Post 108!

May 29, 2012 00:39

Hello there!  Time for a new post :)
I have been making many icons lately, so I needed to ''get rid of'' some :)

Icons:
04 - The Great Gatsby
01 - Prometheus
20 - Tangled
30 - Agora for 20inspirations
27 - Game of Thrones [12 for a_mused]


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film: the great gatsby, 20isnp, !icons, tv: game of thrones, film: agora, film: tangled, a_mused

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biliki May 28 2012, 23:06:18 UTC
Yayyy! Lol I was supposed to go rewatch 2x09 but this is even better

SPOILERS FOR ANY LURKERS:

This is one of Bran's dreams in GoT: ''He saw Sansa crying herself to sleep at night, and he saw Arya watching in silence and holding her secrets hard in her heart. There were shadows all around them. One shadow was as dark as ash, with the terrible face of a hound. Another was armored like the sun, golden and beautiful. Over them both loomed a giant in armor made of stone, but when he opened his visor, there was nothing inside but darkness and thick black blood.''

Dark shadow: Sandor
Beautiful shadow: Jaime
''Nothing'' shadow: Gregor ''Strong''

So, there is a theory that Sandor, Jaime and Sansa will team up to defeat UnGregor.

The Hound was presumed dead for a while, but when Brienne came to Jaime in ADWD, she told him he needed to come with her or else the Hound would kill Sansa. So in this situation, we have all three of them (+Brienne) teamed up.
I have no idea if they will join up to defeat unGregor, but there must be a link to this dream and Jaime/Sansa/Sandor.

Other than that, there is the valonqar thing. Cersei knows the ''little brother'' will kill her, but we don't know whose little brother.
Also, this prophecy states that Cersei will lose everything from a younger and more beautiful queen. Well, Jaime is quite a huge part of Cersei's everything, so it would be very fitting to lose him to another woman. I think this woman could be Sansa. She has been involved with all the Lannisters forever. She was set to marry Joffrey and then married Tyrion. Wouldn't it be perfect if she ended up with the other Lannister?
Plus, I think Jaime and Sansa are very much alike. Jaime at 11 was a dreamer who believed in pure love. Not long after he gave everything up for Cersei. The years have made him hard, but still he does everything for love. Sansa is the same, and she's begun to change as well.

Third part of the story: Azor Ahai
There are other theories floating about, that Tyrion is Aerys's son. I believe that Jaime and Cersei are. I believe Jaime is Azor Ahai reborn, and that he was reborn during that hot bath in aSoS.
Which brings us to: Jaime being the valonqar after all. Cersei would be his Nissa Nissa and that would tie all the loose ends. Jaime kills Cersei to forge Lightbringer (maybe Oathkeeper has some part in this?), and then lives with Sansa after they have rebuilt Winterfell.

Lion and Wolf have been at each other's throat since the start. What if a wolf and a lion fell in love though? We haven't seen that yet. Maybe we will... :)

!BUT! There is one big flaw here: What is the role of Sandor in all this? Sandor is mentioned both in the dream and in ADWD where it is stated that he holds Sansa (which could be a lie Brienne told Jaime but it is too random for Brienne to come up with). GRRM writes LOTS of scenes for them in his episodes.
I do know that GRRM likes to misguide us, so that we will be very surprised when the things he intended actually happen, so maybe we've been led to believe that a Beauty and The Beast romance is what he has in store, when in truth he's preparing Westeros's Romeo and Juliet?

Lol I became very melodramatic at the end, sorry! Thoughts? I really want to know what you think of all this, and if I don't make sense please tell me cause there was a lot of info I tried to stuff in here :P

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longerthanwedo May 28 2012, 23:41:38 UTC
Veryyy interesting! I do love the parallels between Jaime and Sansa, and I think that he definitely has something to do with the dream (the fact that Sandor and Arya have interacted quite a bit ties her in there as well, which makes sense). I don't know if I buy that Jaime and Sansa will end up together though. I think that, if anything, GRRM is throwing us another possible Azor Ahai since there are so many candidates that fit most or all of the criteria for the prophecy, and that Jaime pushing Cersei to the side for Sansa's sake is a curveball for us to follow while Tyrion or another candidate fulfills the wights/dragons part of the prophecy. BUT I DON'T KNOW maybe that's just me in denial because omg if Jaime kills Cersei I will never forgive him or GRRM xD

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biliki May 29 2012, 00:09:23 UTC
Or maybe the OTHER candidates are the ones that are supposed to distract us, while Jaime is being Azor like a boss.

OT but lol, Azor is a dog's name in Greece! :P

I really have no idea! It's a crazy world with so many possibilities! ANYTHING could happen. I can't wait for the next book!

But I agree with you, I don't want Jaime to be the valonqar, I don't want him to do anything else that is horrible anymore. Enough is enough. I'd prefer him to not do anything else that is important and be happy, than be Azor/a Targ etc. and be miserable. Same goes for Sansa. I want them to be happy and well.

