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It was by pure luck that Anna survived her journey from Russia to England. A princess living among disease-ridden rats and on the brink of starvation. It was the Gypsies who took her in. In later years, Anna claimed it was the Gypsies who saved her life.
Excerpt from: ‘The Early Years: Anastasia Romanova’ by Amelia Rich (1991)
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Put the Realm to the Torch by Preet01
Fandoms: Game of Thrones (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, A Song of Ice and Fire & Related Fandoms
12 Sep 2023
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No one in the Seven Kingdoms could deny that Ned Stark was an honorable man. It was a well known fact, just as it was known that Lannisters paid their debts and Greyjoys weren’t to be trusted. Ned Stark’s honor was not something that could be denied. Not even when he came back to Winterfell with a bastard daughter named Lyra.
Even when he had dishonored his wife by siring a bastard, people still talked of his honor. Raising the bastard girl in his ancestral home, providing for her, giving her an opportunity to find a match once she is grown.
When they talked of his honor, they didn’t think of his dishonor or the mistakes he made. For his entire life, he was vaulted as this paragon of honor and justice. But he wasn’t. Not truly. Not when it came to Lyra or the promise he made in the days that had followed her birth. They were right to claim that Lyra was his greatest dishonor and shame, but they were wrong in the reasoning.
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