unbentunbowedunbroken:

sansaandtyrion:

Tumblr is the only place I can read things like:

“Arya Stark becomes a complete sociopath!”

“Tyrion Lannister is a horrible human being!”

“Robb Stark is far more interesting character than Jon Snow!”

“Cersei Lannister is really smart and…

click. the. link.

thosearestrings:

Everyone who isn’t us is an enemy. 

I have so much love for Cersei and I find it really hard to understand why fandom seems to hate her. Is she really any worse than Jaime or Robert or any of the dozen characters who’ve raped and maimed their way through life? I have difficulty sometimes deciding if she’s being manipulated by others or if she’s the one doing the manipulating and I think that’s part of the reason why I find her so fascinating. It’s clear from the outset that she’s been subject to patriarchal rule from the day of her birth and she’s one of the few female characters who takes any kind of a stand against that. She might not have attempted to seize the throne in the most honourable way but neither did Robert or Aegon I. And anyway, why should she? Because she’s a woman and we therefore except her to be kinder and sweeter and more docile than the men? Screw that. Queen Cersei Lannister all the way.

30 Hours of Game of Thrones. Favourite female character: Cersei Lannister.

ghostsontv:

I need to write meta about Bel Rowley and the way she relates to other women. But, for now:

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(Source: formerlyghostsontv)

inksplotched:

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#The awkward moment when the kitty doesn’t want to play with the lazer light.

lionmanlannister:

lannisnow:

dolorousedd:

I WAS WAITING FOR THIS

#POTTERHEADS MAY THINK THEY HAD IT BAD WITH THE DEATHLY HALLOWS BUT TRY BEING A SONG OF ICE AND FIRE FAN SOMETIME
 

#POTTERHEADS MAY THINK THEY HAD IT BAD WITH THE DEATHLY HALLOWS BUT TRY BEING A SONG OF ICE AND FIRE FAN SOMETIME

  

#GRRM and Joss Whedon text each other all the time #’hey you make a super lovable and decent character that people will relate and adore for years to come?’#’yup you create the perfect loving relationship between two people who understand and have a mature and healthy dynamic?’ #’of course’ #’you kill ‘em off yet?’ #’I FUCKING RIPPED OUT THEIR HEARTS’ #’YEAH WILL I BEHEADED MINE AFTER LETTING EVERYONE THINK HE’D LIVE’ #’ILU’ #’ILU2’ #’dinner at Chili’s on Saturday?’ #’wouldn’t miss it for the world :)’ #true story

(Source: thisisbrucebanner)

funnifications:

#part of me wants to imagine that this is a photo of neville and draco a few years after hogwarts when they’ve all reconciled and they’re at some kind of fancy ministry party and somebody puts a cheering charm on the punch and draco has way too much #HEY LONGBOTTOM D’YOU KNOW WHAT I THINK YOU ARE ACTUALLY A DELIGHTFUL PERSON #and hermione and ron take some pictures for blackmail material before harry finally takes pity on him and drags him away and gets him a floo home

neckerchiefs:

SANSA STARK (asked by carpe-cerevisi & iwhospeakawkwardly) ; RAVENCLAW

Do not even try to posit with me that Sansa’s naivety at the start of the series makes her an unlikely candidate for Ravenclaw, because if that is your argument, think about Luna Lovegood for a moment. Initially perceived by her peers (and the reader at large) to be naively invested in nonsensical things, Luna eventually proves herself to be far more clairvoyant than anyone originally assumed. Sansa seems to be on a fairly similar (though obviously not identical) track. She is a young girl when the reader meets her, her head full of songs and stories and the promises both led her to believe life might fulfill, but it is the progression of Sansa’s arc that tells us far more about who she truly is than our initial impressions of her. She may be a Stark by name and a Tully by nature, but Sansa is ultimately much more of a thinker than any Stark or Tully we have ever met.
Through the passage of time and the endurance of great personal tragedy, Sansa only very rarely allows herself to be blinded by emotion in a way that is so characteristic of the rest of her family. Indeed, there are moments where she speaks before thinks (and instantly regrets doing so), but more often than not, Sansa has a careful tongue where her kin has none. She is a keen observer who takes that which she observes into account for future reference and use. She has a thirst for understanding the way the people around her operate. She also takes great care to commit to memory important pieces of information, something which earns her criticism from other characters (Sandor Clegane calls her a ‘little bird’ who can only mimic what she is taught), but is actually continually serving her in her evolution from piece to player in the game of thrones.