Yes, they have completely different personalities: Arya never would have stayed in Kingslanding, because she didn't want to be a lady. Sansa didn't care about becoming a swordsmen or how to handle a sword.
You took my words out of my mouth. Arya didn't have enough patience nor was she as good at lying, even though Sansa's lying at the beginning was quite bad. Sansa's body wouldn't survive what Arya went through, she wouldn't be able to hide her gender. They are two beings, no two beings would ever survive the same thing, there is a breaking point somewhere.
AND IF WE ALL PAID ATTENTION THIS WAS ALWAYS ABOUT THE STARKS REVENGE AND THEIR COUSIN JON SNOW DID A LOVELY JOB HELPING OUT THE FAMILY BY TAKING OUT DAENERYS THE CONQUEROR
Great character arc indeed. 2nd or 3rd best for me. After Cersei and maybe Daenerys. Sansa had perfect development from an annoying naive and "weak" wannabe disney princess to a truly solid badass queen. She kind of missed the first few seasons of fabulousness while Cersei and Danny were always great. From the very start to the very end. Yes, I am one of the very very few who loved those two character's endings. Cersei is by far my favourite, charming, spectacular, solid, believable and consistent all the way through her epic journey through fire. Danny had some underwhelming chapters but her beautifully tragic ending was enough for redemption. Sansa's becoming the Queen of the north was very satisfactory although I would really have preferred it if it had happened in an other way. That horrible last episode with the super-cringe coronation of Bran left it seem like Bran just gave a crown to his sister only to stop her crying at him about it. She deserved better than that. We all deserved better than that merciless disgrace of the last episode. Cersei's and Danny's deaths almost worked as salvation. They escaped the ship before the absolute downfall.
When she tells Joffrey that Rob fights in the front lines so he obviously should do the same. The look on his face 💀💀💀 . No one could get under his skin like her.
@@jorilysmatos69 This is mine! Also when she tells Tyrion that she's prays for his safety as she prays for Joffrey's.. You could see the shock on Tyrion's face.. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Only Baelish truly underestimated her, because I think he really felt he was the smartest person in Westeros. Everyone else who wronged her squashed her. They just happened to die from separateb reasons.
@@m.williams4971 i know what you mean and she definitely owned littlefinger and outsmarted him in the end. But just because the other people underestimated her doesn't necesarily mean they need to be killed by her hand. Maybe they underestimated her by thinking 'don't mind her, she'll be dead soon, she's too weak/dumb to survive' even Jon underestimated her when it came to battle of the basterds. If she hadn't send word to littlefinger, Ramsey would've won.
for being powerfull you need to have agency, which she completely lacks. She survived only by not being capable of doing anything else than being useless, and that's the opposite of power
I know many fans hated Sansa because she was annoying for a few seasons, but I honestly get goosebumps thinking about her becoming the Queen in the North
I loved her character ever since she defended Lady not being killed by Cersei, she went from afraid and throwing her sister under the bus, to shouting against the Queen and Prince
What i would give for her to be the one that went to talk with her one on one after the dragon bit bullshit. Sansa would never trust Cersei to be alone with her but gahhhhhh
Honestly, that scene with the writing from the first couple seasons would’ve been fire! Easily could’ve been compared to Tywins scene with Olenna or Tywins scene with Joffrey in the throne room.
The reality is that Sansa has always had more nerve and steel in her than people cared to ever pay attention to, but because she was quiet and demure and lady-like surrounded by wild flashy characters, other characters got more attention than she did, but Sansa has always been strong, far stronger than many people ever thought she could be. Her ability to endure such trauma and always find ways to adapt but always maintain her true self is honestly a level of mental and emotional strength that few characters have. Tyrion was one of the few people to ever saw Sansa for what she could be capable of when he said "Lady Stark, you may survive us yet" and survive she did.
Right. I also think it’s odd that people kept using the first season against her as if she wasn’t a kid and as if she didn’t face a ton of trauma from the end of season one, on.
Right. I also think it’s odd that people kept using the first season against her as if she wasn’t a kid and as if she didn’t face a ton of trauma from the end of season one, on.
