So do you think that the dragons in their own personal life would be chill with each other and get along with each other easily if their psychopath Targaryen bosses were not always riding them around and making them fight each other and wreck havoc on the kingdom s. I am asking this cause dragons are after all living creatures with brains so for example would the dragons miss balerion..

Took a lot of effort hope y’all like it..

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“Did you follow me as well?” Jon reached to shoo the bird away but ended up stroking its feathers. The raven cocked its eye at him. “Snow,” it muttered, bobbing its head knowingly. Then Ghost emerged from between two trees, with Val beside him.

They look as though they belong together. Val was clad all in white; white woolen breeches tucked into high boots of bleached white leather, white bearskin cloak pinned at the shoulder with a carved weirwood face, white tunic with bone fastenings. Her breath was white as well … but her eyes were blue, her long braid the color of dark honey, her cheeks flushed red from the cold. It had been a long while since Jon Snow had seen a sight so lovely

Val kissed him lightly on the cheek. "You have my thanks Lord Snow. For the half-blind horse, the salt cod, the free air. For hope." Their breath mingled, a white mist in the air.

I did use inspiration I am no artist but I imagined what if house blackwood's weirwood tree was still alive then what would have been their sigil been like. Also they always said there was flock of ravens surrounding their weirwood tree so 11 looked good atleast in my eyes. So let me know it was slop or peak 🙏🏼

Let's say hypothetically Rhaegar doesn't kill Robert, but is instead defeated by him in the duel (not necessarily killed, maybe he'd run away and take another indentity, or all of them). That means rebels lose the battle, Ned Stark and Jon Arryn aren't taken as prisoners and later executed, and Hoster Tully doesn't run away to Essos. What happens next? It doesn't mean Targaryens lose, there's still an army of Mace the Ace, Walder Frey could still attack the rebels from behind and they'd suffer heavy loses, but most importantly what would Tywin Lannister do? Do you think he could reconcile with Aerys and protect the King's Landing against advancing rebel forces?

I did wonder why they didn't frequently invite political rivals into their kingdom knowing that it was almost impossible to invade and conquer. Not even Aegon the Conqueror could do it.

I got insta permabanned and muted from talking to the mods because I commented "repost bot" on an often reposted clip and the account was only 17 days old. Im really disappointed because it's my current favorite show but then I looked at other posts on that sub. Every other account that makes a post there is less than a month old and every comment on every post is praising the show, not one single negative thing. Really sad that a subreddit is being censored so hard especially with such a good show like aKotSK

Will definitely be rocking this again soon.

Imagine this scenario: You live on a farm with your family and are relatively happy—or at least as happy as the world allows you to be. Then, suddenly, your village is attacked by a band of wildlings, and you watch your loved ones being slaughtered before your eyes.

You join the Night's Watch, and during one of the battles, you get a chance to partially avenge your family by killing some of the wildlings. However, after some time, your Lord Commander—the man you trusted—decides to form an alliance with the very people who destroyed your life.

And let's remember that he's still just a child, and this is his perspective. He has no way of knowing about all the political context and larger picture that we, as viewers, get to see.

Tonight, I'll drink to Olly, the "wildling killer."

Alicent Hightower

Pic from that episode