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Falling in love at first sight 💕
They should have ended up together than that weird lannister guy .
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Gudnex retweeted
He’s my favourite character in the entire series, and I get SO much shit for it.
People love to hate Littlefinger, but this man spent most of the series manipulating some of the most powerful people in Westeros and making them destroy each other.
He had no dragons, no army worth mentioning, no claim to the throne. Just his brain, his ambition and an incredible ability to exploit people’s stupidity.
The first time I watched Game of Thrones, HE was the character that hooked me.
His ending was complete bullshit. They did him dirty.
You misinterpreted the ending: this was a good ending for the tribes in the jungle because they were freed from the Mayan raids. At the end of the film it says some of these tribes are still around today.
Gudnex retweeted
Olenna rarely needed an army to make her point. Her words were often more dangerous than swords. Was she the smartest woman in Westeros?
Gudnex retweeted
Why does Baron Harkonnen keep bathing in that strange, black, crude-oil-looking liquid in the Dune movies?
Is it some Harkonnen tradition, or is there another reason behind it?
Gudnex retweeted
I honestly agree with Christopher Nolan on this one. 😭
Dune has so many names for the same person that I can understand why someone watching for the first time might struggle to keep up.
Paul Atreides, Usul, Muad’Dib, Lisan al-Gaib… and that’s just one character.
Christopher Nolan was asking the questions a lot of us were probably thinking. 😅
Gudnex retweeted
Why didn’t Ned Stark take Littlefinger’s advice? Because that was solid advice right there.
Littlefinger told Ned to let Joffrey take the throne, marry Sansa off to Joffrey, and, if Joffrey started misbehaving, expose his little secret about being a bastard and put Renly on the throne instead.
That was arguably the best advice Ned could have received. It could have kept everything under control and prevented a lot of unnecessary bloodshed.
But Ned stupidly declined
Gudnex retweeted
People are way too quick to judge Viserys without considering the kind of family he grew up in.
He was only 12 when he witnessed his father’s cruelty, the dysfunction of the Targaryen household and the twisted family dynamics that shaped his understanding of love and relationships.
He grew up thinking all of this was normal.
And no, that doesn’t excuse how he treated his little sister. He was abusive and absolutely terrible to her.
BUT CAN WE REALLY TALK ABOUT VISERYS WITHOUT TALKING ABOUT THE FAMILY THAT RAISED HIM?
Sometimes I wonder how much of Viserys was actually his own making and how much was a product of the environment he grew up in.
Can someone be both a victim of their upbringing and a terrible person because of it?
