A Song Of Forgotten Characters SATIN

A Song of Forgotten Characters  ❧ SATIN

The boy claimed to be eighteen, older than Jon, but he was green as summer grass for all that. Satin, they called him, even in the wool and mail and boiled leather of the Night’s Watch; the name he’d gotten in the brothel where he’d been born and raised. He was pretty as a girl with his dark eyes, soft skin, and raven’s ringlets. Half a year at Castle Black had toughened up his hands, however, and Noye said he was passable with a crossbow. ― Jon VII, A Dance with Dragons.

Suggested by anon

ASOIAF/GOT + favourite male character | Jon Snow                         ↳ requested by @fiftyshades-ofbrown

He was who he was; Jon Snow, bastard and oathbreaker, motherless, friendless, and damned. For the rest of his life—however long that might be—he would be condemned to be an outsider, the silent man standing in the shadows who dares not speak his true name. 

                                   (Skandar Keynes as Jon Snow)

“What gods?” Jon was remembering that they’d seen no boys in Craster’s Keep, nor men either, save Craster himself. “The cold gods,” she said. “The ones in the night. The white shadows.” “What color are their eyes?” he asked her. “Blue. As bright as blue stars, and as cold.”  I just wanted to illustrate how look The Others in my head, so here we goooo

“My brothers and my sister are dead, and my nephew is but a boy still. Starfall’s weight falls upon my shoulders, and only the strong shall handle it. The sword belongs to me, my lord, and any man can come and fight me for it if they dare.”

Reminder that Jon Snow does, in fact, want it

A Song of Forgotten Characters  ❧ DACEY MORMONT

When she wore a dress in place of a hauberk, Lady Maege’s eldest daughter was quite pretty; tall and willowy, with a shy smile that made her long face light up. it was pleasant to see that she could be as graceful on the dance floor as in the training yard. ― Catelyn VII, A Storm of Swords.

Suggested by @ivshkovadrian