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Aquiliris [2015-05-18 08:41:25 +0000 UTC]

Oh yeah, I had to include Sigyn into my works too, impossible not to, right? I imagine her as something between Friga and Sif, partly a with but not a bad fighter. And of course, she can be a very mean enemy. fav.me/d8hgclz

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CBowdidge [2013-07-07 20:24:05 +0000 UTC]

Yup, Mary is a Slytherin, she does what she needs to get what she wants or what she thinks has to be done esp to save Downton, she does have self perservation. And yeah, she needed to come off her pedestal. And she doesn't let anyone push her around, and set's them in their place, that seems Slytherin to me

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Zip-Goes-A-Million [2013-06-02 20:08:28 +0000 UTC]

I agree with you on Mary's placement for the first series of Downton Abbey, as she is definitely cunning and wants her own way. I suppose in the second season she gets Sir Richard because she knows she can't have Matthew, and she doesn't purposely split him from Lavinia (although she does accidentally), but I feel that in that second series she is so much more vulnerable is no longer so cold, but rather very emotionally wounded. I think she becomes less horrible once she's finally found love again. Once she gets her proposal in the snow and finally gets married, yes she can be 'the cold and careful Lady Mary Crawley', but she certainly is much nicer the majority of the time than what she used to be. I think she could partly be a Hufflepuff in the later years - she works much harder than she used to work and we all know how hard she worked to get Matthew back. She's stuck it out for long enough, which shows that she is patient and is and always will be loyal to Matthew. Maybe I'm only being defensive of Mary because I've found her intriguing and loving from episode 1, and now I love her even more because she is a single mother and I'm defending her until I know how it effects her. Maybe she'll go backwards and become bitter and cold, or I think she could become vulnerable and emotionally wounded again and will have trouble getting over her husband's death as she always was so loyal to him. You know what, ignore me, I'm talking complete rubbish - I'm just defending Mary because I've always loved her as a character...

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