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The show is — a bit weirdly — playing Sansa and Jon’s scenes as if they’re a romantic couple waiting to happen. (People keep doubting me on this, but seriously, compare their scenes to the way the season two scenes between Talisa and Robb were shot.)

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jonstarks

Friendly reminder that Sansa Stark is actually an important part of the story, and there would be a time when someone, who is the Heir to the Throne, would need Sansa to unite the North, by marriage.

undeadmanbun

D&D: 📣 sansa 📣 stark 📣 is 📣 the 📣 key 📣 to 📣 the 📣 North 📣

I dunno, it’s too subtle I can’t tell 🤔 let’s check in with grrm…

GRRM:

Our alliances in the south may be as solid as Casterly Rock, but there remains the north to win, and the key to the north is Sansa Stark.

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The key to the north, you say? The Greyjoys hold the north now, and King Balon has a daughter. Why Sansa Stark, and not her?” He looked into his father’s cool green eyes with their bright flecks of gold.

Lord Tywin steepled his fingers beneath his chin. “Balon Greyjoy thinks in terms of plunder, not rule. Let him enjoy an autumn crown and suffer a northern winter. He will give his subjects no cause to love him. Come spring, the northmen will have had a bellyful of krakens. When you bring Eddard Stark’s grandson home to claim his birthright, lords and little folk alike will rise as one to place him on the high seat of his ancestors.

(tyrion iii, ASOS)

Welp 🤔🤔🤔