graceful, yet LETHAL

“Catelyn had grown fond of Lady Maege and her eldest daughter, Dacey. The daughter was tall and lean, the mother short and stout, but they dressed alike in mail and leather, with the black bear of House Mormont on shield and surcoat. By Catelyn’s lights, that was queer garb for a lady, yet Dacey and Lady Maege seemed more comfortable, both as warriors and as women, than ever the girl from Tarth had been”.

I’m not afraid of danger in the dark

Dacey Mormont, by Elia Fernández

Dacey @ Red Wedding

“When we die. We die.”

ASOIAF Challenge: a character that has yet to appear on the show [2/?]  └ Dacey Mormont  

“But your soul you must keep,  totally free”

“There’s a carving on our gate. A woman in a bearskin, with a child in one arm suckling at her breast. In the other hand she holds a battleaxe. She’s no proper lady, that one, but I always loved her.”

Bear Island gave birth to five daughters, as wild and unforgiving as the isle that spawned them. Dacey the heir was the warrior, as graceful and warlike as the winter winds; her sister Alysane as dangerous and maternal as the mother bear. Lyra was the dreamer, sweet and soft as the summer skies over the bay; and Jorelle was the whisperer, the persuasive fey voice in the ears of their enemies. Lyanna was the youngest, the most fiercely protected, but as dangerous and as bold as the sisters who sheltered her. The she-bears of Bear Island tempered their rage and their strength to walk behind the wolves and the stag, but any who  dares underestimate even the calmest of them is sure to learn just what sort of daughters House Mormont raises.

Ladies of ASOIAF → Dacey Mormont

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