#sansa star

[whatsthefix]

Also stop comparing Sansa to Lyanna. Women on Bear island were trained to fight (Lyanna’s mother fought and died for Rob). Lyanna was prepared for battle. Sansa was primed for politics. Stop putting women against eachother.

[how-long-must-i-look]

I have my own theory about "Jenny of Oldstones" It's about Arya.

"High in the halls of the kings who are gone"= winterfell where all the kings of the north used to live

"Jenny would dance with her ghosts"= Arya learned how to sword fight from her dancing master and her fighting style is water dancing (so jenny dancing is arya fighting in winterfell)

"The ones she had lost"= either dead stark family, or Gendry

"And the ones she had found"= sansa, bran, gendry, clegane, brianne etc

"And the ones who loved her the most"= Jon

"The ones who'd been gone for so very long, she couldn't remember their names"= my main thought is the red woman and maybe Beric

The song is about Arya fighting in the battle of winterfell with all her family and friends!

[shurakaramzin]

I can only think about a quote from the GoT books when I watch that scene

I can only think about a quote from the GoT books when I watch that scene

That scene with Tyrion and Sansa in the crypts, ready to face death to live another second.

With all the darkness in this episodes and in their futures, he gently kisses her hand and smiles at her, and I can only think...

“In the darkness, I am the Knight of the Flowers”

excuse me while I go and cry for a while

[graceverse]

soft shadows, faint footprints: Always

For @jonsadrabbles​ 

Rating: Mature

Archive Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply

Category: F/M

Fandom: Game of Thrones (TV)

Relationship: Jon Snow/Sansa Stark Characters: Jon Snow, Sansa Stark, Robb stark (mentioned) will add characters

Language: English

Words:499

Chapters:7/7

7: Always

Here is a confession: Jon does not like it when Sansa wears the heavy crown of the Queen in the North. When she wears it, Jon feels selfish. He truly does not want to share her with the Northerners or burden her with the many woes of running a kingdom. She is quite capable, of course. But he feels protective of her. It annoys her sometimes, but Jon cannot help it.

The North is relative peaceful and prosperous. It hadn’t been for the first few years after the war. Jon remembers Winterfell, covered in ashes and memories of death and pain. They were so young then, so very wary of everyone else and tired from all the battles they had to endure. Justice had to be dispensed at the same time, alliances had to be made. The North, The South and The Wildlings learned to accept their differences, work together to rise from the ravages of war.

Sam nudges him. Jon forgets himself and does or says nothing when he watches his wife. This is a formal, solemn event. He is expected to make gestures or speeches. He isn’t sure which. Jon forgets he is also wearing the crown. It is not the same one that Robb had once worn but Jon thinks it is just as heavy. There are days when he wishes to fling the crown off his and Sansa’s head, take her hand and run into the woods, laughing and indulging the desires of their heart. But they loved the North and its people so their duties always came first.

Sansa presents him their first grandchild and Jon nods as regally as he could. He is terribly pleased that it looks every bit a Stark. Dark hair and eyes the color of winter skies.

None of their children were named after the siblings they have lost. Jon had thought that he’d want a son named Robb, but the loss still prods at his heart like the tip of a sharpened blade. Their son though, who grew up hearing about his great uncle, King Robb Stark, names his child after his childhood hero.

Jon’s heart squeezes painfully, it is not from grief, but from too much joy. Sansa beams up at him. She is glowing the same way she did a thousand years ago, when she was a bright eyed child dreaming of being a queen and Jon is startled to realize that he feels exactly the same way then and now.

The revelation hits him hard and true, knocking the wind out of him. Quick to notice the tiniest change in him, Sansa settles next to him, cradling little Robb in one arm. She reaches out to touch his hand.

Jon grasps her finger and mumbles, “I just found out now.”

Sansa sweetly asks what, humoring his tendency to blurt out his thoughts.

“It has always been you.”

Sansa gives him a look, one that wordlessly said, as only wives can do, “I know, husband. I know.”

[sayruq]

ST has been talking so much about Sansa's style lately. I don't remember her doing it in the past. She did of course, but not so often and not in such short time lol whatever it means.. I hope we'll get something interesting and new for Sansa. Since Clapton seems forgot there are women except Dany in the show

Sophie Turner has beaten the ‘Sansa copied Dany’ theory multiple times unprompted, I’m actually laughing. Is this the second or third time she’s brought it up? I understand not wanting people to think that your character is still being influenced in her last season but there’s something to it. Something has changed for Sansa and Dany because ST is usually very positive about comparisons to other characters.

I do know Sansa is getting a new dress sometime in the season. I hope it has colour. I love Sansa’s current aesthetic but I want something similar to her earlier seasons.

[horsechestnut]

Wow the relationship between Shae and Sansa is really cute and well written. Why did they write Shae off the show again? Like, sure in the book she was sort of just a random whore that tricked Tryion into thinking she cared and that in and of itself was the point. But they made her so much deeper in the show, and they’ve changed plenty of things. 

They should have kept her with Sansa, giving her character someone to talk to and interact with that actually cared about her, even if she did still somehow betray Tyrion.

[complementaryhalves]

please fandom can you all collectively stop tagging your jonsa vs jonerys ship war bullshiRt t with aegon? 

i’m sorry D&D pulled out this fuckery but no, jon snow is not aegon vi targaryen. they are two separate characters, and even if you don’t believe they are just stop. leave that tag for the book aegon. 

[cutepatzie]

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