In My Lannisters Are A Symbol Of Destruction For Targaryens Because Theyre A Force They Ignore Until

In my ‘Lannisters are a symbol of destruction for Targaryens because they’re a force they ignore until it blows on their faces’ era. Most of the times something goes bad for Targs, Lannisters are at fault, usually because they were spited first. No Lannisters at court?Rhaena mistrusting (with reason) of them? Damn, Maegor kills Aegon and she ends up a black bride. Westerlands issues being left unaddressed at Viserys court? Rhaenyra rudely rejecting Jason? There goes the biggest ally for the Green Party and the eventual death of dragons. Aerys dissing Tywin and Cersei? Keeping Jaime a prisioner? Enjoy a sword to your back and the end of your dynasty. Dany killing Cersei and Jaime and still keeping Tyrion by her side? Bam, duty is the death of love.

The Targaryens made a point of keeping them at arms length (probably because a valyrian prophecy about Casterly Rock and the end of their civilization) but somehow they’re always involved when shit goes down for the dragons. Even a dynasty so twisted and focused of glory stays away from the lion’s den. Even a civilization so greedy they worked slaves to death in hellfire mines knew not to mess with the descendants of Lann the clever. In the end, the gold of Casterly Rock really destroyed them.

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Uchiha family features, and spoiled Sasuke

Headcanon Compilation (icarus-fell-in-spring)

Since most of you were worried about the scattering of icarus-fell-in-spring’s Tolkien headcanons after the closing down of the blog, I took the liberty of creating a compilation of the reblogged headcanons, so everything can be easily accessed in one place. Many thanks to @aicatille, @silverhandsworld, @vibratingbones, and other blogs for providing access to the headcanons you all have reblogged over time so I could create this for everyone’s usage.

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The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of the Ring (2001) dir. Peter Jackson