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starting a girl gang to fight donald trump. reblog if you’re interested.
*slams reblog*
Everyone: Jon is the prince who was promised. He will get us out of the long night.
Arya: hold my beer
Anyways screw the pressed male fans, the general population was cheering and screaming, gtfo
Sometimes it's like... did you even watch the episode? In Sam's case he really wasn't given an option- he's a man, has had some training, killed a White Walker before, and therefore absolutely must be out in the battle. If you'd paid attention to Edd's line as Sam shows up into formation, he says, "Oh for fuck's sake, you took your time," implying that Sam was supposed to be there. He wasn't given a choice. If he had, he'd gladly would have been in the crypts- Sam's a self-actualized coward. So yeah, sucks that Edd died while protecting him, but the toxic masculinity of Westerosi society put Sam there, not himself.
I can’t believe that people are still trying to call Sansa useless or cowardly for going to the crypts. When in fact what she was being was unselfish and smart.
Noncombatants being on the battlefield is cute, and all ‘go warrior! You’re so brave!’…. up until the point that you realize that the actual combatants are therefore going to have to ignore their own safety to protect these noncombatants. Especially if these noncombatants are Important People, and the combatants have a duty to see them safe.
The reason that Jorah got killed? Was because Dany, a noncombatant without her dragon, was on the battlefield. Full stop. He literally took the blow that killed him by being in front of her. Had she not been there, his chances of surviving would have exponentially increased. Now obviously she didn’t fall off her dragon on purpose. But still. The point remains.
Sansa realized that she would be putting people in danger if she stayed on the battlefield, and so she put her selfish wishes to be there for her people aside and went down to a place where she thought she would be safer and no one would have to defend her.
And when it became necessary, she was even ready to defend herself, if need be.
So just leave her alone, she’s been through enough.
Everyone on this show, especially Sansa Stark, is a fucking idiot. I said what I said.
immersed in midnight light by Denny Bitte http://dennybitte.tumblr.com/
Chapters: 5/? Fandom: A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, A Song of Ice and Fire & Related Fandoms, Game of Thrones (TV) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Jon Snow/Arya Stark, Sansa Stark/Margaery Tyrell, Renly Baratheon/Loras Tyrell Characters: Arya Stark, Jon Snow, Bran Stark, Robb Stark, Ned Stark, Catelyn Tully Stark, Sansa Stark, Margaery Tyrell, Theon Greyjoy Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Modern Setting, Minor Sansa Stark/Margaery Tyrell, Minor Renly Baratheon/Loras Tyrell, Family Feels Summary:
The little moments as Arya and Jon's family and friends (and Theon) discover there may be more to their relationship.
Strong language and kissing.
Circles back to the toxic masculinity, doesn't it? When Jon brings it up, he puts it in a pitying way - "If you want to join them.....to protect them". Doesn't really leave him with much choice
I can’t believe that people are still trying to call Sansa useless or cowardly for going to the crypts. When in fact what she was being was unselfish and smart.
Noncombatants being on the battlefield is cute, and all ‘go warrior! You’re so brave!’…. up until the point that you realize that the actual combatants are therefore going to have to ignore their own safety to protect these noncombatants. Especially if these noncombatants are Important People, and the combatants have a duty to see them safe.
The reason that Jorah got killed? Was because Dany, a noncombatant without her dragon, was on the battlefield. Full stop. He literally took the blow that killed him by being in front of her. Had she not been there, his chances of surviving would have exponentially increased. Now obviously she didn’t fall off her dragon on purpose. But still. The point remains.
Sansa realized that she would be putting people in danger if she stayed on the battlefield, and so she put her selfish wishes to be there for her people aside and went down to a place where she thought she would be safer and no one would have to defend her.
And when it became necessary, she was even ready to defend herself, if need be.
So just leave her alone, she’s been through enough.
Morty you got - you gotta play the drums, Morty you gotta *burp* you gotta play em and march with the rest of the guys