Tagged by @seoksao to do the "which character" personality test and post my results and honestly thank you so much for tagging me this was so fun because i'm obsessed with comprehensive personality quizzes (shocker) and i got a bunch of my coworkers to take it too and i loved seeing everyone's results! i could fit my top 46 in the screenshot so that's what you're getting
i could also see which character i was like from specific shows so they're not on the list but i was also similar to eric from that 70s show, jonah from superstore (a callout), peeta from the hunger games, and reid from criminal minds <3
Tagging: don't be nervous you can do this @courtthisdisaster (if you wanted to post it!), @blueside-hobi, @cheekyquokka, @hopeinthebox, @mutedstring, @not-so-secretly-mairon, @stardiviner13, and anyone who sees this!
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Explained this on a discord after someone pointed out (kindly) that I've been drawing a lot of pain lately and I finally articulated myself into what I want to say about it asfhggh:
not to get profound on the gay bug play pretend website but there's something to be said about self-controlled fiction where the narrative automatically assumes and sides with the fact that the pain is real and is not to be put down or underestimated, and that the person experiencing it is actually in need of help, rather than assuming they are lying for handouts or for attention. And as much pain as that brings because hurt has to be involved in hurt/comfort, it always feels so much better to be in a setting where the overall narrative highlights the person suffering and not the 'burdens' they impose.
As much as the pain has to be a part of it, it isn't about the pain for me. It's about the unconditional belief and validation of the pain. It's where the only fighting about the pain is the fight to conceal it, often to a breaking point, because of internalized fears. The act of getting the pain recognized is never an actual fight. It's about Going Thru It but the world and society at large is on your side for once.
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“At Winterfell, he always had an extra seat set at his own table, and every day a different man would be asked to join him”
And this right here is why I can’t say that Ned is bad at politics. He is good at it, in the north where he knows the men.
Also this quote right here is why the North is rising for Ned’s valiant little girl.This is part of his legacy and the complete difference between him and Tywin:
Being a decent man, albeit flawed, and deciding that children should be spared and protected instead of murdered, that he should listen and know his people, even if it could be seen it is “madness” and could lead to his death will be remembered by the people who followed him.
Also, I think that’s one of the point GRRM is trying to make with the entire series.
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