I think this was Martin’s theme all along. It says a lot that people refuse to accept the success of a beautiful, intelligent woman who doesn’t have dragons or a sword.
This analysis misses the significance of her character arc. Of ALL the characters in the series, Sansa was the ONLY one who changed fundamentally. She really WAS a silly, romantic, helpless little girl, and she had to learn and grow into the powerhouse she became. Jon pretty much remained Jon throughout the story, Arya remained Arya, and even Dani had a streak of malice from the get-go that only became more apparent toward the end. If Sansa had any "steel" about her, it was that her experiences didn't break or embitter her, but her 180-degree transformation was the result of her efforts, NOT some intrinsic strength. Don't deprive her of that.
I love when Sansa confronts Little finger about the Boltons. "If you didn't know you are a fool, if you did know that makes you my enemy." Then never fell for his words again, while her little sister executes the man! Not to mention the development between sisters. Both surviving things that more than likely would have broken the other, followed by acknowledging how strong each are. One for being able to make the decision with no hesitation, the other killing a man with no hesitation. I love that they see the strength in eachother by the end.
Obviously the best part is when she fed Ramsey to his hounds. When I first saw that I think I replayed that part like 10 times while sipping on a glass of wine. Thinking....yes b**** yes!
“Or maybe he will give me yours...” I know Robb had to die for the story, which was and always will be heartbreaking but I wish he managed to do this for Sansa! 😢
Rough times don't make you strong, it just makes you suffer. They destroyed her character by saying that all of her suffering ( especially her sexual abuse ) was a good thing for her because it made her a heartless badass in the end. Are you kidding me? She is not strong because of her trauma but despite it.
She's highborn. People like that grow with some arrogance. People cater to them not the other way around. Sam is the oddball. He was so craven. Even tommen wasn't such a coward. Tyrion is a midget but still has a sharp tongue. Very lordly. Sam should have been like that. Fat lord with an attitude
@@donone352 she fought hard for the North and the throne. She lost everything and fought to gain it back. She was abused and manipulated by people she trusted, she made sure everyone knew that she was not going to take that lightly. She killed her enemies and made sure the world knew what would happen if anyone stood against her.
In the books Ned warned Robb that lordship is a lonely affair. Sansa trapped in Kings Landing taught her how to cope with loneliness and be wary of those who claim loyalty or love.
The first scene reminds me of something Olenna and Cersei would say. Headstrong women from prestigious families and upbringings who’s well aware of their status
Sansa really embodies my favorite type of character: a woman who doesn't sacrifice her femininity in exchange for power and strength. If anything, her femininity IS her power. She's become wicked clever and made of steel over the course of the story. She took back everything stolen from her. And she did it all by being a woman.
@@jjh2456 and Margaery Tyrell had potential to do the same. She died only because Cersei did something unthinkable, and Margaery was the only one who realized-though a little too late-that something unthinkable was about to happen.
She wasn’t ever clever lol. She was never smart or strong. The plot bent over for her to appear smart. She should’ve told John about the knights of the vale and maybe they’d have won with a lot less of their own dying. Infact, they almost died because of her not saying it. John could’ve died in that battle (should of if the plot wasn’t doing shitty things). She wasn’t cunning either. She didn’t escape winter fell on her own. She didn’t do shit on her own. Every single time she escapes she had someone else help her. She was stupid, she trusted little finger to begin with. He was the one who betrayed her father. I mean like come on. She isn’t smart. She is dumb. She is a clear example of a badly written character that could’ve been amazing if the writers weren’t with their heads up their asses. In her story line they ruined one of the best characters (little finger) just to make her seem smarter.
