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dankmemes2016-02-26 10:06 pm
thechoiceisyours) wrote in dankmemes2016-02-26 10:06 pm
The (Modified) Hearts + TL;DR CR Meme!
The (modified) Hearts Meme + The TL;DR CR Meme
Welcome to another combo meme! This meme is one parts my modified version of the hearts meme, and another part the tl;dr CR meme.
As a note, remember that you can change the alt text so that the hearts say different things when you hover your mouse over them. Look for title="" in the code you are copy and pasting, and change the text between the quotation marks to whatever you like!
This meme has been modified from it's original format to add more hearts, so be sure to read the descriptions! Also feel free to suggest more heart categories~
"I would kill you."
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"I would physically or emotionally hurt you."
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"I would like to get to know you better."
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"I would spend time, have fun, or be friends with you."
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"You frighten or unsettle me."
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"You confuse me or I'm confused about you."
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"You amuse me."
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"I would rescue you or fight by your side."
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"I would hug you or hold your hand."
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"You are my friend."
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"I would date you."
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"You're my family."
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"I would kill for you."
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"I would kiss you."
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"I would have sex with you."
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"I love you or could fall in love with you."
arya stark | asoiaf
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Cecily confuses Arya, mostly because she's so kind, and Arya can invent a bunch of reasons why Cecily shouldn't be. Arya knows that Cecily is good in combat, and that if Cecily lived in Westeros, she'd be some kind of knight. The fact that a woman is allowed to develop those kinds of skills and hold a leadership position is incredibly impressive to Arya, but it's also a little intimidating. Arya's learned how to fight in really harsh, often traumatic ways, and part of her assumes that that's how everyone does that. Arya knows she can be cold, and not especially kind or trusting at first, and Arya has difficulty understanding why Cecily isn't the same way. She also doesn't have the best experience with knight types in general, and has listened to men make really compelling cases on why true knights aren't real. But Cecily seems a lot like a true knight, like a storybook warrior queen, and she isn't sure how to feel about that. Part of her is lowkey in love, but another part is waiting for the other shoe to drop.
Cecily is also one of the few female role models in Arya's life, and despite Arya's uncertainty, she definitely thinks of Cecily as someone to look up to, almost in a mentoring sort of way. She's immensely grateful for the dagger and Cecily's stories, as well as Cecily's honesty after the burial event. She's not especially certain what to do with that, though -- is thanks enough? Debts are a big deal in Westeros, and while Arya looks up to Cecily, she doesn't want to be in anyone's debt.
tl;dr Arya thinks Cecily is really, really cool but is also a little confusing and she wants to get to know Cecily better, especially when they're not in a life or death situation.
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THANK YOU this is beautiful and i'm a glass case of emotion
"warrior queen" AHHHHHH ♥
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and if you feel up for tl;dring!
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Arya really, really, really likes Adam -- and sometimes, that worries her a little. She hasn't had the best track record when it comes to friends surviving, and now that she feels like she and Adam have gotten close, something terrible will happen. She knows Hadriel isn't the safest place, and she's worried about the day when Adam becomes its victim, or leaves forever, and she doesn't always know if she'd be able to handle it. Arya trusts Adam completely now, but that fear has now become the main obstacle for her to get close to him. She doesn't know if she'd be able to put herself together again if she lost someone else. In Arya's canon narration, she'll describe herself as having "lots of holes inside" her, and she doesn't want Adam to be one more hole.
There's also a lot she won't tell Adam, especially about her past. Some of that has to do with what she went through at the House of Black and White -- she's been conditioned not to think of many of her memories as hers, especially the happier ones from when she lived at Winterfell. The conditioning is definitely slipping, but Arya also sees it as the source of most of her power and control over her life, and she's afraid to break with it completely. The memories she does claim aren't the best ones, and she knows that Adam has been though a lot, so he doesn't need to hear about her life. She wants Adam to be happy, and execution stories won't make that happen. Lots of them come packed with guilt, too. Arya has killed a lot of people, and she's worried Adam wouldn't want to be her friend if he knew.
Arya also sees Adam as a person who's obviously gone through a terrible time, but holds himself together pretty well. He's got friends, a house, and a goal that isn't murder or even just day-to-day survival. Arya looks up to Adam a lot because of that, and he gives her a little hope too, that things may not ever be perfect, but she can be okay, at least.
Adam has helped Arya with a lot, as well, and she's incredibly grateful. She's been able to slip back into being a kid with him, but she doesn't feel pressured to do so, either -- because sometimes, she can't force it, and it's exhausting. He's helped her with her identity issues tremendously, by being there and gently coaxing her into talking about it, instead of forcing her to do it at once. Sharing her real name was something that came almost naturally, and is a major step in her healing and understanding what happened to her.
Adam is close to Arya like a brother, and she definitely thinks of him as one. He reminds her of Jon quite a bit -- Jon is also pretty distant to people he doesn't know, and she gets the same outsider vibe from Jon and Adam. That helps Arya trust Adam subconsciously, but sometimes it makes her miss Jon, when she allows herself to remember that she used to have a brother.
tl;dr Adam is one of Arya's favorite people, ever, and she loves him very very much.
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Arya hasn't met someone as genuinely warm as Peter is, and to her, that's one of the best things about him. Arya usually treats friendliness, especially friendliness right of the bat, with a decent amount of suspicion. She's inclined to assume that most people fake their smiles in order to get what they want, to lure her in and betray her trust. It's a survival mechanism, not one she especially likes, but something she can't quite shake all the same. Arya doesn't feel that around Peter, though. Part of it is because he saved her life even though he barely knew her, but with every conversation they've had, he's done nothing to disprove the fact that he's a good person and a kind person. Peter is the kind of person Arya wants to trust and wants to be around.
Arya knows Peter has a secret -- maybe several, but she's not in a huge hurry to find out what it is. Arya has secrets of her own, and because Peter has never pried, she wants to offer him the same respect. She loves hearing about his family, though, because a lot of his stories remind her of her own. There's the bigness of it all, and all the legends, and while the Starks aren't quite the same, Peter's stories remind Arya of the stories she heard from Old Nan back at Winterfell. It's a nice, almost comforting way to remember her family, which she usually has trouble with otherwise.
Arya has picked up on Peter's wolfish qualities more subconsciously than consciously, and there's something very grounding about them. Arya's main source of comfort, and eventually sanity, has been dreaming herself into the mind of a wolf, and Peter reminds her of that experience, even though Arya isn't totally aware of it. She puts a huge stake in being 'blood of the wolf,' a term that both references her abilities and the Stark family as a whole. Peter has the blood of the wolf, and that makes him family, whether he likes it or not. He seems to like it though, and for that, Arya is glad.
She loves the little things about Peter -- his hands, the strange way he dresses, the little plumes of smoke he makes sometimes, and the way he calls her vara. That nickname is especially important -- it's a name she's received as the person she is now. It's not Arya, who was the person she used to be, or no one, the person she's supposed to become. Peter likes her for who she is, and she appreciates that more than anything else.
tl;dr peter is super nice and arya just kind of wants to hug him all the time because he's that great of a guy
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