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Beauty and the Beast, and this weird Aussie cartoon called ‘The Magic Riddle’ which I could not even begin to describe.

Most people I know had that one movie as a kid; that one movie that they would watch it over and over and over to the resigned acceptance of their parents. I’ve always thought that movie says something about a person. What was your movie?

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This has always been my favorite part of the R+L=J theory. Ned Stark, who couldn’t play the Game at all, completely fooled all these people. He fooled them so well, that it never even occurred to anyone at all that his bastard wasn’t his son. He kept his promise, and when he had to choose between love and honor, he did what was right. You go, Ned Stark.

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Eddard Stark at The Tower of Joy

Most of us had some inkling that Jon Snow was not Eddard Stark’s son. Now on 6x10, we have confirmation. Jon Snow is the son of Lyanna Stark and Rhaegar Targaryen. 

We read the scene in the books, learned how the Tower of Joy went, knew Lyanna made him promise her something, knew she died in a bed of blood with her brother beside her. We knew it pained Ned to think of it. 

But to have it acted out, to see Ned’s raw emotion play out on his face, holding his sister’s child, watching her as she plead with her dying breath for her brother to protect her baby…it’s powerful. 

He lost his sister after just getting her back, and gained a child all within a few short moments. 

He took a child that was not his, and loved it, and raised it as his own. He chose to become Jon’s father. He protected him and defended him and loved him fiercely, even at the expense of his own honor, reputation and even, for a time, his own marriage.  

He lied to the man who he considered a brother, risked his life to commit treason against the king he fought to crown. He lied to his own wife, even though he probably knew he could trust her. He lied to everyone. Because he made a promise to his sister, and wouldn’t let Jon come to harm, not for anyone. 

Because Eddard Stark was a good man, a man who loved his family selflessly. And this episode made me remember how good of a man he was, and how revolting his death was. 

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#Dadvos

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i LIVE!!! FOR SANSA STARK WEARING HER WOLF PELT

FOR SANSA STARK  DECLARING THAT SHE WILL TAKE BACK WINTERFELL, WITH OR WITHOUT JON

FOR SANSA STARK SNATCHING THAT LETTER OUT OF JON’S HANDS AND READING IT CAUSE FUCK THAT, SHE’S SEEN SOME SHIT

FOR SANSA STARK TELLING JON THEY HAVE SOME SHIT TO DO TO SAVE RICKON AND TAKE BACK THEIR HOME

I LIVE FOR THE QUEEN IN THE NORTH, SANSA FUCKING STARK 

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It’s a fascinating thing because we’ve been watching these characters for six seasons, and this is the first scene they’ve had together.Two of the most important characters on the show and they’ve never been together on camera before. It just worked out beautifully. Game of Thrones Season 6: Inside the Episode #4

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The reptilian calculations in those cold and shifting eyes.

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Bridger opens his eyes, sees Fitzgerald grinning down at him.

“Next time you wanna shoot somebody, you might wanna use powder. Prime your rifle.”

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“I take my work seriously but I can’t take myself seriously.”

Happy birthday to the sweetest dorkface / sexiest motherfucker on the planet, Michael Fassbender!

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The Revenant - John Fitzgerald

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If Tom lost then Leo sure as hell doesn’t deserve to win.