jamie | enxp | house targaryen | patron saintly protector of all fictional red-heads | tolkien trash | local fandom grandma
When the snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies but the pack survives.
(via thefeatherofhope)
On my honor as a Tully, on my honor as a Stark.
I must be as strong as my lady mother.
(via houselannisters)
i can not watch sansa’s coronation scene without going absolutely WILD. the vindication is just too much. the music. the dress. the chanting of QUEEN IN THE NORTH. untouchable babey. un-fucking-touchable.
(via ellrond)
Game of Thrones faves → The Red Wolf, the Queen in the North
What about the North? It was taken from us and we took it back. And we said we’d never bow to anyone else again. What about the North? // Ned Stark’s daughter will speak for them, she’s the best they could ask for.
Why I’m ride or die for Catelyn Stark:
- Came to deeply love her husband despite their cultural and religious differences, the fact that she was simply passed from one Stark brother to the next, her husband’s alleged infidelity, and the decision he made without consulting her to raise his bastard son alongside their legitimate children (which would have been humiliating for any wife in Westerosi society)
- Fought off an assassin who was sent to kill Bran with her bare hands
- Consistently argued for peace even though she had every reason to seek revenge against the Lannisters for what they’d done and continued to do to her family
- When she wasn’t able to prevent Robb from going to war, remained with him and advised him to the best of her ability (even though Robb and his bannermen didn’t take her advice as seriously as they should have because of her gender)
- Was the only one who attempted to get Sansa and Arya back when they were captured (she literally had to remind Robb his sisters’ lives were important)
- Despite being a traditionally feminine woman who, for the most part, conformed to her designated gender role, was able to befriend Brienne, a non-traditionally feminine woman who didn’t conform to Westerosi gender roles
- Fought until her dying breath to protect Robb, who she believed to be her last remaining child
- Her last thoughts before her throat was cut were of her love for her husband and children
Life if you want to hate her for being mean to Jon, go ahead, but ffs don’t act like her treatment of Jon is all that defines her as a person. It isn’t.
(Source: ladiesofwinterfell, via rhaella)
(Source: florianandjonquil, via lannister-ing)
Sansa Week - Day 1: Queen ♔
The only way to keep your people loyal is to make certain they fear you more than they do the enemy. I will remember, Your Grace, said Sansa, though she had always heard that love was a surer route to the people’s loyalty than fear.
(via ellrond)