@@donone352 did you miss the ending of the battle of the bastards??? Literally they all would've died if Sansa hadn't gotten reinforcements. Also why did you take time out of your day to watch and comment multiple things about a character you don't even like??? You could've just not watched the video if you hate her so much. I smell a troll
@@imjusthereforbagelsandmone662 Sansa didn't get reinforcements, Little finger gave it to her on a silver platter, the vale didn't follow Sansa , they followed LF. Plus LF offered Sansa the vale army once before and sansa turned him down, only to go back with her tail between her legs begging. The stupidity of Sansa Tully is legendary 😀😀😀
@@donone352 still, the army wouldn't have come to Jon's rescue if Sansa hadn't gotten Little Finger to help her. And of course she turned Little Finger down at first, why would she want his help after he basically handed her over to the Boltons? At the end of the day, no one else woul have helped them, so Sansa had to gather the strength to face LF and basically manipulate him into helping her. Little Finger wasn't going to save Winterfell any time soon, so if it wasn't for Sansa that battle would've been lost. Also Sansa Tully?? Whether you like her or not, she's still a Stark and there's nothing you can do about it
Listen, her situation is vastly different than Arya. She is entrenched in a pit of snakes and she has to make herself a ladder without anyone to help. Aggression and fighting physically won't get you anywhere in the politics of King's Landing, not if you want to live and survive like Sansa is. She was insufferable in season 1 but that was a given because all her life that was all she knew and surrounded with, then reality comes in, breaking the door and grabbing her by the hair. She was slow, but she learned and still even now. She outlives her enemies and she becomes the Queen of the North. Yes, she would have died if put in Arya's situation but that is the charm of GOT, you survive and adapt. Pragmatism and perseverance in all their different forms.
She also wasnt as insufferable as people make her out to be, she just seems thay way because everyone LOVES arya in the first season, and people just gate girly girls in general
It's honestly so weird that Arya has grown so much and yet still comes to Winterfell with this bizarre idea that Sansa betrayed their family? Out of love for Joffrey??? Like what? As if Arya's own escape from the Red Keep/King's Landing was some sort of choice she made and not due to dumb luck and the sacrifices of others.
I am saddened because she is strong at the cost of her innocence & humanity. Yes, she overcame much, but you can tell she has become cold or detached - she will always be healing/moving through her trauma. Props to Sophie Turner for playing such a difficult role.
This is why I question anyone who calls the Stark kids endings "happy".. Where?! They're shadows of their former selves due to deep rooted trauma. How on earth is that happy?!
I think that’s why she couldn’t forgive Ramsay most of all When he raped her, he destroyed that bit of innocence she had tried so hard, with so much difficulty, to protect. Her chastity had been threatened so many times in the worst way possible, and I feel like although, she no longer had those stupid dreams about marrying a handsome prince who would make her a princess, she still hoped to someday have a happy marriage, become a happy mother, and find a man who would love, respect and make her feel safe, just like her mother had done with her father. But Ramsay broke that dream. I think that what he did to her made her unable to ever hope for love or a happy marriage, because this was the last straw that probably made her unable to ever trust men again or to even stand one trying to touch her. Because of Ramsay, she could no longer believe she would ever be loved or treated well and sincerely by a man/husband and he probably made her someone who would no longer be able to feel romantic love again. Because of him, she lost her ability and chances to ever enjoy that ordinary happiness that most women want, a happy marriage and motherhood 😢
@@victoiresouledelafont3428this is so well written. I wish for her otherwise but i don‘t think she will be able to. Even if by miracle she will be able to trust that deeply again, i don‘t think it would be possible. Body remembres as well. The flashbacks would be too much. It‘s like she said, she can feel him. That will probably never leave.
Sansa being crowned queen in the north is just ✨SERATONIN✨ The only scene that is missing is in the last episode where she demands independence for the north
Every horror that Sansa went through made her the strong and brave woman that she became and she knew it!! The Hound even tells her that if she had left Kings Landing with him then she never would have even met Ramsay but Sansa tells The Hound that if she had left Kings Landing with him when she had the chance, she would still be that same little bird.
I agree Sansa had some of the best character growth in the series, but I also think we gotta be careful about romanticizing her abuse as the catalyst for her growth..yes she showed amazing strength/resilience, but she was so young at the start of the series, there's a lot of character growth she would have experienced as she matured regardless of her later trauma
@@virg3022 Absolutely agree. I always hated that exchange between Sansa and the Hound because it almost justifies the trauma that Sansa went through. Sansa was always the person she ended up being... her strength and courage were always a part of her. Lots of women suffer through the kind of horror and abuse that Sansa did...but not all of them survive. She did. And she continues to live.
