Imagine Knight of the Seven Kingdoms but with Jared Keeso as Sir Dunk
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Has anyone watched this show? How similar is it to GOT? Is there any connection?
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This specific scene still holds alot of emotion and aura!
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Lollys and why she keep Tyrion
People forget that Lollys Stokeworth didn’t live in a world where trauma was understood or treated with compassion. Her entire life was basically destroyed: she was publicly gang-raped during the riot, mocked afterward, and treated like she was “ruined.” Everyone either pitied her or despised her. The baby, even though conceived through violence, wasn’t a symbol of the crime to her. it was the only thing that was truly hers, the only being that didn’t judge her or see her as broken. In a world that took everything from her dignity to her future, that child was the one small light left in her life. Wanting to keep the baby wasn’t about the rape, it was about survival and holding onto something that gave her meaning.
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People forget that Lollys Stokeworth didn’t live in a world where trauma was understood or treated with compassion. Her entire life was basically destroyed: she was publicly gang-raped during the riot, mocked afterward, and treated like she was “ruined.” Everyone either pitied her or despised her. The baby, even though conceived through violence, wasn’t a symbol of the crime to her. it was the only thing that was truly hers, the only being that didn’t judge her or see her as broken. In a world that took everything from her dignity to her future, that child was the one small light left in her life. Wanting to keep the baby wasn’t about the rape, it was about survival and holding onto something that gave her meaning.
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We can all agree Daemon Targaryen is the only right answer, right??
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Do you think “The Long Night” episode would have been better if you could actually see what was happening?
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Who else would've loved to see Hodor come back as a Wight Walker?
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What would happen if Aemon Targaryen had not refused the throne? Would the Targaryen dynasty end nevertheless or there would be no rebellion?
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why did Yara let Theon do this when she knew he was her brother?
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How Wun Wun would’ve been moving if the writers had bothered to give him a proper weapon in the Battle of the Bastards.
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Assuming that the "War of the Five Kings" didn't happen, who do you think Ned and Catelyn would have betrothed the 5 Stark children to?
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A bit harsh question. Which character has the most cult-like fanbase?
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