JonxSansa shipper

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More jonsa fanart made by BraydenJaselle on DeviantArt.

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Lord and Lady of Winterfell

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Hello if request are still open what about a Jonsa wedding art piece or anything Jonsa I just think the one you made was so cute I'm melting

Jonsa my beloved

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Queen of the North.

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this 2 fucking expressions made me the jonsa stan i am today. you guys dont know this hug's impact....changed lives and worlds....i didnt even think "jon and sansa" in the same sentence before this.....kit & sophie's chemistry here created a tens of thousands of jonsa fics... like do you guys understand how powerful this is?

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+Bonus:

The Match That Was Promised 

↳ “This match with Joffrey was a terrible mistake. The boy is no Prince Aemon, you must believe me.”

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♪ The Other Side ⋆ Alessia Cara

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i promise

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JON & SANSA + Parallels

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Jon and Sansa by Michael Kormack, CelticBotan and Lauren K Cannon

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Sansa’s eyes flickered across Jon’s face, then down to his lips. I'm close now, he thought, so close to getting everything I want. “I can make you happy,” he insisted. “I can make you feel loved.” He glided his hands across her back. He pressed into his chest. “Marry me, Sansa. Make me a Stark.”

inspired ‘A Boy In His Cups’ by @northernladywriter

[starwarsprincess1986]

Remember this scene?

Jon: “I was alone in a room with a naked girl.”

Sam: “Didn’t know where to put it?”

Jon: “I know where to put it.”

Sam: “Was she old and ugly?”

(Jon sits on the table before he stars talking again) “Young and gorgeous. A whore named Ros.”

Sam: “What color hair?”

Jon: “Red.”

Sam: “Oh, I like red hair. And her um…her uh…”(Sam with his hands up at his chest)

Jon: “You don’t want to know.”

Sam: “Oh that good?”

Jon: “Better.”

Sam: “Oh no…so why exactly did you not make love to Ros with the perfect…?”

Where have I seen this Jon before? Oh yes….

It’s official, Jon likes to sit on the edge of a table when thinking about or talking to young and gorgeous Red-haired women.

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«When I saw your face it was like a space in my heart was filled. It's like I knew from the very start that you were every other part of me.» — «You Fill My Heart» by Jason Walker.

[whateverthedragonswant]

More season 1 parallel slaps for me:

We all already know about the obvious parallels between Ned/Cat and Jonsa, the callbacks, the visual parallels, all of it. But holy crap I had no idea just how closely they circled back to season 1 for these two relationships. And here is how I make a very long and wavy circle back to how the story of Jon and Sansa was definitely leading up to something that they chose not to do anything with in the end (meaning going all the way, instead of keeping it open like they did):

Scene 1): The Bedroom Scene

“I’m a Northman. I belong here with you, not down South in that rat’s nest they call a capitol.” 

“I won’t let him take you.” 

“A king takes what he wants, that’s why he’s king.” 

“I’ll say ‘listen, fat man, you are not taking my husband anywhere. He belongs to me now.’”

7x02 - Jon: “The North is my home and I will never stop fighting for it.”

7x07 - Jon: “How many people live here?” Tyrion: “A million, give or take.” Jon: “That’s more people than the entire North, crammed into that. Why would anyone want to live that way?”

8x04 - Jon: “It’s where he belongs, too. A direwolf has no place in the South. Will you take him with you? He’ll be happier up there.” Tormund: “So would you.” Jon: “I wish I was going with you.”

8x04 - Sansa: “I don’t want Jon to go down there. The men of my family don’t do well in the Capitol.” 

Robert is paralleled with Dany not only in taking Ned/Jon away from the North, but also in their arrival scenes in 1x01 & 8x01, right down to the music (until the dragons arrive)

Scene 2) The Bedroom Scene Part 2

Luwin: “If this news is true, and the Lannisters conspire against the throne, who but you can protect the King?” 

Cat: “They murdered the last Hand. Now you want Ned to take the job.” 

Luwin: “You swore the King an oath, my Lord.” 

Cat: “He owes him nothing. Your father and brother rode South once on a King’s demand.” 

Luwin: “A different time. A different king.”

