Writer - Slave to my imagination

I love to have stickers all over my stuff and I wanted to buy some with GoT, but then I decided that I can draw them by myself.

So I sketched some (later will transfer them to my ipad and make clear line art and add colors).

I'll add more for sure, but here are some that I already drew.

I wanted to have stickers with some phrases, symbols etc and with my fav characters and ships. So here are Robb x Theon, Daenerys x Jon, Aegon x Jace (from hotd) and Jaime with Brienne.

Gwendoline Christie as Brienne Of Tarth in Game Of Thrones (S8E02, 2011)

It is very absurd and sad that Tywin said this to someone so young to begin with, and I do not doubt that all of the siblings had their fair share of it, but do you think Jaime received these messages more frequently and directly than his siblings as a result of being primed to be the heir?

i think that is a very reasonable assumption. even this was directed specifically to jaime, despite cersei internalizing it more. also the teachings directed at jaime were of course ones relevant to his gender role: “it was you who told me that tears were a mark of weakness in a man, so you cannot expect that I should cry for you.” and a lot of the messages that tywin wanted to hammer into his head he actually ends up contradicting, for instance he gave up the lannister legacy, lands, titles, whatever, for love. and his emulation of him in feast is also ironically rooted in a craving for love. he was also less isolated as he squired for lord sumner at crakehall at age 11, so he at least had other prominent figures that could influence him, which was a benefit i do not doubt. he also sought to be like arthur dayne more than his father, did not thrive to be very politically minded, and is currently very uninterested in ruling, despises the game, and is pretty lukewarm towards a lot of things that tywin valued above all else (like power), ethos vs pathos etc, so i think he has fundamentally different priorities. i always thought the irony was that tywin was so obsessed with jaime as a surface, “handsome & golden, able-bodied, ‘powerful’, male,” that he kept looking away from the obvious ways that jaime did not really fit the role he wanted for him. so jaime fucking up his legacy in a lot of ways (rejecting his position for love, the jc relationship, giving away oathkeeper to try and keep his oath and save a stark, rescuing tyrion which also leads to tywin’s death etc) is meant to be ironic.

but also obsessed with the idea that tywin was feeding jaime shit like this 24/7 when he just wanted to play fortnite:

countdown to season 8 → favourite character: jaime lannister

Usually I try not to get too caught up in shipping wars, but I just get so angry when people insist Jaime and Brienne don’t love each other.

There are so many romantic stories out there that feature a beautiful girl who learns to love an older, ugly, scarred or damaged man - but how many stories feature a beautiful man who learns to love an ugly woman?

How many of those heartwarming stories about ‘beauty being on the inside’ apply to women? How many stories tell women they’re worthy of love and romance no matter what they look like, that their beauty comes from inside them anyway? When you’ve got the gorgeous Gwendoline Christie playing her, it can be hard to remember Brienne really is ugly. It’s not that she’s just unconventionally attractive or pretty if you squint. Physically, she is ugly. She’s too tall, too big, too strong, too mannish, with missing teeth, disfiguring scars, blemishes, an ill-set face and drooping lips. People recoil when they see her. At first sight she is monstrous and she has been persecuted all her life for her appearance.

And yet, the most beautiful man in Westeros falls in love with her.

Why?

Because she is kind and strong and loyal past the point of sense. Because she is selfless and courageous and unwilling to compromise on her moral integrity. Because she is pure and innocent and naive and idealistic. Because she has endured immense pain and suffering and abuse and never once let it taint her. Because she represents everything he once wanted to be. Because she represents everything he could be. Because she sees him for who he really is. Because he would risk his life to save her. Because she would die to protect him. Because what she looks like doesn’t matter. Because in his eyes, she is beautiful.

This is the story of a handsome man who falls in love with an ugly woman. This is the story of a woman whose worth and desirability comes from her personality, not from her appearance. This is the story of a woman whose beauty is found within. George RR Martin himself said that the story of Jaime and Brienne is like Beauty and the Beast with the genders reversed.

Game of Thrones meme - Eight characters - [6/8]  → Jaime Lannister