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william is fucking insane in the best way possible. he's insane in the same way kara is. william is a force of journalistic nature, the same way lois is. what makes lois so special makes william special too. his best friend gets murdered, so he goes on a crusade to get him justice. he moves to another continent just because he's chasing a story. he can't get close to anyone because he can't be fully honest with them. he wants nothing more than to get justice for russell, but not at the expense of others getting hurt. no one should get hurt because of him. he wants to protect everyone. and if anyone has to get hurt, it should be him, because this is his mission. this is literally kara's way of thinking when it comes to being supergirl.

william is also an immigrant, just like kara. and that's such an interesting aspect to explore. he's the only human love interest kara has who isn't american. he can relate to her in ways others can’t. he can understand her fully. and that’s something kara deeply wants in a romantic partner.

kara and william also share the same morals. they're like-minded people who can still challenge each other and bring out the best in each other. kara has a more emotional approach to her stories, while william’s is more logical. neither is better, it just depends on the situation whose method works best. also, both of them are polyglots, so there’s that too.

some ppl just can't fathom minding their own damn business ig

Oh, absolutely, it does. It’s very ‘Avengersy’!

And while I may be wrong about when Bran employs his weird past-rewriting abilities, I am confident that we will see these abilities come into play before the series ends.

The reason episode three makes sense to me is that the Night King is incredibly powerful. Sorry, but a far grander foe than Cersei Lannister.

Would it not be anti-climactic to say, defeat the Night King and then go deal with Cersei Lannister? I mean, maybe not. Maybe these people really do manage to survive with enough men to take down Cersei, too…

But the series opens on the white walkers. We’ve barely learned anything about them! And I’d personally much rather see Cersei FINALLY admit that she needs someone’s help. To align herself with the living after seeing the Night King, herself.

There is a strange quote from Ronald Regan that I love (I know, I know):

“Perhaps we need some outside universal threat to make us recognize this common bond. I occasionally think how quickly our differences worldwide would vanish if we were facing an alien threat from outside this world.” 

Within the fandom, I’ve been complimented on my analysis skills as well as shaded for my tinfoil theories (can’t have my cake and eat it too, I guess lol). But I gotta say, while I practice occam’s razor all the time in real life, all the people we expect to die heroically before Jon kills the Night King in episode three is ungodly boring to me and a huge waste of GRRM’s creative genius.

This man’s a sci fi writer, give me some weird shit!

I mean hell, I don’t even want the Night King (or Cersei) to die! My pacifist ass wants the ending of Game of Thrones to be so sickeningly positive in its message, to show that people finding common ground and appreciating their differences can result in a peaceful kingdom.