βIn this world of men, we women must band together.β
- Jeyne Arryn to Prince Jacaerys
βForty years of age, Jeyne Arryn perished in the Motherhouse of Maris on its stony island in the harbor of Gulltown, wrapped in the arms of Jessamyn Redfort, her βdear companion.β
"Rhaenyra Targaryen, the Realmβs Delight and Half-Year Queen, passed from this veil of tears upon the twenty-second day of the tenth moon of the 130th year after Aegonβs Conquest. She was thirty-three years of age."
'Veil of tears'- A place of hardship, sorrow, earthly suffering
Aegon turned to Alicent desperately.
"What would you have me do?"
"You have hostages," Queen Alicent replied.
"Cut off one of the boy's [Aegon III] ears and send it to Lord Tully. Warn them he will lose another part for every mile they advance."
βWhen Vhagar was found some years later, after the end of the Dance of the Dragons, Prince Aemondβs armored bones remained chained to her saddle, with Dark Sister thrust hilt-deep through his eye socket.β
- Rhaenyra Triumphant (Fire & Blood)
βSick in body and spirit, broken by betrayal, Rhaenyra Targaryen wanted only to return to her own seat, where she imagined that she and her son would be safe.β
π¨ @fkadaenerys
βMy strength and my consolation,β the queen called them.
- The Red Dragon and the Gold (Fire & Blood)
βYet queenβs men had remained, even after the queen herself was dead, and βAegon is reduced to bones and ashes.β
- Lord Cregan stark, The hour of the wolf (Fire & Blood)
Good to see Emma D'arcy getting their rightful recognition. Seeing Instagram and Tiktok filled with videos of them from Emmys brings me so much joy.
Cr- MTVuk
"Rhaenyra Targaryen was bright and bold and beautiful as only one of dragon's blood can be beautiful."
Replying to @effleuragese
It's more about how he deliberately depicted her in grotesque and dehumanizing way. Like going out of way to render Rhaenyra as a monstrous caricature instead of a dignified real person. And given he wants to drow her getting 'baebecue', it makes sense why he made this art.
Replying to @Leonavvitck
It's more about how he deliberately depicted her in grotesque and dehumanizing way. Like going out of way to render Rhaenyra as a monstrous caricature instead of a dignified real person. It makes more sense when you read about his views for Rhaenyra.

















