currently stanning: delicious foods, cute things, babies, civil rights, game of thrones, european football and, shamelessly, one direction.
je m'appelle lynsey. j'ai vingt-trois. femme. américaine. étudiante. tennis. football.
madridista. azulones. nordecke. nous sommes faits de rêves et les rêves sont faits de nous ♥
Yo soy Madridista. Yo he llorado por el Real Madrid. Me siento en el Real Madrid. Yo vivo en el Real Madrid. Yo tengo un corazón blanco. En las buenas y mas aun en las malas. Yo sé que mi equipo nunca se rinde. Yo sé que nosotros volveremos. Me siento orgulloso de ser Madridista. ¿y tú?
In last week’s Game of Thrones, Arya told Tywin Lannister that “most girls are stupid.” When we heard that line, were we supposed to think, “This is why Arya is awesome”? After watching The Prince of Winterfell, I can’t help but think that the answer is “yes.” While the books series presents a huge range of dynamic and well-developed female characters, the show writers seem determined to edit the story so that all normal women seem weak and worthy of disdain. Girls, like Arya, who fight to throw off femininity and become “one of the boys,” are the only ones who are really strong or worthy of respect.
Although some of the show’s changes to the story have been positive and potentially even improve on the novel, many edits in the last few episodes have reduced the series’ selection of varied, challenging female characters into cliches and walking confirmation of the idea that “most women suck.”
When the snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies but the pack survives
gpoy Arya
can this show stop enabling this ship its making me feel like a pedo but gawd MTE ARYA
arya’s face = GPOY
they are so cute i cannot deal. can we please get one more renly/loras scene tonight???
my homeland,
you are like health—so valued when lost
beyond recovery; let these words now stand
restoring you, redeeming exile’s cost.
starks <3