@@NovaLena22 I’ve been through an abusive relationship, and I didn’t find it to be romanticizing. It’s vindicating. I felt the same way about my abusive relationship. It’s not romanticizing because the abuse defines you and becomes forever who you are. At the same time, you become much, much stronger because of it. I wouldn’t call it better - it’s colder, and darker. But it’s certainly stronger. It’s kind of like saying a story about a man who has been to earth and came back stronger would be romanticizing war. It may appear that way to someone who has never been to war, so I guess in that way it is sort of true, but someone who has understands that it is genuinely the only silver lining in something so toxic and hellish, that everything else is negative. I liked that about the storyline. I get sick of hearing about what a victim I am from people who hear what happened to me - because it’s not true. I wasn’t a victim, just like Sansa wasn’t. We were victimized, sure - but there’s a difference between being victimized and being a victim. Both of us chose not to be broken by it, but use it as an occasion to acquaint ourselves with evil and accept that it exists. Something many other people can’t face. That being said, not all abused people feel that way, I’m sure - but I do.
@@AK-jt7kh I'm glad you survived your abusive relationship. But I never used the word "romanticizing" in my comment. I did use the word justify... which is entirely different. But I will say that both you and Sansa are who you are because of the strength and courage you found in yourself to be able to move forward and live. Misfortunes and abuse don't make you stronger or better. You are who you are because of the way you choose to live... in good times and bad.
@@NovaLena22 oh, sorry! I might have gotten that from a previous comment. What you’re saying is true, but also kind of not, in a way…but let me just explain that from my personal perspective. (It’s fine if you disagree by the way, I respect that you have your own logic behind your beliefs!) Anyways, I’ve always been this type of “character”, but the things that happened to me in life were what molded it. Taking another example, let’s say that you are a hardworking person who had a near death experience and then decided to devote your life to your family? You’re still a hardworking person, but your paradigm shifted. Now you hold family as most dear, whereas before you may have held your career as most dear. In the same way that changes a person, permanently, so does abuse. It forever shifts the way you view the world, and especially the way you prioritize values and avoid risks. You really are not the same person afterwards. You are, in that you’re still who you were born with. You’re not in the same way that you wouldn’t have been the same person if you were raised in a different country with a different language. To use another example - let’s take a soldier who has PTSD. They’re not the same person they were before they had it. I can pretty much guarantee you that any soldier with PTSD will tell you that. These things fundamentally change the very core of your being. You can never “recover” from them - you can only incorporate them into the new version of yourself that you create. In fact, the abuse even changes your brain chemistry and can lead to a number of health problems like cancer. So I disagree with what you’re saying, but I appreciate the sentiment behind it and I think it’s a really kind stance that you have. I know you’ve thought about it deeply and I don’t discount that. This has been my experience, but maybe not all people have felt the same way. Maybe Sansa didn’t 😉
"I am Sansa Stark of Winterfell. This is my home and you can't scare me." Sansa is a strong woman, who like her mother and father- She is a fighter! She will be a great Queen of the North.
I’ve always had way more respect for Sansa than anyone else. Everyone I knew who watched Game of Thrones with me told me I was an idiot for having Sansa be my favorite character. While I do think Arya is badass in her own way, Sansa represents a struggle mostly women could understand.
She learned, developed, used all the tools available in her arsenal. From a demure princess bride she grew to a confident Queen in her own right. And the seeds were there at least from season two. I’d say seeing what was in Sansa makes you More perceptive than most.
Exactly. I love her, sm! I also love Arya and Daenerys. They're all strong and powerful in their own way. Daenerys has her dragons and had good leadership skills until her downfall. Arya is a killing machine and really skilled with weapons. And Sansa has a way with words.
When I realized the girls were putting on a show for Littlefinger throughout season 7…. Loved it… Sansa had the ultimate character arc, and truly became the best strategic player. She won the game of thrones and soooo deserved it!
I remember I couldn't stand her in the first few seasons. I thought she was quite pathetic. But then she turned into my favourite. I adored her after she escaped King's landing.