But I'm sure that, especially for Jaime, that won;t be the case. This is not my Little Pony, damn it, as much as I'd love it to be! :P

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longerthanwedo May 29 2012, 00:13:02 UTC
Lol yeah I definitely do not think he will be happy. I want him to reunite with Cersei though and they can work out some issues ;_; but also I don't want a happy Lannister ending. I like angst, and I really like Lannister angst.

I do want Sansa to be happy though oh bb.

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biliki May 29 2012, 00:18:30 UTC
I used to love Jaime/Cersei but now I dislike the pairing - I ADORE JAIME (fave male character) and I am ok with Cersei separately, but I don't want them together. I'm fine with them working out their issues though, and Im sure they'll meet again.

I like angst in general, just not Jaime/Cersei angst :P:P:P:P

Sansa MUST be happy. She;s been through hell.
Gendry, Sansa, Theon, Arya, Stannis and Jon (and Jaime of course) need to survive the series, or else I'll be sooo sad!

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longerthanwedo May 29 2012, 00:29:08 UTC
Lol they're pretty much the only pairing that I actively ship in GoT, maybe because I just really adore both of them, and I loooooove their parallels and childhood references and how, though they're so similar, they have completely different approaches to each other/their relationship. But Cersei is my favorite EVER, and Jaime is close behind, so I love their interactions, lol. And their angst.

I agree. But add Cersei of course, and also I would like Asha and Arianne to end up in charge of something or queen of something.

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biliki May 29 2012, 00:37:40 UTC
I used to ship them as well, until I got into Cersei's head.

Tbh, I think they are very different, not similar. I think that it's intended by GRRM to present them as SOOOO similar -the characters themseves say so all the time-, and let the readers see the differencies between them. IDK. Same goes for Robb/Jon, except in reverse. GRRM presented them as different, I think they are similar. Might be just my personal opinion, though.
I mean the do have many similarities, but not nearly as many as they think they do. And yes, their approahes towards their relationship are hilarious and so very sad! I think their approaches are what made me stop shipping them. Jaime loves her as a person -but he doesn;t really know the kind of person she is-, and Cersei loves him as a reflection of herself. As the male version she wants to be.

I wanted to add Arianne too, and Margaery, but then it would start becoming a huge list and I don't want to be greedy :P

edit:
I just remembered, I made a fanmix for them ages ago, here it is!

Plus, I'm going to bed now cause Im really tired, goodnight!

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longerthanwedo May 29 2012, 01:22:30 UTC
They are very different, but they're set up as parallels which is interesting. I did a character trait swap for them actually, which was really fun because I got to pinpoint exactly where their differences lie, and what they would be like if their personalities/views were switched. I think their twisted and impossible relationship is fantastic though, despite (or maybe because of) the obvious flaws in both their thinking.

Lollll yeah normally I'm all in favor of character death, but in ASoIaF, I actually care~ about whether some people live or die. Maybe because it definitely has enough character death to fill my needs :3

Definitely downloading that fanmix, awesome! Goodnight ♥

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biliki May 29 2012, 13:25:26 UTC
I'm gonna read that after I write this comment, seems very interesting!

Lol yes, their relationship is so twisted. Tbh if I knew that Cersei loved him as much as he does, I'd still ship them, but Cersei is down the insanity path. Oh! This is another clue for the Targaryen-ess of Jaime and Cersei! I stopped taking Cersei that seriously once we got into her head. She is a great literary character, which means she is very interesting, but I don't like her or feel attached to her anymore. Which is sad. She could be great.

As for Jaime/Sansa, first I stopped shipping J/C, and then started shipping them. But now there's no going back.

I get devastated when my fave characters die, but I'm kiiiinda used to it now. My only wish is that they survive for as long as possible.

Lol I read what I had written in that fanmix entry, I had started disliking Cersei since back then. My relationship with her constantly changes!I used to love her, then I hated her (especially for what she did to Jaime, Margaery, and all her children), now she just amuses me as a character and I can't relate that much to her.

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longerthanwedo May 29 2012, 23:48:43 UTC
For me, loving a character seems to be connected purely to the way they're written, not their actual personality or decisions. I am so, so attached to Cersei, not because I agree with what she does, but just because she's such a fantastic character, and her motivations make so much sense and are perfectly constructed. Every time I think about who my absolute favorite characters are and why they're my favorites, I realize that it's less to do with actually liking them and more to do with how well-written they are, lol. Same with ships.

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biliki May 30 2012, 22:19:10 UTC
The writing plays a big part for me as well, but then I don't really ''like'' the characters, I just ''appreciate'' them for their complexity etc.

But I get what you mean :)
Boring characters don't really deserve too much attention, it's the ''grey'' ones that do, and asoiaf is a perfect showcase of morally grey characters!

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