All Of The Religiously Centered Characters Living In The Same Cul De Sac.

all of the religiously centered characters living in the same cul de sac.

bloodraven always collects his paper in an open bathrobe but never actually leaves his house otherwise

aeron running his sprinklers during a drought

moqorro hosting neighborhood barbecues and charring everything

melisandre as the overbearing head of the homeowner’s association who insists they all need to be more “green” to save the earth

thoros 100% is just a rich drug dealer

Bittersteel and Bloodraven both loved Shiera Seastar, and the Seven Kingdoms bled. — The Kingbreaker, A Dance with Dragons.

Lift up your head princess, if not the crown falls.

Daenerys Targaryen, “THE STAR” tarot -

@fandomaestheticnet: family event » House Velaryon 

A family of old and storied Valyrian heritage who had come to Westeros long before the Targaryens, the Velaryons ruled from the castle of Driftmark, situated on the largest island in the Crownlands. The sea was their element and they became well known as a naval power. The head of the house held the title of Lord of the Tides and Master of Driftmark. Their arms depict a silver seahorse on a sea green field and their words are “The Old, the True, the Brave”.

It was another turtle, a horned turtle of enormous size, its dark green shell mottled with brown and overgrown with water moss and crusty black river molluscs. It raised its head and bellowed, a deep-throated thrumming roar louder than any warhorn that Tyrion had ever heard. “We are blessed,” Ysilla was crying loudly, as tears streamed down her face. “We are blessed, we are blessed.”

Duck was hooting, and Young Griff too. Haldon came out on deck to learn the cause of the commotion … but too late. The giant turtle had vanished below the water once again. “What was the cause of all that noise?” the Halfmaester asked.

“A turtle,” said Tyrion. “A turtle bigger than this boat.”

“It was him,” cried Yandry. “The Old Man of the River.”

And why not? Tyrion thought. Gods and wonders always appear, to attend the birth of kings.