Can you explain what you mean by Jon’s motivation for betraying Daenerys will be muddled? And why Jonsa will “save” Dark Dany?
Hi, anon! Thanks for the ask!
I have talked about this from another ask before of which I can't find rn but it basically comes down to 2 things we are sure about(for a Jonsa)
1) Dark Dany
2) Jonsa
Jonsa will "save" Dark Dany in a way that makes the readers have much more sympathy for Dany. Don't get me wrong, she will 100% get what's coming to her so Jon betraying her will be the right thing to do for the greater good of the realm. The motivation will be muddled because said tyrant will also be in the way of him marrying Sansa. Like if we look at the expected result of Jon's actions, his cousin will be King while he gets to marry his other cousin. He gets to have his cake and eat it too.
In the show, Jon and Sansa are unfairly judged by the Dany stans. Why didn't Jon just have sex with her or why Sansa didn't just keep her mouth shut? Imagine what will happen if he gets rewarded with a marriage for that act in the books unlike in the show. If we get Jonsa, then the Dany stans could have a "somewhat" legitimate reason to hate both Jon and Sansa. That is how Jonsa will save Dark Dany in the eyes of the readers.
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I think there‘s something very relateable about Crowley starting the universe and being all happy about this thing he made with all the creativity he‘s got, seeming rather innocent I might add, and being mad when being told that they‘ll just take it away again. He‘ll just tell God it‘s a dumb idea, that‘ll do it. What the hell should happen if God doesn’t like it right?
Yeah, hell basically.
And then he gets cast out and develops a sense of what-about-ism only because he understands all the fucked up things that are going on and that nobody that matters in the great scheme of things really cares.
And I think that‘s kinda like growing up.
Being all innocent and happy until you start to ask those uncomfortable questions. Until you start to question the narrative you were born into. Your parents, the people around you, the world, the meaning of life and even yourself. There‘s people who will hate you for that.
And then there‘s things you don’t even want to think about because there is sometimes simply is no answer to Why. Or at least no satisfying one. And in the end all it does is make you miserable & hopeless. But once you’re in too deep there is no way back because reality already tainted you too much.
There‘s people who‘ll look down on you for that as well.
Once you‘ve lost hope and trust in the world & people around you, it‘s hard to get it back.
That‘s why it‘s important to have people or things in your life who/that can give you hope & whom you can trust when things get though.
Enter found family / Aziraphale.
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LOL what is this about Barca "becoming" a shitty political club? I know we recently lived through Barto and Rosell and that felt awful on an unprecedented level, but there are living folks who lived through Gaspart and Nunez lmao. And that's all just in the modern era of the club. Spanish football has aways been run by two political parties.
I know Spanish football has always been shady asf but I'm just saying things from how I experienced them. I'm not Spanish so when I say I've loved Barcelona since my childhood, it's obviously the Barcelona that was presented to the outside world, without any knowledge of the political scheming going on behind the scenes. I fell in love with the football this club used to play, without paying attention to anything else. I was very young and just simply interested in football and nothing else. But when Pep left, I was confused asf. So I researched, a lot. Then I got to know how messed up everything was and my idea of Barca being a footballing utopia was shattered completely. As a naive 13-year-old, I loved this club more than anything but after researching about it and then all the Barto drama, it unveiled that disgusting side to me. So when I say Barca "died" in 2016, or that it isn't the same institution anymore, I'm talking from my own experiences and perspective. Subjective truth can be different from reality and this is my truth. In my eyes, Barca started dying after Cruyff's departure.
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destiel entitlement, not trauma
Yeah I know what you mean, but I'm just on here, having watched only a few seasons of supernatural, starting after the show had ended, so I've never been that invested, and I do find it very entertaining as an outsider to watch this fandom (and show) refusing to die and the fans making all events about supernatural somehow. It's very fascinating what impact this show had and still has on this website, and I'm watching from the sidelines and cheering on no one in particular
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dragon meat, you, and me
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yk when you see someone share a finished handmade item that they clearly spent a lot of time and money on and it's just. The absolute tackiest thing you have seen in your life. And then you ask yourself why someone would waste all those resources on such an eyesore.
(no, of course you can't relate to that because you're a much nicer person than me)
In any case.
BEHOLD!
A wool coat!
The top fabric is handwoven and handspun, the whole thing is sewn by hand, too.
Leftovers. Barely anything, all things considered, which is very satisfying.
This thing took me well over 3 years to make, on and off. And now I'm done.
Thank you for your attention.
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i cannot stress enough how much of an impact changing the way you talk to yourself can have on your mental health. swapping out self deprecating jokes and changing unhealthy sentiments like "i hate myself" and "i want to die" to kinder, more forgiving ones like "i need a break" and "i'm trying" can make such a difference to how you view yourself. the things we say to ourselves become a part of our lives and so we deserve to me kinder to ourselves in our heads.
