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Happy Birthday to:

Daisaku Bandai - Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak

Akazukin - Danganronpa SIM

Akihito Akiha - Danganronpa: Again

Mikoto Uzura - Danganronpa EXTELLA STAGE

Murase Miyu - Danganronpa Ultimate: Fallen Despair

Boris - Gacharonpa: Merciless Melancholy

This looks promising, but as someone who is openly and admittedly pretty anti-Targaryen, the only way I’ll truly be satisfied with this show is that you come to the conclusion that non of these dragon riding assholes people deserve the throne. If they didn’t have dragons to threaten people with, they wouldn’t have been kings of anything. Even GRRM himself had written in various Westeros material that the Targaryens were one of the more insignificant houses in the Valyrian empire. It’s only because of circumstances that they happened to survive the collapse of the empire, otherwise they’d be utter nobodies in their society.

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Arya was one of the first characters created. Sansa came about as a total opposite b/c too many of the Stark family members were getting along and families aren't like that. Thus, Sansa was created; he ended by saying they have deep issues to work out.

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This line: “too many of the Stark family members were getting along and families aren’t like that” reminds me of George saying that “happy families are boring”:

ST. PETERSBURG INTERVIEW - AUGUST 19, 2017

An interesting question was “Why are there so many sons who are unloved by their fathers, like Sam, Jon, Tyrion and Theon?” I watched George’s reaction carefully (I was sitting close to him) and he did not take issue with the assumption that Jon Snow is part of the “unloved sons” (obviously the dynamic talked about is Jon/Eddard, not Rhaegar). He nodded at the question and said that he does not have the full quote with him, but the great Russian writer Tolstoy once said that happy families are boring  - this was followed by a big round of applause cause every Russian knows this quote very well (the quote by Tolstoy is: All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.)

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