mara

I have GOT to stop spending $30

"imagine showing insert blank to a medieval peasant they'd die lol" personally i think if i saw the medieval peasant's night sky i'd start crying and never stop

one more primary source before bed bro i swear. bro i swear

I just want to write my little stupid stories. please may I have one william dollars

it's curious because there's one single moment in asoiaf where we get to see a full glimpse of elia as a human being and it's in a flashback with her brother oberyn where they're being silly teens together, a flashback that lets us know that he was likely her favorite person in the world. and yet you can hardly find a piece of art or edit that portrays them together as brother and sister that were so close it warranted a comparison with the lannister twins. no. it's always elia looking sad or desperate while clutching a child to her shoulder, or elia looking pretty in an ethereal and melancholic way a la virgin mary, or elia as the bride to a man that could not love her. I understand that the aesthetics of martyrization, melancholy and soft femininity are all very appealing for the artistic eye, but for people who claim to care about the humanity of elia martell they sure seem adamant in keeping her restricted to the role of tragically murdered mother and wife. like. she loved other people besides her children. she had a life before she had children. she was the princess of the only house in westeros that was ballsy enough to not bend to the targaryens (when they had giant dragons!). her brother literally got himself killed for her and he was her favorite person in the world and nobody seems to care.

the monks described me as "a pleasure to have on the mountain"