#queen sansa

[lilyerida]

Winter rose

[dearlizzies]

𝜗ϱ ┆ 𝐓𝐇𝐄𝐈𝐑 𝐅𝐀𝐕𝐎𝐑𝐈𝐓𝐄 𝐁𝐎𝐃𝐘 𝐏𝐀𝐑𝐓 (of you.)

──INCLUDES ‧ Robb ‧ Jon ‧ Cregan ‧ Sansa ೃ࿐

warnings: 18+ due to suggestive themes, female body descriptions ( a bit specific, sorry) queen!Sansa era.

𝜗ϱ ┆ Jon Snow

He loves everything, loves to caress your hair, take you by the waist every time he has the opportunity, squeeze your tits while you ride him, but especially loves your thighs.

If he’s in an important meeting, he puts his hand there, just because. When he is stressed he squeezes and caresses them and loves to rest his head there, while you caress his black curls. He would also spend all day between them if I could.

𝜗ϱ ┆ Robb Stark

He has always been captivated by his beautiful wife, you. But there's one part of your body that he absolutely adores above all others—your round, pert ass.

Robb can't get enough of your rear end. He loves the way it curves and juts out, begging to be grabbed and squeezed. He adores running his hands over the firm globes, feeling the softness of your skin beneath his fingers. He even enjoys watching you walk away, (little perv) admiring the way your hips sway with each step. (Even with a thick dress)

𝜗ϱ ┆ Cregan Stark

Like every good northerner, he is a thighs man. But specially your creamy thighs.

Cregan can't get enough of your long, shapely legs. He loves the way they go on for miles, the smooth expanse of skin beckoning him to touch and caress. He adores seeing your strut around in revealing dresses. And nothing turns him on more than catching a glimpse of your inner thigh when you sit down, his mind immediately conjuring up filthy images of what he wants to do to you.

He squeezes them tightly, as if he were angry, but then he sees the mark of his fingers on them and apologizes. His thick voice tickles you and you just want him to squeeze them again.

𝜗ϱ ┆ Sansa Stark

Sansa has always been very romantic with you, but after intimacy, she was fascinated by many aspects of you.

Okay, hear me out on her literally loving your hands.

She is obsessed with seeing how you literally do anything, write, hold a glass of wine with such grace and see your fingers grab things, she imagines that they were untying her dress.

She also loves your tits, but she won’t tell you because she’s too shy for that.

[sansa-stark-is-me]

The more a character feels historically grounded, the more people tend to hate them because realistic characters are usually constrained, contradictory, compromised, and shaped by the social systems around them instead of acting like modern power fantasies.

People say they want “realistic medieval women,” but the second a female character actually behaves like someone raised in a brutal patriarchal feudal society valuing marriage, children, family duty, reputation, religion, social survival, they start calling her weak, annoying, regressive, or evil.

A lot of audiences only like “historical” female characters when they secretly think like modern people with modern freedoms and modern feminist language. The second a woman feels too authentically shaped by her world, people get uncomfortable because she stops functioning as easy wish fulfillment.

That’s why characters like Alicent, Catelyn, or Sansa get more hatred than dragonriding fantasy characters. They feel closer to the actual emotional and political realities of aristocratic women in medieval-inspired societies: constrained agency, strategic marriages, motherhood as political survival, soft power instead of brute force, emotional repression, power through diplomacy and social intelligence.

Meanwhile people are more forgiving toward characters wrapped in spectacle (dragons, prophecy, magic, warfare, chosen-one narratives) because fantasy aesthetics soften or distract from the harsher social realities underneath.

Ironically, the grounded characters are doing the heaviest thematic lifting in the story. They’re the ones making the world actually feel historical instead of just becoming dragon CGI and modern politics wearing medieval costumes.

[notrueknightz]

DAY SEVEN - PAWN TO PLAYER

sansa and bran. two winged wolves with the weirwood's quiet beauty; pale as bark, crowned in red, and grounded in ancient roots.

[scorpiusartistry]

Quick sketch of Arya in a dress and Sansa in armour, cause we never see that in fan art.

