âHeâs (Joffrey) stripping her in the throne room in front of the nobles. And Tyrion comes and saves her from that, which is quite remarkable for her, because who wouldâve thought a Lannister wouldâve save her.â - Sophie Turner
"She always dreamed of marryng and consummating marriage with a young prince and not from the cruel and disgusting family. And here she is with a Lannister, a Lannister who is three times her age⊠and than Tyrion stops her.â - Sophie Turner
âThereâs a scene where Sansa is telling Tyrion what she knows about what happened at the Red Wedding. Itâs heartbreaking and sheâs telling Tyrion almost to kind of make him feel bad about what his family has done⊠but Tyrion is a comfort to her, heâs the unexpected Lannister.â - Sophie Turner
âItâs a strange, arranged marriage. He has Shae and itâs just all wrong.
They (Sansa and Tyrion) really have love for each other. Not a romantic, prince charming kind of love, but a real fondness for each other and kindness for each other. But something sort of lovely comes out of all of that, itâs like a flower growing out of a dirty sidewalk.â - Peter Dinklage
âIn the books the cup gets under the table and Tyrion goes there and takes it himself. On the show we see Sansa kneeling, taking the cup and giving it to Tyrion. That small scene, written by GRRM personally, is a significant evidence of how the author sees the relationship between these two characters. They are not enemies, they are not even indifferent, they are allies, they help each other and give each other comfort when they can. They care about each other. And itâs not based on passion or lust, as with so many of the relationships in the series, but on mutual understanding, sympathy and kindness.â - David Benioff, writer of the series
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