#sam cortland
hi everyone in case you were having a good day I would just like to remind you that Sam Cortland
Welp. Must summon friends to be sad with @polaroidsintheocean@lysandra-ghost-leopard@ssardothien@evolving-dreamer@xunxunny
i will forever be in tears about the death of Sam Cortland. He was one of my favourite characters and he just had such an amazing soul. He loved celaena so much and i just always pictured them growing old together. When aelin visits his grave and says “you would’ve made a great king” absolutely broke me and i’m definitely NOT ok.
The trope where a character has lots of scars and is given the opportunity to heal them but while the healer is doing their thing the character looks at a particular scar and goes “No, not this one.” because it reminds them of something they survived will ALWAYS, ALWAYS SERVE
Sam deserved the world.
Sam is death
I ship Celeana and Sam
Aelin Galathynius and the story of her love interests
Celaena/ Aelin every time a loved one gets murdered/ captured/ mortally wounded
Celaena Sardothien
Initials: C.S.
Sam Cortland
Initials: S.C.
Their initials are flip-flopped. Coincidence? I think not.
Sam “My name is Sam Cortland… and I will not be afraid.” - Sarah J. Maas, Assassin’s Blade
Idk what possessed me to draw this scene but I felt like the fandom needed a fun little shake up
Character/s belong to: Sarah J. Maas @Therealsjmaas
Book series: Throne of Glass
Rowan’s last name is Whitethorn. Also known as the May tree. Aelin was born in May.
“Hawthorn, also known as the whitethorn and the May tree, is one of our most common native trees, and one that is steeped in legend and folklore.”
Bonus: one of the legends
Whitethorn (hawthorn) was considered a sacred tree. When it grows alone near the banks of stream, or on forts, it is considered to be the haunt and peculiar abode of the fairies, and as such is not to be disturbed without risk, sooner or later, of personal danger to the person so offending,William Gregory Wood-Martin, Traces of the Elder Faiths in Ireland (1902).
One more bonus: Rowan is also a plant.
People also believed the colour red was the best protection against magic. Thus the rowan’s vibrant display of berries in autumn may have further contributed to its protective abilities. An old rhyme hints alludes to this: “Rowan tree and red thread / make the witches tine (meaning ‘to lose’) their speed”. The rowan was denoted as a tree of the Goddess or a Faerie tree by virtue of its white flowers. The same was true of the hawthorn and elder.
Conclusion: Rowan Whitethorn is basically “Plant Plant”.
Vaughn be like “i know a place” and then leaves there without you
