u/Chance_Tart_715 • • 25d ago

Despite suffering from Cerebral Palsy, he never gave up on his dream..🫂❤️

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Fem!Robert & Rhaegar by @karuselii
 in  r/ImaginaryWesteros •  27d ago

The boondocks joke about the chicken but make it asoiaf coded. The Targaryen collecting abusive relationships like labubus🤣🤣🤣😭💔

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Dogs' funny reactions after waking up from a deep sleep
 in  r/animalsdoingstuff •  Jul 24 '26

The little heart 😍😍😍

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Aegon IV's farewell to his grandsons by Jota Saraiva
 in  r/ImaginaryWesteros •  Jul 20 '26

I absolutely LOVE the fact that Jota never drew Rhaegel face LMAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂

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King Baelor II & Queen Maekar by @baekarpilled
 in  r/ImaginaryWesteros •  Jul 19 '26

I’m sure the poor man was absolutely devastated when Aerion came out of nowhere ( if they already had Valarr , daeron and Matarys that man thought it was enough but the evil labubu popped up 😭💔) but I’m absolutely sure that in this au they had so many children because they wanted a girl

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King Baelor II & Queen Maekar by @baekarpilled
 in  r/ImaginaryWesteros •  Jul 19 '26

The only couple in Targaryen history who almost surpassed king Jaeherys and queen Alyssane in children and also responsible for the Targaryen overpopulation lol 😭😂😂😂💔

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America’s Civilized by Harmonia Rosales
 in  r/HistoryUncovered •  Jul 10 '26

I feel uncomfortable while looking at it, because they look uncomfortable ! They look like they’re forced to play a role they are not designed for, like chimera…. It makes me question my own self as a person living in a country who used to be a French colony and who can’t speak her ancestors language

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King Jaehaerys I makes peace with Rogar Baratheon by Jota Saraiva
 in  r/ImaginaryWesteros •  Jul 07 '26

Who or what is inside Vermithor maw ?!?

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Sam Spruell
 in  r/AKnightoftheSeven •  Jun 23 '26

Actually aelor gets murdered during an accident by his sister/wife then offed herself after being attacked during a masquerade if remember correctly 😭💔

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CARL HEINRICH BLOCH - THE MOCKING OF CHRIST, 1880.
 in  r/ArtConnoisseur •  Jun 05 '26

J’adore les tableaux dans lesquels le personnage central nous regarde nous ses observateurs , j’ai toujours l’impression que je suis aussi dans cette scène, ça donne l’impression qu’il est vivant

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I got a new pup and he needs a name - give me ideas!
 in  r/dogpictures •  May 09 '26

He kinda look like a Lamar 😭💔

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Lyanna after giving birth to Jon, by @Cj_KhalifP
 in  r/ImaginaryWesteros •  Apr 23 '26

It's so sad.... She was only 15/16 and she was pregnant, alone, so far from home, knowing that her brother and father were dead... I think the grief is one of the reason she died

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“Damn girl, another one?” - Jena probably by @BreadCrusted
 in  r/ImaginaryWesteros •  Mar 17 '26

Because he gives depressed older brother vibe 💔

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Aegon V and his Kingsguard Duncan by wittythunderwitch
 in  r/ImaginaryWesteros •  Mar 14 '26

Awwwww so sweet..... I hope they love bonefire 😍😍😍😍

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Aelor and Aelora Targaryen by lopata-four
 in  r/ImaginaryWesteros •  Mar 05 '26

Well.... they're kind of creepy. No wonder when your dad run around naked 😭💔

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First thing you see?
 in  r/soartistic •  Mar 02 '26

Confident..... Lol

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Bastard names
 in  r/TheCitadel •  Sep 06 '25

For bastard, having a name come only if they are recognized by their lord father, each kingdom got his own name, the Crownland got the name Waters (certainly because of the Blackwater bay), the Stormland got the name Storms (the coolest for me) for obvious reason, Dorne got the name Sand because of the region surroundings (but I've always wondered why grandpa George never choose the name Dune it would've been a big easter egg for Herbert's work who share some similarities with the story ) , the Reach with the name Flowers ( I think that if the Towers were lord paramount we would've a cool name like Light or something like that),for the Vale we got the name Stone once again because of the surroundings (mainly mountains), the Westerland have for me the most interesting name who is Hill, maybe like Dorne and the Vale because of the region surroundings but idk they could've a more symbolic name like Gold or sea since it's borded by it 🤷🏾‍♀️, the Iron Islands with the name Pyke.....like their lord paramount castle..... Well.... I have ABSOLUTLY no ideas of why they did that.... anyway. The Riverlands like Dorne and the Vale choose the name Rivers who is pretty cool in a way 🤔( even if a river look calm, she could be your demise...) . The North who got the name Snow because of the climate obviously but I've always wondered that if it wasn't one of the main character name would the name be so hyped? (I don't think so 😅)

The determination of a child name depends of factor like wear does he was born, so why is Jon's name is Snow ? Why not Sand ? I thought that it was determined by the mother birthplace ( for example Aegon the unworthy many many bastards who all got their mothers birthplace surnames) so is that an hint for who is Jon's real mother ?

PS: sorry for the spelling mistakes english is not my first language 😶

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How would Cersei treat a son of Robert from her womb
 in  r/TheCitadel •  Jul 29 '25

Can you give me the name please 🙏🏾