livette

irri, dany, and jhiqui

i think morally ambiguous characters are some of the best characters in fiction because they are the most reflective of people in the real world. everybody does good and bad things. people have regrets and people change; they are not static characters

Little Dany ❤️❤️ #ASOIAF

i really like the idea of dany having curly hair

long before dany saves him, tyrion already associates meereen with freedom and the possibility of a new life. that’s why their eventual meeting will feel so significant. dany being the very thing tyrion hoped the city represented

dany being the focal antithesis to the nihilism that is so heavily pushed by asoiaf fans is incredibly interesting. despite her bleak origins, her perseverance allows her to gain autonomy to protect her subjects and incite revolutionary change - a reflection of her selflessness

Daenerys and stannis cousin bonding KOFI REQUEST!

daenerys study

goddess of love and beauty, aphrodite

Moon is no egg. Moon is god, woman wife of sun. It is known.

Dany and her dragons

@BOOKELIAMARTELL so pretty 🥹

“Early in the year 279 AC, Rhaegar Targaryen, Prince of Dragonstone, was formally betrothed to Princess Elia Martell, the delicate young sister of Doran Martell, Prince of Dorne.” “They were wed the following year, in a lavish ceremony at the Great Sept of Baelor in King's Landing”

there's something so wholesome about irri and jhiqui unchaining viserion and rhaegal so they could help drogon in killing the slavers on their own without dany's order. like that's family

the fandom’s treatment of dany’s dragons is always interesting to me because people condemn them as symbols of tyranny or madness until it’s time to theorize about a male character claiming one, then suddenly dragons are justified again

“she laughed…the bells in her hair ringing sweet victory.” dany by @poritora_ 🤍

dany freeing the unsullied is such a defining moment as it shows how deeply her own experiences of subjugation shape her morality. the first major use of her power being an act of liberation in itself