Ned & Cat

Ned & Cat

La Belle Dame sans Merci (c. 1901), Frank Bernard Dicksee // Lamia and the Soldier (1905), John William Waterhouse //A Clash of Kings, Catelyn I // Game of Thrones, 1.01 // A Game of Thrones, Eddard VI // Romeo and Juliet (1884), Frank Bernard Dicksee // A Game of Thrones, Eddard XIII // The Rising Sun, John Donne // Game of Thrones, 1.01 // A Clash of Kings, Catelyn VI // In The Banquet Hall (1906), J.C. Leyendecker (illustration from Ridolfo: The Coming of the Dawn by Egerton R. Williams) // A Clash of Kings, Catelyn VI // The Shadow (1909), Edmund Blair Leighton // Yours, Daniel Hoffman // Game of Thrones, 1.01 // To My Dear and Loving Husband, Anne Bradstreet // Game of Thrones, 1.03 // A Storm of Swords, Catelyn VII // Aurelia, Frazio’s Mistress (1873), Dante Gabriel Rossetti // Jo, la belle irlandaise (1865/6), Gustave Courbet

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brienne deserved so much better than her show portrayal, which seems to misunderstand that bri is not interesting simply because she’s a female knight, or because of her appearance, or the cruel things she has suffered as a result of both of these, it is the fact that despite all of these things she is still gentle and idealistic and kindhearted and romantic. brienne reconciles traits that are considered to be antithetical in westerosi society. she does not have to be a beautiful maid to dream of love and enchantment, and she can dream of these things whilst also being an incredibly capable knight. she’s open minded and defies expectations; she does not have to adhere to a strictly ‘masculine’ way of thinking in order to be strong. and then the show had her insult jaime by saying he was ‘acting like a woman’

congrats to her on her transition

what you cannot do, let others do for you,

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