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Justyna (23) Poland, vegetarian, screamo, painting, computer graphics, coffee, food, horror movies, fashion, games.

[avengers-posts]

[logangarfield]

#have you seen his biceps?

[dieadamdriver]

[sugaradore]

I Am So Shook!

[linzeeart]

[cartnsncreal]

[assyrianjalebi]

Keanu Reeves in Much Ado About Nothing (1993)

[great-tweets]

This is the /an/ post that keeps on giving.

[captainfangirlll]

Jon Snow ended exiled as bastard clearly miserable

Sansa Stark ended as Queen in the north but alone

Arya Stark will travel the world alone without Gendry bc his title

Bran Stark ended as King when he didn’t want to.

I think in the Starks is the bittersweet ending everyone alive in the places their meant to be but without love.

[gameofthronesdaily]

Sansa + Arya being protective of Jon in 8.06

[littlemomentsofl0ve-deactivated]

I mean really.

[ndaenaryse-deactivated20190820]

“Game of thrones tells its audience that women with broken pasts can only turn mad”

Okay but we have Sansa who lost her family, was held as a prisoner, was raped by a man she didn’t want to marry, used as a ploy by so many characters for her name. And now look at her, she works with her people, she never asked for anyone to hail her queen, she doesn’t take what isn’t hers, she doesn’t demand loyalty. She earns it. She is strong and is fierce and has become a leader. Without hurting others in the process.

We have Arya, who lost her loved ones, was on the run for years, had no one to come home to, had to learn to adapt and survive. She was broken by her training, left alone, abandoned, scarred. She was a lone wolf In a strange region. And now look at her, she doesn’t want revenge on a people that applauded and mocked her father’s beheading, she tried to help them. despite the events of her childhood She grew up a fighter, a protector, a savior.

We have Yara. Yara who was always subjugated and deemed inferior simply for being a woman. Yara who was repreatedly wronged by a system that oppressed women. She was always meant to be a ruler, to save her people. And that’s what Yara has done. Despite the constant sexism and belittlement Yara fought hard for her place and has shown all those who questioned her authority what it means to be a leader.

We have Brienne of Tarth, a knight, a honorary woman. She has always done the right thing. She was mocked by men and women alike for her choice to serve as a knight. She defied gender norms and stood her ground. Despite the sexism, despite the mocking Brienne proved a much better knight, a more honest human than any of the knights in all of the seven kingdoms. She didn’t use her abilities as a fighter to abuse rather she used her strength to provide safety.

Lyanna Mormont who was given so much responsibility at such a young age. Whose parents died, whose men have lied and tried to take her claim. but Lyanna never let that turn her mad. She never let her circumstances turn her into a harsh and unjust ruler. She ruled house bear with pride and integrity. The horrible events of her childhood didn’t turn her into a imperialist. Lyanna Mormont died a hero.

And there is also Gilly. A wildling who faced prejudice from the people of Westeros. Who was robbed of her virginity by the man that was supposed to protect her. She was abused verbally as well as physically. But she didn’t let that rage consume her or that prejudice. She didn’t let that lack of love from westeros fill her with anger. Rather she remained as brave and as resilient as ever.

So no, game of thrones isn’t sexist or anti feminist because daenarys Stormborn allowed a fire to consume her and used fire+blood to take back what was never hers.

[periwinkleandiris]

Shortly about new episode

[ladylilithium]

Daenerys Targaryen is the Anakin Skywalker of GOT/ASOIAF, and there’s nothing sexist or misogynist in the Fallen Hero trope.

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The moment I started ugly crying:

[zalrb]

Honestly, I just need people to think about how Daenerys acted in seasons 1-7 when she didn’t get her way because that’s exactly how she’s acting now just on a larger scale.

[gidleisms]

Just because some of y’all did not see her becoming a villain and burning King’s Landing down coming from a mile away does not mean it was not foreshadowed and theorized about for years. Y’all just so blind to see her for what she was because the people she was against were not main characters so you didn’t care if she killed or burned them. She’s been talking about taking what’s hers by FIRE & BLOOD, by ripping people from their stone houses, by making people fear her, and if she chooses by turning cities to dirt. Stop blaming your blindness and ignorance on the writing. This has always been her character.