I like how her voice got deep and stern whenever she was bold and endearing. Her confidence was felt through dialogue as she aged and became mature because of her situation. Love Sophie Turner, Emilia Clarke, and Maisie Williams ❤️❤️❤️ My favorite female lead actresses.
“You changed little bird” he knows she don’t play around no more also when Sansa straight up tells Arya that she literally went through hell and was the one that got winterfell back while she was gone training was so satisfying. Like I can imagine Sansa going through all that mental shit and then your little sister comes one day and is like “ you betrayed our home because you loved someone “ like bitch F off you didn’t get our house back, I did .
Sansa: "I will pray for your safe return." Tyrion *pleasantly surprised* " Will you?" Sansa: "Just as I pray for the King's" Tyrion: "oh." XD Hilarious
Her character developpment is by far the best of any other characters. She grew stronger, wiser and very confident. Went through literal hell but managed to play her cards right and got exactly what she wanted in the end.
I'm SO Proud of Sansa. She became my favorite. I would have loved Sansa in the North, Dany on the Iron Throne and Yara in the iron islands. What a trio of Queens!
I hope that somewhere in the seven heavens, Catelyn Stark got to see that Sansa became just like her, if not better. She and Ned would have been so proud of her.
I’m still upset that this legend ended in a very low note. It should’ve been like this: Season 8: The battle between the living and the white walkers Season 9: The fall of Cersei Season 10: The mad queen Danaerys It would’ve been the best tv series of all time.
@@shubhragautam5955 Well, there was some madness in there all along though. It was very subtle in the earlier seasons and became more obvious/worse towards the end.
@@shubhragautam5955 It's not madness, it's mania. She's so devoted to creating utopia that she's willing to let the ends justify the means, which means not tolerating dissent.
Even though I have not watched Game of Thrones but looking at some of these scenes I can tell Sansa made it out of so many toxic relationships that she became an amazing woman and proves that she doesn't need a king to rule her kingdom.
I love how quiet she says Your words will disappear Your House will disappear Your Name will disappear. She rules at last and she survived nearly everyone. Who would have guessed that at the beginning? No-one?
Sansa is a god damn tank! She may not be the intelligent strategist or a lethal assassin like Arya, but she was a literal tank taking all that damage and affliction from season 1!
The time I started to despise her, I try to imagine myself in her shoes, and to be very2 honest, I don't think I'm strong enough to overcome the humiliation and lost so is pain her have into power like her character out to be. Arya is my favorites character, however the humiliation as a woman is much more terrifying than being stabbed and mocked. Whenever I see arya I see determination and wisdom, but Sansa remind me a lot of strength, never ending thirst and human.
This will probably sound totally crazy or like I’m trying to be edgy, but girl/boy/non-binary pal, I have no doubt, NONE, that you would have been able to survive and overcome. You weren’t looking for reassurance or anything, I know, but I just hope y’all go into the new year believing in your own strength, not only to survive but to rise above. Sorry for the unrequested cheerleading...been a long, long year. 🖖
Sansa for me represents the concept of resilience and nerves of steel, she endure so much trauma, she had to mold a new character and she did it so good. i see a lot of persons comparing her to Arya, saying that Sansa's journey wasn't that bad, but Sansa survive humiliations, she was beaten numerous times, she was deceived, she was raped, she never had someone to rely on and she went on that journey all by herself but at the end she endured everything that was put in front of her and let me tell you something, none of you would have survive what she did.
She feared for her life from the moment Joffrey aimed his sword at Arya in season 1. Everything she went through made her stronger. She is her mother’s daughter, with her grace and courage, along with her fathers fighting spirit. She is the true Queen. Dany always wanted too much, Sansa only wanted what she knew she could protect.
I don't get why she gets such hate. Yeah, so she's not witty, nor a schemer. She's not cunning nor does she know how to fight. But she is so strong, like literally any other character would have been broken by what she went through. Years of being alone in Kings Landing, surrounded by her family's murderers, obligated to keep a constant watch on her words and steps. Then she gets to escape and find a family member, only to find that her aunt Lysa Arryn is a psychotic bitch, who tries to kill her. After that, she spends years with Ramsay who beats and rapes her every night. She is so impressive
@@marcelofranco5820 ye Ik I used to hate her but now I’ve seen her grow it’s just that she was a moody teenager who wanted to become a lady n shit like that
@@virgoqueen8950 Exactly. I wonder how many people who've called a 12 year old Sansa stupid would actually survive the kind of hell she went through (mostly alone) and come out of it as wise and as strong as she did.