7x02 - Sansa: “You’re not suggesting Jon meet with her?” Davos: “No. Too dangerous.” Jon: “But?” Davos: “Well, if the Army Of the Dead makes it past the wall, do we have enough men to fight them?”

7x02 - Sansa: “Have you forgotten what happened to our grandfather? The Mad King invited him to King’s Landing and roasted him alive.” Jon: “I know that.” Sansa: “She is here to reclaim the Iron Throne and the Seven Kingdoms. The North is one of those Seven Kingdoms. This isn’t an invitation, it’s a trap.”

a scroll is received, both containing words that prompt Ned and Jon to eventually go South

Ned doubts Lysa would send dangerous information like that in the scroll, that she’s a grieving widow making claims, but Cat convinces him that Lysa would have never risked herself or Robyn if it weren’t true; Sansa thinks at first that the scroll is a trap but Jon has her read the last line which convinces him that it’ really Tyrion who sent it

Cat does not want Ned to go while Luwin politely disagrees; Sansa does not want Jon to go while Davos politely suggests otherwise due to the impending battle

The scroll is from Lysa, Cat’s sister, who Cat knows; the scroll is from Tyrion who Jon and Sansa both know but like Jon says, Sansa knows “him better than any of us”

The scroll is about the role the Lannisters have supposedly played in Jon Arryn’s death and how Robert is now in danger; the scroll is an invitation to join the fight against Cersei who will make “the seven kingdoms bleed” if she stays on the throne

both scrolls are a sham: Lysa falsely accused the Lannisters of murdering Jon Arryn in order to set Littlefinger’s plans into motion to start the conflict between the Starks and the Lannisters; Tyrion falsely invited Jon to join an alliance to end Cersei’s tyranny when really it was a summoning and for him to bend the knee/submit to Dany

there is fire in both scenes - Cat burns the scroll after reading it in the fireplace; the fire is in between Jon and Sansa & Davos, indicating fire is already coming between them in this scene even though Davos hasn’t suggested the dragons at this particular moment above

Sansa is in the same position as Cat, Davos as Luwin, with Jon/Ned at the forefront, the one making the decision to heed the words received or not

when Jon first meets Dany in 7x03, she reminds him of the vow his ancestor Torrhen Stark made to Aegon Targaryen which leads to her explaining that she is not her father 

Further links:

Scene 1 & 2 up above take place in the bedroom, the Lord’s Chamber; 6x10 - Jon: “I’m having the Lord’s chamber prepared for you.” Sansa: “Mother and Father’s room? You should take it.” Jon: “I’m not a Stark.” Sansa: “You are to me.” Jon: “You’re the Lady of Winterfell. You deserve it. We’re standing here because of you. The battle was lost until the Knights Of the Vale rode in. They came because of you.” - Sansa attempted to reach out to her uncle Brynden to help take Winterfell back; Cat was able to ask her father’s bannermen help in arresting Tyrion

In the episode above (1x01), two scenes take place at the feast: 1) Cersei: “I hear we might share a grandchild someday.” Cat: “I hear the same.” - after Sansa walks away; 2) Jaime: “I hear we might be neighbors soon. I hope it’s true.” Ned: “Yes, the King has honored me with his offer.” – Cersei & Jaime are later confirmed to be lovers and we find out later in the season that all of Cersei’s children are Jaime’s. This showed that Jaime and Cersei were being paralleled to Ned/Cat, in dynamics. But Jaime is also a mirror for Jon, and Cersei for Sansa. Jon and Sansa who have been echoing Ned and Cat in the later seasons

1x02 - Cat: “Seventeen years ago, you rode off with Robert Baratheon. You came back a year later with another woman’s son. And now you’re leaving again.” Ned: “I have no choice.” Cat: “That’s what men always say when honor calls. That’s what you tell your families, tell yourselves. You do have a choice and you’ve made it.”; 8x04 - Tyrion: “You seem determined to dislike her. A good relationship between the Iron Throne and the North has been the core of every peaceful prosperous reign we’ve ever known.” Sansa: “Jon will be Warden of the North so a good relationship seems likely.” (not exactly the same but we also didn’t get to see any form of a goodbye scene between Jon and Sansa like we did with Ned and Cat - Sansa doesn’t like the choice Jon has made but accepts he’s made it) 