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Nico and Percy's dynamic through the series is eternally funny to me, because it's just. like.
Percy's having a constant mental struggle between his fatal flaw of loyalty with a promise he made to Bianca to protect Nico, versus his Big 3 kid desire to maim other Big 3 kids / Poseidon descendant urge to totally maim Nico specifically. He hates Nico so so much. He thinks Nico's annoying and weird at best, and creepy/sketchy when he's older. The only positive thoughts Percy has towards Nico are "He's Bianca's brother and Bianca was my friend and I owe her/He's Hazel's brother and Hazel is my friend and would kill me if I was mean to him," "He's a powerful asset and useful ally (if questionable)," and "He's kinda pathetic and I feel maybe a little bad about it." Percy has multiple occasions throughout the series where he strongly considers - and on one occasionally actually goes through with - throttling Nico.
Meanwhile, Nico is following around Percy like a lost puppy. He explicitly can never bring himself to even dislike anything about Percy no matter how hard he tries. He has a whole bit in BoO where he's mentally going "UGH he's so stupid BUT IT'S ENDEARING HOW DARE HE." He's totally smitten. He's making deals with his dad for Percy. He's making convoluted plans to help Percy stand a chance against Kronos. During the entirety of BoTL it's like he's playing tsundere - "I'm helping NOT PERCY SPECIFICALLY with this quest! Me helping Percy would be SILLY because I DEFINITELY HATE HIM." Then he proceeds to show up to Percy's birthday party to basically ask him on a weird date and spend the entire next book scrambling around trying to help him or protect him or impress him. And Percy could not give less of a shit.
Just. That dynamic is so funny to me. Percy is the founder of the Nico Protection Club in that he's the one they're all protecting Nico from and meanwhile Nico is throwing himself at Percy to the point where the literal god of gay love calls him out on it.
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Hey, if you have speech impediments, you are so amazing.
If you stutter or have a lisp or misspeak easily or you have a flat affect or a limited verbal vocabulary or if your voice is AAC or if you just have a difference in your vocality, you are so incredibly important and amazing.
Just know that your voice is yours. Nobody will ever be able to truly take it away. Your voice is part of you, and you deserve to make it as true to you as you deem fit. I hope you have the space to grow with your voice and whatever about it makes it unique.
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Farewell to one of my favorite Hermitcraft bases ever
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I think Vash should try to save Wolfwood with his plant powers. Do you see my vision?
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“caroline, please kill me” by coma cinema
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mid week klance because my queen @klanced is on the struggle so I made lawyer au
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love and light to everyone but if i see one more post that’s like “the point of asoiaf is that feudalism is BAD” i’m going to rip out my hair and start eating dirt and worms. like yes, it is bad. yes, monarchies are bad. yes so true it’s annoying when people ignore all of that and focus on who they think deserves the throne more. but that’s not the point—that is the premise? it’s the beginning of the exploration and deconstruction. functionally this system is rigid (specifically in terms of gender and class) and horrifically violent: so what it’s really like to live in it? to try to be a hero, a knight, to be a lady in a world where your body belongs to your family, your lord, your order? is it possible to be a good person in a hierarchal world like this, with such vast power imbalances woven throughout it and every relationship and interaction that you have informed by that? how do you navigate that imbalance in order to have meaningful relationships—can you every truly do it? and who decides what is good? how do you know if it’s truly right or it just felt right because it’s what you wanted to do? what about the people who have no name, no family, no order: what happens to them? don’t they matter? what if in a lifetime of looking the other way or actively causing others harm, you do a few things—maybe one thing—that’s objectively good: does it mean anything? does it matter, even if no one ever knows? what if the best thing you ever did broke every vow you made, every law that governs your society? how do you live with that dissonance?
what’s it like to be a ruler, to be a king or queen—is it possible to be a good one in such an unequal system? to wield power justly? who decides what is just? who decides who should rule? at which point does the amount of power someone can have cross the line into too much? is it when you stop trying to figure out how to use it correctly and worry only about how to keep it? if holding onto it costs you everything, your family and all your relationships, is it still worth it? what if having that much power available is necessary to the survival of your people, maybe even your world, but when it’s misused the carnage left behind is beyond articulation—is it still worth it? are the lives it saves worth the lives it took? how do you measure that? who carries the weight of that choice and how? how do you live with it? how do you go on living in a world that can be harsh and cruel and unfair, a world where your good intentions and your personhood seem to matter very little in the face of someone else’s greed or when compared to the yoke of your duty? and the questions never stop and the answers when and if they come are rarely easy, but the point is that you keep asking and keep trying because that’s what it means to be alive lol
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