Watching Dexter as a teenager: Wow... I'm just like him... fucked up, evil, a monster. Other people are alien to me. I don't feel the way other people do. An outcast among my peers, just trying to blend in. A psychopath. A wolf in sleeps' clothing. I-
Watching Dexter now: Oh my God he's autistic
i love that john walker is still a freaky asshole. like he graduated top of his navy seals class and has over 300 confirmed kills and graduated top in his class. he is trained in guerrilla warfare and the top US sniper. he will wipe you the fuck out with precision the likes of which has never been seen before on this earth.
our new and beautiful, active suicide risk, neglectful father, captain america.
I’m just gonna leave this here.
(I watched Spider-Man: Homecoming last night.)
wyatt russell it seems ive grown quite fond of you though there are no sexual urges or desires you come to me as a long lost friend whom i once picked apples with in papas orchard
Winter solider: once I tried to rob this preppy kid on his way to school but before I could even get a threat out he told me ‘please don’t hesitate’ and I was so agasp that this eight year old just asked me to kill him outright that I ran off into an alleyway and cried.
Tony: lol that was me
A list of some occasions Jon has shown "soft power" skills:
He persuaded Maester Aemon to let Sam graduate from training to become a black brother
His whole undercover mission, especially when he convinced Mance not to kill him
Negotiating with Iron Bank to borrow money so the Night's Watch could buy food and supplies
Convincing the Free Folk people to leave their weapons and peacefully settle south of the Wall while also aiding the Night's Watch.
Orchestrating Alys Karstark's wedding which on political level not only made House Karstark indebted to him but the Thenns as well.
Persuading Stannis to follow his advices, which isn't an easy thing to accomplish considering how stubborn King Stannis is.
So no, Jon doesn't need a wife or a co ruler or a sibling to aid him with "soft power" because it's not an area he lacks. He is not some kind of brute that solves all his problems with his sword that needs a partner to keep him in check with "her political genius". He can be a political leader himself - and he has already been.
THERES NO FUCKING WAY
the first time peter messes up badly enough that tony drops the full name ("peter benjamin parker!"), peter just freezes. he bluescreens for a solid thirty seconds, barely comprehending anything else that tony's saying.
and then he tackles tony in a hug.
and tony jumps 'cause he's obviously startled that they did a complete 180. and peter just starts shaking like a leaf, cause the only people who've ever called him by his full name using that particular tone were people like may, and people like ben, and people like his parents—
and peter knows that tony has no idea what he's just done, but it doesn't matter, because that's the moment when peter realizes that he wants tony to think of him as a son.
I'm just making these in hope more people will believe this theory, but we see many times how they reference that "the dragon has three heads".
This comes from the sigil of house Targaryen, and the fact that it was three people that conquered Westeros.
One interesting thing comes from maester aemon in the chapters from Sam's pov, when he is talking of Rhaegar and him trying to understand the prophecy and them looking for a boy, saying how they were wrong about it:
"...What fools we were, who thought ourselves so wise! The error crept in from the translation. Dragons are neither male nor female"
Notice how he says specifically "Dragons", making us asume that in the original text the term was of a dragon.
We know from many sources that it is not weird for Targaryen or any valiryan descendent to denominate themselves dragons, or with the blood of the dragon, and this term is also used by the people in general in westeros.
It would not be difficult to believe that for that, the people that knew about the text would interpret it as if it was a person.
Making this clear, let's get back to the many mentions of "the dragon has three heads".
If the text mentions a dragon, but we know that "the dragon" is conformed by three people, then it would not be crazy to assume that tptwp is not about one person.
There is a lot more to add about this theory and one of the best videos I have seen is on youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrJfitfK2h0
jon being rhaegar's visenya as in being the missing head to complete his dragon, jon recieving darksister from bloodraven at some point, jon riding rhaegal who is vhagar reincarnated, jon being visenya