#arianne Martell

[shebsart]

POV characters: AFFC

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[agot]

[acok]

[asos]

[dalberadiata]

Arianne doodle

Not sure about her clothes yet

[helaenarts]

Nymeria of Ny Sar, future princess of Dorne leading her ten thousand ships 🌊

Loveeee her and I have to draw more Martell omgggg

[martellspear]

missing her (female character that's just so special to me) hours

[asoiafwomensource]

A selection of women of A Song of Ice and Fire (part 1 - part 2)

[hylora]

Arianne Martell and Tyene Sand 🐍

[isisanea]

... Arianne (???)

[asoiafpalestine]

our thirty-first piece is…

princess arianne martell by @thetullystark

if you’d like a comm of your own drawn by a random artist on our team, donate 15 CAD or more to Siraj’s campaign and send us the receipt!

[prophicc]

arianne martell

[faircastle]

the fact that areo thinks of arianne as his little princess and then corrects that to remind himself that she's a woman now, does make me deeply sentimental. he's such a faithful guard with such a clear and definite soft spot for her, a stand-in to confirm that arianne is, indeed, beloved - both for her father, who cannot always say all that, and her future subjects.

[franzkafkagf]

Thinking about the three times Criston Cole is mentioned in the main series. The first two mentions of Criston come from the POV of Arys Oakheart, a member of the Kingsguard whose soiled white cloak mirrors Cole’s own. He thinks about Criston, it's clear he does not really know what to make of this man; what were his motives, what goals did he chase? Criston and Rhaenyra. Arys and Arianne. Duty and Love.

All things come round again. The dragon eats its own tail, just as House Targaryen once cannibalized itself. The wheel turns, and the same patterns repeat. One knight kneels to defend the birthright of two women while the other took up the sword to cast a woman down from her throne.

When Arys sinks to one knee before Arianne and swears his sword to her, he casts himself as her champion and protector, a righteous defender of her claim. He is everything Criston Cole was not—or so he believes. Criston abandoned Rhaenyra for ambition or resentment, while Arys protects Arianne for love and justice. Ser Arys the Righteous, the knight who will stand where Criston faltered. A Queenmaker come to set right the wrongs a Kingmaker wrought long ago.

The final mention of Criston Cole comes from Jaime's POV as he gazes upon the White Book.

The White Book is sparse, reduced to titles and deeds, devoid of the messy truths behind them. Ser Criston did not simply make a king—he destroyed a king’s will. He did not merely defend the customs of the Andals—he sparked a war that tore the dragons from the skies and broke the might of House Targaryen. Ser Criston Cole, a knight of a house so minor its sigil is forgotten, shaped the fate of empires. "Kingmaker," they call him. Not oathbreaker.

"Kingslayer," they call Jaime. A villain. A man of no honor. Oathbreaker. Like Criston, he betrayed his king—but the meaning of that betrayal is lost in the shadow of the act itself. Jaime slew Aerys to save thousands. Criston betrayed Rhaenyra for Aegon, for ambition, for duty—or perhaps for nothing more than wounded pride. The truth of Criston’s motives, like Jaime’s, has been buried.

The wheel spins endlessly, grinding down the truth until only fragments remain: Criston the Kingmaker. Jaime the Kingslayer. One who made a king, the other who killed one. And what goes around comes around.

[thatscruelsummer]

Elia and Aegon

[helaenarts]

‘Arianne: Are you certain you are not off to some other bed, some other woman? Tell me who she is. I will fight her for you, bare-breasted, knife to knife. Unless she is a Sand Snake. If so, we can share you. I love my cousins well.

Arys: You know I have no other woman. Only... duty.

Arianne: That poxy bitch? I know her. Dry as dust between the legs, and her kisses leave you bleeding.’

The Soiled Knight I

A Feast for Crows

Arianne sketch commission for jacaerys on X

[martellspear]

have you ever stopped to think how the cities with prettiest names are in Dorne? I mean: sunspear, starfall (!!!), godsgrace, kingsgrave and skyreach ??

they serve nonstop

[knightsickness]

ik its bc grrm has thought a lot more about targ lore than he has dornish writers but i dont like that in arianne i she keeps referencing daeron young dragon’s book Conquest of Dorne to contextualise aspects of dornish culture and dornish locations. why would the diary of the fourteen year old who very briefly conquered the kingdom 150 years ago ever be relevant when she’s recalling dorne facts in her internal monologue she livess there

[ex-coolgirl]

Thinking about these art pieces by Denis Maznev