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hoganmclaughlin:

From a while back, Margaery and Sansa before “the dinner”.

hoganmclaughlin:

From a while back, Margaery and Sansa before “the dinner”.

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— 1 month ago with 1221 notes

Tell Khal Drogo, he has given me the wind

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— 2 months ago with 1856 notes
"I think in many ways, some of the stuff [Sansa] does in later episodes are every bit as heroic as things that Arya does. She just has to play a different game than Arya."
“Cripples, Bastards, and Broken Things” Episode Commentary by writer Bryan Cogman (via follies-and-nonsense)

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— 2 months ago with 153 notes

itsammers:

“So young, to be fighting so many.” 

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— 2 months ago with 150 notes
cantsleep2nite:

The incredible cover for the cover of the Brazilian edition of A Dance With Dragons, showing Drogon and Daenerys Targaryen in the fighting pit, when her Black Dragon decided to return from hiatus.

cantsleep2nite:

The incredible cover for the cover of the Brazilian edition of A Dance With Dragons, showing Drogon and Daenerys Targaryen in the fighting pit, when her Black Dragon decided to return from hiatus.

— 2 months ago with 91 notes
"[Catelyn]’s not a coward, she’s actually somebody who’s got all those qualities inside her but she’s never had to utilise them in that way until she’s on the way back from King’s Landing and suddenly Tyrion Lannister walks into the bar. So she’s acting on instinct there. She has sense of right and wrong, she has a moral compass and she wants that man to pay for what he has done to her son. Little does she know what she’s opening up at that point. That catapults her on a different trajectory and then she keeps going. Then she loses her husband; I think all of these different things which happen to her just add to her strength.

With Ned’s death, I think at that point — which I find very interesting — is they don’t have the big emotional breakdown scene which you would expect because basically she can’t indulge that, she has to keep going or I think she would collapse and she can’t because she has children to think of. It’s almost like the grief that she has for Ned is the energy she requires to keep going, to propel her forward to get revenge actually."
Michelle Fairley to DIY Magazine (via itsinthetrees)

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— 2 months ago with 136 notes

“Catelyn wanted to run to him, to kiss his sweet brow, to wrap him in her arms and hold him so tightly that he would never come to harm… but here in front of his lords, she dared not. He was playing a man’s part now, and she would not take that away from him.”

Catelyn, p. 598, A Game of Thrones

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— 3 months ago with 532 notes