I think the sansa haters are reminded of the fact that they would have been just as naive in her place at that age. I believe this as i disliked her in the beginning realising that at that age i was very similar and that made me insecure and hate her initially until season 1 ending.
Was going to binge this show UNTILL the showrunners lost their damn minds and had dany destroy kings landing and go insane. Such terrible writing of a great strong character destroyed any interest many of us had to watch this great series. Tho I have seen so many many scenes on youtube to know how it all goes and seeing the incredible acting and character development. Sansa goes thru a horrible crucible but emerges as a uber strong, smart queen of the north who really understands how to get things done.
Sansa had the best character development. From innocent, naïve girl to confident, cunning Queen. The best part about season 8 (And there wasn't much sadly) was that Sansa became Queen of the North.
When she realized no one could protect her, everyone who promised failed, that's when she became a badass. She protects herself now, she gives peace to those who cannot protect themselves. The Queen of the North was a hostage, a prisoner, she was beaten, raped... She will never be those things again and neither will her people. Go Sansa!!!!
It’s hard to believe the girl that sansa was in season 1 and the confident badass woman she is now ❤️ I don’t watch game of thrones but Ives seen some scenes of when she was younger and she seemed so timid and naive but she learned how to defend herself and be the woman that she is now bc of those things she’s faced.
what was so badass was sansa laying out the crimes and then saying Lord Baelish and him trying to stammer some excuse only for her to cut him off with such cold eyes and then arya stepping up and executing him. Talk about Badass sisters!
Iwan Rheon is such a great actor! Loved him in Misfits, loved him in this. He really has that whole psychopath, creepy guy character portrayal locked down perfectly
She so perfectly embodies the power of a woman who bears witness, speaks out unapologetically about unspeakable violence against the most vulnerable, and demands justice. She’s a rightful inspiration to all the good men in the show and delivers a terrifying end to worst men in the show that they never see coming. I love her arc.
So many people hate her and think she is annoying. She was an indulged child, and naive, due to really no fault of her own. She had a very rude awakening, survived, and took lessons from her ordeals. She used what she learned to claw her way back up. To me, that makes her a much more interesting character.
She was still salted over the death of Lady, especially since her own father did it to placate his best friend the king. Septa was never keen on the wolves either.
Sansa survived things Arya wouldn't have survived.
Arya survived things Sansa wouldn't have survived.
Yeah exactly, people should stop comparing the two, they both show strength and growth in different ways and that's okay.
Yes, they have completely different personalities: Arya never would have stayed in Kingslanding, because she didn't want to be a lady. Sansa didn't care about becoming a swordsmen or how to handle a sword.
You took my words out of my mouth. Arya didn't have enough patience nor was she as good at lying, even though Sansa's lying at the beginning was quite bad.
Sansa's body wouldn't survive what Arya went through, she wouldn't be able to hide her gender. They are two beings, no two beings would ever survive the same thing, there is a breaking point somewhere.
Sansa who wouldn't survive what Arya survived.
@@luciaszocsova496 Arya could be anyone she wants, so I wouldn't doubt her ability of lying
Sansa had the best character arc. Her becoming the queen in the north was the only satisfactory thing about ending
AND IF WE ALL PAID ATTENTION THIS WAS ALWAYS ABOUT THE STARKS REVENGE AND THEIR COUSIN JON SNOW DID A LOVELY JOB HELPING OUT THE FAMILY BY TAKING OUT DAENERYS THE CONQUEROR
@@virgoqueen8950 dear internet stranger please elaborate further. Your theory is interesting.
Yup
Brienne being knighted was also wholesome.
Great character arc indeed. 2nd or 3rd best for me. After Cersei and maybe Daenerys.
