[…] and by the time it was done both living and dead were drenched in blood. Robb flung the polaxe down in disgust, and turned wordless to the heart tree. He stood shaking with his hands half-clenched and the rain running down  his cheeks. Gods forgive him, Catelyn prayed in silence. He is only a boy, and he had no other choice.

The Cotard delusion, Cotard’s syndrome, or Walking Corpse Syndromeis a rare mental disorder in which people hold a delusional belief that they are dead, do not exist, are putrefying, or have lost their blood or internal organs. In rare instances, it can include delusions of immortality.

thatbluebox:

#i’m sobbing because oh my goodness this is actually amy’s worst fear #she is so terrified of the weeping angels#she has come across them more than any other companion #she walked through a forest of them blind #and survived #but now #now she is basically asking it to take her #she’s welcoming it to send her to some unknown timezone #where she will know no one except her husband #have no background #no money #no house #nothing#but she’s going to do it anyway #because she loves rory that freaking much #and she’s grown up #and my god i’m not okay with that #it’s beautiful #but i freaking miss my baby #my little amelia pond #who waited for the doctor #and got so excited by every little thing #who was badass and afraid to get married #but now she’s gone#and i miss her okay #i can’t handle these feels #it’s too much #i hate this show

awhoreslies:

Parallels between Henry V and Robb Stark (1/2)

requested by Normaddleston

Ladies and gentlemen, the cast of Fringe! [x]

that’s why every magic trick has a third act, the hardest part, the part we call 3. the prestige, are you watching closely?