#goldhand

my friend made me plushies of my goldhand humanizations for my birthday last month 🥹

More of it . More. Suggestiveish under the cut.

dubai chewey cookie 🥹🥹🥺🥺

WHATEVER.... here you go.... Ugh I have to draw the STUPID ingot and the STUUUPID mr hand...

So often Jaime is thought of as a man without honor, or compared to his siblings. And while it's undeniable that Jaime has done terrible things in his life, he is well within redemption reach.

When it comes to honor, Jaime has only broken two Oaths in the entire series. Most famously in world was his killing of Mad King Aerys. He did not kill Aerys for personal gain, or because his loyalty to his own house though. Aerys planned to raze King's Landing, and had already committed dozens of atrocities in front of Jaime. The second was his oath of celibacy. And while sleeping with his sister us disgusting, Jaime is far from the only knight to break his oath for love. Jon Snow, Sam Tarly, Arys Oakheart, and plenty more noble knights have broken their celibacy, but fans still find them honorable.

Jaime even fights to keep Oaths with no one around to hold him to it. He fights tooth and nail to resist fighting the Tully's, even after Catelyn's death. He abandons his army to help Brienne save Sansa without question when she asks, though we know this is a lie.

Jaime Lannister was a negligent father, though he strives to love them as much as he can. He pushed a child out a window, but risks his life to save his sister. He spits at chivalry, and knightly nobility, but he refuses to abandon his oaths. At his core, Jaime doesn't know who he is. He's been shaped by his family, and the world's perception of him. Even his golden hand, beautiful as it may be, was chosen by Cersei to fit the courtier she wants him to be.