dude who doesn't have the same aversion to power. So he's not gonna bend the knee to the dragon queen. Let him find out he can control the dragons too... And we'll see.

Second, both book and show Jon, his priority will always be the starks. He could be revealed his Targaryen ancestry and his priority will be the starks. He'll happily kill Dany if it means the safety of his sisters.

Third, the book Jon snow would rather claim the throne himself. Though I do think that the end of the book is about the end of monarchy, and somehow the emergence of an oligarchy in westeros. This is the most consistent theme in the series, POWER CORRUPTS.

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First, book Jon snow's main goal as of the last book is to defend the realm - ALL of humanity - from an existential threat from beyond the Wall that he knows is real and all consuming. He has made deals with the Freefolk, with a Southron king, with a Braavosi banker - even send a paper shield to the Lannisters despite how much he hates them.

The goal is to unite and make common cause against the Others. That's the whole point of the story - it's not about who is Targaryen or Stark or Lannister. It's about humanity.

Jon and Dany are of one mind when it comes to the greater good, they are both reformist as leaders and are already changing the status quo. That has been the set up over five books for them to then meet and form an alliance. If Jon has to bend the knee, he will do so - as he bend the knee to Stannis Baratheon and supported him as King of the 7K (including the North) and helped plan his campaign in the North. As Ned bend the knee to Robert Baratheon.

Second, both book and show Jon's priority was never the Starks.

In the books, Jon was arguing that Stannis should give Winterfell to Mors Crowfood while he knew Sansa was still alive. He clearly didn't care whether the sole surviving Stark (as far as he knew at that point) got Winterfell or not.

He did chose Arya over his job, but that's Arya, that's special, that's different, that's exceptional. Arya ≠ Starks.

Jon Snow was never a Northern nationalist - that was Sansa Stark on the TV show who was selfishly blabbering on and on about Northern independence even when an existential threat was on her doorstep. The author himself is pro a union of kingdoms.

Jon Snow will have complicated feelings about his parentage, but also happy to finally know who his biological parents are. Daenerys will be overjoyed to meet the other sole Targaryen in the whole world and her beloved brother's son.

Third, I can see book Jon claiming the Northern crown by way of Robb Stark's decree that legitimizes him (and disinherits Sansa) and names him KITN and he will meet and negotiate with Dany as KITN. I don't see him ever being interested in King's Landing and the 7K.

I don't see Dany, Jon and Arya ever being enemies - they have too much in common with each other for that.

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