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âCersei murdered peopleâ yea and frankly that is none of your business. That is just her and the people she murdered business. And I donât hear these people complaining do you ?
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In the show, Sansa apologized to Jon for being "awful" to him while they were growing up at Winterfell. While that might have been the case in the show, it's not the same for the books. But I've seen book readers cite this scene as evidence.
There's a lot of holes in that theory - for one thing, we don't have any flashbacks or textual evidence to support it. Sansa calling Jon her half-brother doesn't cut it. Arya is the closest to Jon so obviously she is going to know what's going on with him. And yet she doesn't think (as far as I recall) back to all the times in Winterfell that Sansa was supposedly "awful" to Jon.
However another flaw is Jon's response. He tells Sansa that he couldn't have been much fun, "always skulking in the corner while the rest of you played." Except for the fact that in the books, Bran for example remembers all of them playing together. So basically, you can't use the show to argue that Sansa was horrible to Jon in the books (am I saying they were super close, no) when Jon's response right here contradicts the books themselves
got meme [four/six outfits]: sansa stark as the lady of winterfellÂ
Do not relent in your advocacy for Palestine
Do not apologize for standing up to settler-colonialism
Remain unapologetic in tone and speech
Since the beginning of the latest uprising, Israel has arrested over 1400 Palestinians for taking part in protests. Over the next 48 hours, Israel has declared plans to arrest another 400.
Meanwhile, the Palestinian Authority has also arrested Palestinians protesting against them & organizers involved in coordinating the strike across borders.
Sure, thereâs a ceasefire, but save for the slaughter in Gaza, nothing has ceased: Israel will continue to try and remove Palestinians from Sheikh Jarrah, Israel is continuing to punish those who dared stand up and speak out, Palestinians in the US continue to be targeted and harassed relentlessly, and the narrative is very actively being attacked and shifted to take focus off Palestine
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Itâs really fascinating how the asoiaf fandom can read about ice zombies who can create a freaking ice age wherever they go, dragons, shadow assassin creatures, and more importantly, several other teenagers and children who are also unusually skilled, and never bat an eyelid over this, but somehow, the very same people just have to draw the line at Sansa being proficient at politics. When it comes to Sansa suddenly this fandom demands realism. Like always, this fandom has a sky-high standards towards Sansa that doesnât apply to other characters.Â
I noticed that everyone who insists that Sansa just has too much to do in the Vale to ever return to Winterfell never actually says what Sansa is going to be doing in the Vale besides becoming Lady Paramount of the Vale despite not having Arryn blood. Sansaâs Vale storyline is one of the least explored storylines in the entire series. You would think people who want her to stay there (for her own good of course of course) would write meta and fanfics about Alayne Stoneâs adventures but no, thereâs very little content.
Itâs almost like theyâre not sincere. Itâs almost like theyâre just hoping she never makes it to the North because they know thereâs a very strong possibility that sheâll be crowned queen
Idk guys, I just really love Sansa Stark
The balcony was deserted save for Sansa. She stood with her head bowed, fighting to hold back her tears, while below Joffrey sat on his Iron Throne and dispensed what it pleased him to call justice. Nine cases out of ten seemed to bore him; those he allowed his council to handle, squirming restlessly while Lord Baelish, Grand Maester Pycelle, or Queen Cersei resolved the matter. When he did choose to make a ruling, though, not even his queen mother could sway him.
i havenât really been on here for like a year (?) but sometimes i just remember how much i love sansa stark as a character. and i have to come back and scroll through the tag and....... i just get so nostalgic lord!! i used to get so excited talking about her when the show was still on and i just loved all the speculating and analyzing and everything. even DESPITE the godforsaken discourse around her coming from certain parts of the fandom. i love her so much but honestly the last season just ruined so much for me. and now i still get upset when i occasionally happen to see some sansa slander on twitter or something. same kinda with the forever-d*ny-defenders who just have a chip on their shoulders forever now bc they believe the last season completely obliterated her character and that it wasnât originally what was supposed to happen or something. iâve blocked more than a few people just bc of that âd*ny did nothing wrongâ defense and funnily enough they always turn out to be awful people in the long run - and not so feminist after all; surprise surprise. i wouldnât care at all that people like her character but iâm so tired of the âd*ny is a feminist heroâ narrative. and ignoring the racist aspects of her arc is and should be a whole issue on its own obviously.
anyway the point of this ramble is to say iâm kinda sad that the show ended and it ended the way it did, as tired as it is to bring this up again. i still love sansa and she is one of my all-time favorite characters and i miss talking about her. but i also never wanna get into a fandom the way i did with GOT - it honestly wasnât completely healthy for me. i now have new shows that i love (like lucifer) but iâve decided that i will not go near the fandom (or the discourse to be more specific) for my own peace of mind. i learned so much from people during my GOT fandom days but i just canât do it anymore.
(ironically enough i also got into my dream school the year after the show ended which i took as some kind of a sign honestly LMAO. like iâm not saying it prevented me from getting in before but iâm saying i did spend way too much time agonizing over the show during season 8 for example when i shouldve been studying for the entrance exams)
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do you realize that sansa is just SO powerful that she orchestrated mycahâs murder just by saying she doesnât remember what happened! her word is the gospel so obviously it didnât really matter what some crown prince said, what everyone really wanted to know was what sansa thought happened. and since she didnât absolve mycah (cause that was in her power) it was a direct death sentence for him. can you believe it?? an 11-year-old girl didnât detail what happened between a prince and a butcherâs boy and that way intentionally set up that boyâs tragic fate. it really was like a scene straight from the gladiator; everyone was holding their breath, gagging for sansa to show a thumbs up or down. no one really does murder like the queen in the north!!
âThere was something slung over the back of his destrier, a heavy shape wrapped in a bloody cloak. âNo sign of your daughter, Hand,â the Hound rasped down, âbut the day was not wholly wasted. We got her little pet.â He reached back and shoved the burden off, and it fell with a thump in front of Ned.â
This is the hound having killed Mycah without even knowing if Aryaâs been found. He is killed before Sansa ever gives her testimony.
youâre right! itâs been a while since iâve read the books and i kept seeing âsansa was complicit in mycahâs demise bc she stayed silentâ which obviously altered my memory as well lol. this is why i should keep in mind that lots of sansaâs âcriticsâ donât even stick to the facts in the first place. thanks for adding this!
about Sansa & Mycah - do people not know how to read? good grief
lmao they really donât. or what they read just doesnât fit their narrative of sansa being either the mastermind behind or - at the very least - âcomplicitâ in the murders of various different people. honestly i just keep seeing the take âsansa is silent in the face of evilâ and iâm exhausted.
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