Blue myrish lace for Roslin Frey, Erdem
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home where g h o s t s dwell…
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… how terribly she has been cheated by Fate of everything that would have made her happy.
Bronislaw Malinowski (1884-1942), in a letter to Elsie Rosaline Masson (1890–1935) referring to his Mother after her death
11 June 1918
in: “The Story of a Marriage. The Letters of Bronislaw Malinowski and Elsie Masson.”
(via finita–la–commedia)
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wheezes sorry for being quiet on ros , but i have not forgetten about my girl who deserves the world and i really wanna get threads going , so consider this another starter call and i’ll work on them into the week + through the weekend !
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Every lady’s first appearance: Roslin Frey
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cherry blossoms or peonies? lakes or ponds? swans or cranes? sand or snow? sugar or honey? mint or lemongrass? sailing or diving? still or sparkling water? butterflies or ladybugs? sun or moon?
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a small psa
for asoiaf/game of thrones rpers specifically
i’ve seen a lot of posts going around about the usage of honorifics saying that “your majesty” is proper for kings and queens; “your highness” for princess and princesses; etc. this is the case in historical roleplays for the most part, but it is not the case in westeros. here is a link to a good article on the usage of honorifics in westeros.
tl;dr:
king/queen - “your grace”
prince/princess - “my prince(ss)”, “your grace”
lord of a noble house - “Lord [House]”, “my lord of [House]”
male members of a noble house - “my lord of [House]”, “my lord” ( never “Lord [House]” )
lady of a noble house - “Lady [House]”
female members of a noble house - “Lady [Given Name]”
knights - “Ser”
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You, a fool: George R.R. Martin writes nothing but sadness and created A Song of Ice and Fire just to break people’s hearts and destroy their souls with crushing scenes of character death and horrible things happening to those who survived.
Me, an intellectual: George R.R. Martin named three successive generations of House Tully after Muppets.
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I fashion a wedding for death
and I am the bride.
Mona Sa’udi, tr. by Kamal Boullata, from “I Grew Harder Than Tears,” (via violentwavesofemotion)
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* starter call !
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My part of the art trade with poly-morph.
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