Wylla Manderly Of White Harbor. Lady-in-waiting And Unofficial Mistress Of Whispers To Queen Alysanne.

Wylla Manderly of White Harbor. Lady-in-waiting and unofficial mistress of whispers to Queen Alysanne.

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Read Throw Me to the Wolves on AO3.

Wylla is another one I’m really very pleased with! I didn’t have a precise image of her in my head when I started, but the minute I saw these I was like “that’s Wylla!” I had to color the hair myself, so if it looks a little funny that’s why!

HAPPY 20TH ANNIVERSARY, WHITECAPS!

In any long-term relationship, there’s always that thing you keep in your back pocket, the secret thing you could do to utterly wreck the whole enterprise, the self-destruct clause. And in every fight with your partner, there’s a moment where you could push the button and tear the whole house down, but you don’t because you care about them. In “Whitecaps,” Tony and Carmela reach that point, and then they don’t just push the button. They keep escalating until his fist is disappearing into the wall and he’s shoving her up against the wall and the look in her eyes is simultaneously one of terror and excitement. She doesn’t know where this is going to end, and for once in this marriage, that’s something kind of thrilling.

Emily St. James on The Sopranos: “Whitecaps”

Eddara Tallhart of Torrhen’s Square. Lady-in-waiting to Queen Alysanne.

Created using Midjourney.

Read Throw Me to the Wolves on AO3.

Poor Eddara Tallhart. I think she ended up looking so sweet and kind, and that’s what my goal was. There’s not much I can say here without spoiling things for those who haven’t read *that* chapter yet, but I do really love Eddara as a character.

New chapter alert!!!!

Jeyne Poole, daughter of Vayon Poole, the steward of Winterfell. Close friend of both Sansa and Alysanne.

Created using Midjourney.

Read Throw Me to the Wolves on AO3.

This set turned out so, so close to how I picture Jeyne. She’s one of my favorites in canon, and I wish I had more time in my fic to give her a solid arc. Either way, I still love how she turned out! And if one picture doesn’t exactly look like the rest, well, we can ignore that.