I Can Take You With Me. Take You To Winterfell. Ill Keep You Safe.You Wont Hurt Me. No, Little Bird,

I can take you with me. Take you to Winterfell. I’ll keep you safe.            You won’t hurt me. No, little bird, I won’t hurt you.

Facts 🙌

i love this new era of “period dramas but it’s horny” works we’ve been getting à la emma 2020 and bridgerton. like yes creators u understand me… i am a hoe but a hoe who wants to frolic in a field in an empire waist dress and yell when my beloved touches my ungloved hand <3 it’s about the balance baby!

hands down my favorite scene in Bridgerton is when Daphne and Anthony wish to warm up the milk but have no clue how to light the stove

rich people not being able to do basic tasks is hilarious across time

Populating the Dothraki Sea, this horse is short, but stocky. They are valued for their exceptional hardiness and stamina, the only downside being their stout conformation, which makes them slower than most horses. These are the horses whose ancestors crossed the Bone Mountains with the Dothraki centuries ago.

It is said in Westeros that the greatest war horses come from the Reach, and from the Highgarden lines more specifically. Their muscular build, balanced gaits and bravery makes these horses extremely valuable. Their lines can be traced back to those horses which crossed the Narrow Sea with the Andals.

While the blood of the horses of the First Men is pure in the short, long-haired horses north of the Wall, kept by wildlings and the Night's Watch, but it is not gone in the North. There, the Ryswells first crossed their horses with those belonging to the Andals to produce a long-haired horse suitable for war.

The Dornish say that the Sand Steed can run for a day and a night and never tire. These are fiery, agile coursers whose speed and endurance is second to none. Known best for their long neck, narrow head and narrow, beautiful heads, these horses have been added to many lines on both sides of the Narrow Sea.

Someone: *has their period*

The Human Body 2 weeks later:

My Top 15 OTPS (14/15) - Sansa Stark and Sandor Clegane from Game of Thrones

“You’re alright now, little bird. You’re alright.”