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" no king but the king in the north „

" whose name is stark „

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free him he did some of that but his haters are annoying

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never not angry about how condal & hess went about b&c. blood was a former goldcloak who hated the Hightowers because he was fired for brutalising a prostitute under them but in the show he is a current goldcloak who just hates the Hightowers because reasons? because keeping blood a former woman abuser wouldn’t fit into the shallow narrative of “greens=misogyny blacks=feminism” the show is pushing.

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Tumblr's great, it's so nice meeting people who share my incests I mean incests I mean incests I mean interests

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RHAENYRA TARGARYEN House of the Dragon — 1.10: The Black Council

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Babygirl I know fandom history that you wouldn’t even care about

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Olivia Cooke as Alicent Hightower in 2.07 - "The Red Sowing"

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Why does her appearance even matter?

I constantly see targ stans drooling over targ "beauty", like it's the only thing that matters.

And don't even get me started on the topic of the erasure of Rhaenyra's femininity.

People are truly so afraid of liking ugly characters. you see it all the time with Arya specifically, but also targs who all have to be The Prettiest. Rhaenyra femininity discourse comes to mind (and of course there's a lot to say there about equating beauty with femininity / gender conforming but that's a whole other thing). Arya is definitely the most egregious example though. Like, so many of her fans feel compelled to find whatever evidence they can (or can make up) that Actually she's extremely pretty or will be extremely pretty or pretty by the north standards or pretty by our real world standards or whatever, and I truly think that they just can't conceive of liking a character who's not pretty, or worse, ugly. Some of it is equating beauty with goodness (which is wild, especially when it comes to asoiaf as and its themes as a series) and some of it is just... they can't like a character who's ugly. I don't know if it's a self insert thing, a patriarchal thing, a misogyny / internalized misogyny thing or what. So when you say Arya is not pretty, or 'worse', ugly, they take it as an insult to her worth in-story and to her worth as a character, as if not being pretty means she's not written well

Disney fairytale mindset fr

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Alicent Hightower S1

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Aegon has an identity crisis and dyes his hair black. Then has a blond roots crisis but the Gerard Way poster in his room gives him an idea

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oh sansa stark the living painting that you are

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Aegon II Targaryen - Art by tübik

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Modern Helaegon (+ Jaehaerys, Jaehaera & Maelor Targaryen)

Moodboard aesthetic for Our lives ahead of us

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"I have dared. And i find it ✨stimulating✨."

The two artworks i prepared for Tom Glynn-Carney's birthday. Couldn't post them yesterday because the Tumblr app crashed on me several times and i got frustrated.

The first drawing is an homage to a Sleep Walking Animals album cover and a line from their song "Aengus Fool".

Second one is based on this post:

I cannot put into words how much i love this picture.

Bless those two idiots*

*affectionately

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@opiumperfume‘s daydream-verse~ at her perfumed bath .

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