[dullboynoboy]

●•° SANSA STARK of the North. The Red Wolf °•●

[eruherdiriel]

Can you elaborate on your choices for a book focused Jonsa ship name? I liked all your suggestions and would enjoy reading more about their significance.

(About this thread.) For the blood of Winterfell, this exact phrase is used four times in the books, three in Jon's chapters and one in Sansa's. It ties Sansa and Jon to Winterfell and its future and arguably to the future of the Stark bloodline, and it's one of my personal favorite links between the characters.

ACoK, Jon VI

"Then you must do what needs be done," Qhorin Halfhand said. "You are the blood of Winterfell and a man of the Night's Watch."

ASoS, Jon VI

When the dreams took him, he found himself back home once more, splashing in the hot pools beneath a huge white weirwood that had his father's face. Ygritte was with him, laughing at him, shedding her skins till she was naked as her name day, trying to kiss him, but he couldn't, not with his father watching. He was the blood of Winterfell, a man of the Night's Watch. I will not father a bastard, he told her. I will not. I will not.

AFfC, Sansa

I am not your daughter, she thought. I am Sansa Stark, Lord Eddard's daughter and Lady Catelyn's, the blood of Winterfell.

The last Jon one is said by Stannis to Jon about Arnolf Karstark, and all four are examined here. The fact that this line is never connected with another Starkling is ... something (Arya has "the wolf blood" and that's the closest I believe. Note that this connects her to Starks who left Winterfell, not ones that stayed). Edits: 1, 2, 3.

Blood of Winterfell is also tangential to discussion in the books of who rebuilds Winterfell. Jon thinks (fantasizes) about it, and Sansa rebuilds it out of snow (foreshadowing!) while in the Eyrie.

I was being *a little* silly with the queen's crow suggestion, but I have reasons: Queenscrown is in the Gift, which some believe Jon will be lord of at the end of the books or have a hand in settling. See Bran III and Jon V in ASoS. Also see any time Jon thinks about settling the wildlings in the Gift, Ned's plans for the gift being "a dream for spring", and the position of respect Jon cultivates among the wildlings in Dance. (I couldn't find more meta about Jon as Lord of the Gift, though I swear there is. Maybe meta wizard @esther-dot can help.)

Those chapters in ASoS also arguably include queen Sansa foreshadowing and a possible "together but apart" ending for Jonsa (Jon tells Ygritte that "a queen stayed there for a night"). Take the n off crown to make it crow, which is just silly but go with it, and you get Queen's crow. Queen=Sansa, crow=Jon, and all together it's a nod to Queenscrown/the Gift/a possible ending. (For more on Queen Sansa as a possibility in the books: autonomy meta, Northern houses ruled by women, composure in crisis. Also: Arya's "no, that's Sansa" about being queen, Cat's "Sansa might someday be queen", Sansa's "If I am ever a queen, I'll make them love me", her storyline constantly involving lessons in bad and good leadership, etc.)

I rest my case.

I didn't mention this one before, but there are plenty of thematic reasons why Snow&Stone works too (Snow+Stone?). Sansa's identity as Alayne Stone is more significant in the books, the names are representative of their parallel journeys, and they're representative of the Jonsa goodies in Alayne II of Feast when Sansa descends the waycastles, Sky, Snow, and Stone.

"Jon Snow?" she blurted out, surprised. "Snow? Yes, it would be Snow, I suppose." She had not thought of Jon in ages. He was only her half brother, but still . . . with Robb and Bran and Rickon dead, Jon Snow was the only brother that remained to her. I am a bastard too now, just like him. Oh, it would be so sweet, to see him once again. But of course that could never be. Alayne Stone had no brothers, baseborn or otherwise.

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All around was empty air and sky, the ground falling away sharply to either side. There was ice underfoot, and broken stones just waiting to turn an ankle, and the wind was howling fiercely. It sounds like a wolf, thought Sansa. A ghost wolf, big as mountains.

[applecitrustea]

Recently found an old drawing I did of Sansa Sark as Queen in the North. From time I was practicing drawing with dip in ink pen.