Jon had a similar relationship to Arya that Ned had with Lyanna

S1: Ned decides to take Hand position - Ned never comes back, as Warden Of the North or the Hand; S7: Jon decides to accept Tyrion’s invitation and meet with Dany - Jon comes back but with Dany in control, doesn’t come back as King In the North - after he kills Dany, he never comes back (that we know of)

They really were going for it. It wasn’t just the obvious parallels and framing, they really had Jon in the same position as Ned, forced to make a decision to protect the one he loves, to keep a promise, and do something that would deem him dishonorable in society’s eyes. And they really had Sansa as Cat, the woman who he doesn’t have a great beginning with, who ends up alongside him due to fate intervening harshly, and who he truly cares for and loves by the end of his story. 

Cat: “Love didn’t just happen to us. We built it slowly over the years, stone by stone.” “It’s not as exciting as secret passion in the woods but it is stronger. It lasts longer.”

It’s just…wow.

[whateverthedragonswant]

I've come across your Jonsa metas and love your insight into this couple. Makes me feel not crazy for reading into everything that we've seen and heard between Jon and Sansa. As I've been reading your metas, I started wondering why Dany was so intensely focused on Sansa. I mean it's weird right? Dany appeared to be quite upset about one person not liking her. But that shouldn't have mattered to her because it wasn't necessarily going to stop her from getting the Iron Throne. So I wanted to hear your thoughts on this? Was Dany's dislike merely jealousy because of Jon? Or was it just insecurity as she's not had many beautiful women to compare with? Or was it something else?

Hi @bluedaffodil21! Thank you so much, you are too kind!!! =D I apologize for the delay in my response.

I think Dany was so intensely focused on Sansa for two reasons: 1) because Sansa was representative of the North/Jon while also being the one that Jon seemed to listen to/have respect & affection for, and 2) because Sansa appeared to be the ruler that Dany herself could never be (meaning Dany had tried but failed in Mereen & then wasn't wanted in Westeros and yet, as she saw it, this girl had the respect and love she wanted without even trying). So I definitely think jealousy plays a role in it and not just due to Jon. I also think that Sansa was also a representative of the reception Dany was getting from Westeros since she arrived there. Here, Dany's manipulative tactics don't work and the person that sees Dany for who she is, who has the love she doesn't, and can't be manipulated is a real threat. If that makes sense.

I think when Jon bent the knee and gave the North away that he did it for two reasons: to protect the North from the NK (as we already knew) but also because he knew Sansa could lead the North if he couldn't (not that he thought she would be named QitN or would want her to be if Dany took over but he knew she would speak for the North and lead them if they all survived). Which to me just cements that link Jon and Sansa have when it comes to Dany, that Sansa is the part of Jon (and the Stark/North part I guess) that she can't bend to her will. We see Royce's deference to Sansa in Dany's presence, we see Theon returning to fight for "Lady Sansa", we see the Northern Lords' respect for Sansa when she speaks in the Great Hall, we even see Jon agreeing with Sansa over Jaime and no one protesting, and we see Tyrion noticing Royce's deference to Sansa as well. So for Dany, I think Sansa was the ultimate threat, even more than Cersei. While Cersei had one thing she wanted, Sansa had the other: people's love and respect. And then for Jon to have it as well when she talks about it in 8x04, that infuriates her even more. Which is why I think Sansa comes up in conversation in that 8x04 scene (besides the truth telling part of the convo). Dany is airing out her grievances against the two who would be a solid power couple and for Jon to not only have the claim to the IT now, but also to have respect and love for Sansa as well, oh does that burn Dany deep down.

So I think that's why Dany is so focused on her. And It's fascinating to me because not only the Jon/Sansa connection which solidifies them even more, but also it solidifies the parallels/connection between Sansa, Cersei, and Dany even more. Truly fascinating stuff.

I hope I was able to answer your question. Thank you so much for the ask! I LOVE talking about GoT, especially when it comes to Jonsa and/or Dany. So thank you! =)

I hope you have a wonderful rest of your day!!! <3