First cousins marrying is legal even in our world, for the most part. In Westeros, it is common. Tywin and Joanna Lannister were first cousins. Sansa’s grandparents were first cousins. First cousins isn't incest in Westeros.

How is first cousins marrying different from siblings or aunts and nephew marrying? Well, it’s different in that it’s not frowned upon in Westeros, for one thing. Joanna and Tywin Lannister were first cousins. First cousins marrying has always been common, and it remains common and legal in much of the world today.…

She didn't look pissed at all. She was smiling. She looked wary because Littlefinger was pissed, but she was fine before that.

But the Targs raised their kids soaking in normalization of incest. The North follows the old gods and they prohibit incest specifically. It’s up there with kinslaying and violating guest right. So Jon wouldn’t think it was ok.

Shh, you’re ruining the elaborate fantasy I’ve built around the personal lives of these total strangers.

She has two kids with her first husband, who was like 20 years older than her. Now she’s with a guy about 20 years younger. A few years ago they were supposedly all living together...so hey, maybe she really is poly? Idk, I feel like exceptions could be made for Hiddleston.

Swiddleston has to stop.

Some gay people aren’t dudes though. There were definitely women among the survivors.

Brock hasn't been able to eat lutefisk or listen to ABBA since.

A prison sentence would have a severe impact on him.

Exactly. I see a lot of potential in the idea of challenging a guy who has a female best friend, yet still has male friends who imagine they’re going to have a chick-free bachelor party. A man who has a female best friend...what exactly is he going to get up to at a bachelor party that he personally feels happy and…

I am expecting an eventual small bit of fanservice in that direction, but honestly this is make or break time for me with Jaime. Brienne simply HAS to give him the intel about the real threat in the North. Lord Jaime Lannister, the Lord of Casterly Rock and Warden of the Goddamn West, can divert his massive forces…

If his look when she gave him that cloak didn't give it away, the heroic lengths they're going to to mask the height difference surely did. The only reason to shoot them that way is ship optics.

I never knew I'd be supportive of this but I am.

Listen, he’s riding out of KL free of his lame ass irresponsible vows he never should’ve taken and heading toward an obvious meet-up with the lady who is 90% responsible for straightening him up in the first place and maybe even the lady who is responsible for the other 10%. Brienne knows wtf is up at the Wall and if…

He didn't. Texas, homeschooled.

At least she’s free.

Yep, she is.

Right? I mean he’s still going the same direction - away - he was going to go anyway. So now she’s given him a little pep talk. Either he succeeds or he doesn’t, but he’s still going away.

What I want to do is a Buffy/Angel rewatch in the order of their original airings. Because man that Tuesday night in whatever year it was when Fool for Love and Darla aired back to back was fucking magical.