You go to your friend’s house and Jeff Bezos is there. You’re like “are you insane? That’s Jeff Bezos, he’s evil, we need to throw him out” and your friend tries to convince you that no poor Jeff Bezos has amnesia and is in a lot of trouble so you have to help him. This is insane to you but you’re in love with your friend so you’re like okay…and then Jeff Bezos regains his memories and runs off to live out his queer love story. You’re like “well that was INSANE wasn’t it? Let’s go do boozy brunch to get over it and also I might be in love with you”…..but your friend/love of your life is like “this is awkward but I’m actually the new CEO of Amazon”…….that would be terrible wouldn’t it? Well something really similar happened to my good friend crowley
Now that season 2 is out and we know Peter Davison and Ty Tennant are in it, would you mind sharing the complete picture of the three of them you teased us with a few months ago?
"To Tywin, he is the man who single-handedly turned the fortunes around for House Lannister," Not disputing this, since it's absolutely Tywin's perspective, but factually, the Lannisters were never, not on Tytos' worst day, NOT super-rich with massive advantages in power. Also, he "restored" the status by 3 times committing mass murder & evading punishment because the king dies. The expression "born on third base, and acts like he hit a triple" comes to mind. Or am I missing something?
Well, Tytos’s weak rule did have problems in the Westerlands. Aegon V is mentioned to have put down rebellions in the Westerlands three times, Quellon Greyjoy sacked Faircastle, and the lords were not paying back their loans to Tytos, openly mocking him instead. So in that sense, there was a diminishment in the authority and prestige of the Lannister name, according to medieval conceptions of ethics.
But even medieval ethics would say that Tywin went too far in the Reynes of Castamere. Even if Roger and Reynard had been executed as traitors to their liege lord, that would have been considered normal, but Tywin had an emotional fixation on ensuring that no one would ever doubt the Lannister capacity for reprisal. By damming Castamere and flooding it, he wanted people to know that if you had defied him, everything you had would be destroyed, including your home and your family, down to the youngest infant. Tywin even goes beyond the normal to the impractical, because Tarbeck Hall and Castamere would be valuable fiefs to distribute to loyal members, perhaps one of his brothers or a new retainer who had served him loyally.
Because if there’s one thing that defines Tywin Lannister, it’s escalatory brutality to the point of impracticality. He believes he is a perfectly rational man, in control of himself and devoted to advancing his cause, but he is actually ruled by irrationality and fear, and an omnipresent need to have other fear him to give him confidence.
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Hi idk if you’ve made a post about this, but i’d love to hear your thoughts on our ineffable husbands and asexuality. we know angels are essentially genderless and have no sexuality. Azi and Crowley have spent so long on earth that they’re introduced to this concept of romance and gender. I’ve always wondered what they think about it?
this ask was inspired by ur last post of the gif set when nina was asking if Azi was Crowley’s partner . And crowley and the gals conversation before THAT scene. that whole storyline. sorry if this makes no sense id just love to hear your thoughts!
Thank you so much for asking this question!! It inspired me to make a whole post about it: ...
