u/Money_Mirror_3868

Looks familiar.....

"Ready or not, here I come-"

When there is class, absent.

If there is no class, will go to school 

For me, Emily from Until Dawn was a mean girl but she sure was a little smarter than the rest of the group(Final girl vibes), Clementine from TWD hits emotionally every time, and Sebastian Castellanos from The Evil Within has that perfect mix of broken and badass.

Had to hold back from saying Leon and Jill valentine from the resident evil remakes because they're a popular choice. Although I also like Grace from RE9, she's a scaredy cat like me.

revisiting childhood crushes and I noticed that most of my crushes were dark haired lol. For fun only! Also this post can be about either gender.

I’m rolling with Davos Seaworth, Jon Snow, Arya Stark, and Brienne of Tarth if I'm gonna be stuck in Westeros for a while.

That conversation between Sansa Stark and Daenerys Targaryen still hits me. The most idealistic and lovestruck character becomes the one who refuses to fall for grand gestures or pretty narratives. She said she doesn’t learn quickly, but she does learn, and she learned better than anyone.

Not to mention what happens right after their talk — Theon Greyjoy, who is nominally Daenerys’ ally at this point, returns to Winterfell. He gives her the bare minimum of courtesy before openly and emotionally declaring that he’s there to fight for Winterfell (AAAA the way I clutched my chest watching this scene) essentially, for Sansa. And the way she embraces him back, with complete trust, love, and forgiveness, says everything about the leader she’s become. All while Daenerys looks on, realizing that Sansa commands the loyalty and devotion of a true ruler....something she herself never fully secured. I appreciate this scene so so much.

Even if the ending of Game of Thrones was a mess, I still think about this scene and how much I love the Starks. They’re all just incredibly cool characters. They're all not perfect, fall short sometimes or make bad decisions, but I appreciate their journey as a viewer. And I didn't even like Sansa in the beginning, until I found myself respecting her for every small win she has or when she learned from her past.

Anyways that was all I wanted to yap about. Which character arc did you find the most memorable, good or bad?

EDIT: I kind of know that Sansa is a mix bag of good and bad and some don't like her. Which is why I also appreciate reading the comments that share their insight on her particular arc, why it works, why it doesn't, etc. I especially really appreciate the comments that may or may not agree with me, but at the end of the day we both know how to exchange thoughts without disrespecting the other. Thank you for that!