Sansa had perfect development from an annoying naive and "weak" wannabe disney princess to a truly solid badass queen. She kind of missed the first few seasons of fabulousness while Cersei and Danny were always great. From the very start to the very end. Yes, I am one of the very very few who loved those two character's endings.
Cersei is by far my favourite, charming, spectacular, solid, believable and consistent all the way through her epic journey through fire. Danny had some underwhelming chapters but her beautifully tragic ending was enough for redemption.
Sansa's becoming the Queen of the north was very satisfactory although I would really have preferred it if it had happened in an other way. That horrible last episode with the super-cringe coronation of Bran left it seem like Bran just gave a crown to his sister only to stop her crying at him about it. She deserved better than that. We all deserved better than that merciless disgrace of the last episode. Cersei's and Danny's deaths almost worked as salvation. They escaped the ship before the absolute downfall.
The moment she told Joffrey "or maybe he'll give me yours" was the moment I just realized I will love Sansa so much.
Look back over the whole series, that moment was the first spark of who Sansa would become.
same
When she tells Joffrey that Rob fights in the front lines so he obviously should do the same. The look on his face 💀💀💀 . No one could get under his skin like her.
@@jorilysmatos69 that was badass as well
@@jorilysmatos69 This is mine! Also when she tells Tyrion that she's prays for his safety as she prays for Joffrey's..
You could see the shock on Tyrion's face..
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
To me, Sansa won the game of thrones
That's because she did
She absolutely did, my mate.
And bran the broken
@Keys andFood she didn't betray or bitched about her family in the end though... she protected her home 'North'...
"When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die. There is no middle ground."
-Cersei Lannister S1E7
''many underestimated you. Most of them are dead now.'' i just love this. She's such a powerfull woman and Tyrion knows it.
*in her 'humilation' episode Tyrion said "..you may survive 'us' yet"* 🤔
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Only Baelish truly underestimated her, because I think he really felt he was the smartest person in Westeros. Everyone else who wronged her squashed her. They just happened to die from separateb reasons.
@@m.williams4971 i know what you mean and she definitely owned littlefinger and outsmarted him in the end. But just because the other people underestimated her doesn't necesarily mean they need to be killed by her hand. Maybe they underestimated her by thinking 'don't mind her, she'll be dead soon, she's too weak/dumb to survive' even Jon underestimated her when it came to battle of the basterds. If she hadn't send word to littlefinger, Ramsey would've won.
for being powerfull you need to have agency, which she completely lacks. She survived only by not being capable of doing anything else than being useless, and that's the opposite of power
I know many fans hated Sansa because she was annoying for a few seasons, but I honestly get goosebumps thinking about her becoming the Queen in the North
I loved her character ever since she defended Lady not being killed by Cersei, she went from afraid and throwing her sister under the bus, to shouting against the Queen and Prince
I feel like it's very satisfying too cause she truly did earn it and feels like a good queen and had to learn how to be one
Ned and Catylin would be so proud
Arya killing the Night King and Sansa becoming Queen of the North was the saving grace of the ending of the show
@@MarleeCM agreed! I love Arya killing the night king, her 8 seasons of learning to kill finally paid off 🥺
I’m so proud of the woman she became. She overcame so much.
She became a snake 🐍
Shut up stop trying to be deep and edgy
Strongest Charakter...
Took her long enough
Couldn’t disagree more, they took what set her apart in KL, her kindness, and tore it away. Maybe she survived, but it wasn’t as a good person.
i just wanted her to meet Cersei in S8, like that conversation would have been at least like the one between tywin and olynna
What i would give for her to be the one that went to talk with her one on one after the dragon bit bullshit. Sansa would never trust Cersei to be alone with her but gahhhhhh
Oh come on... With the level of writing they had at season 8, they probably would have chatted about nail polish.
Yeah and also a last meeting between friendenemies of Varys and littlefinger like in season 6 or 7
Right!? But once Sansa got away she was like eff King's Landing forever never again y'all have fun with that shithouse 😂😂
Honestly, that scene with the writing from the first couple seasons would’ve been fire! Easily could’ve been compared to Tywins scene with Olenna or Tywins scene with Joffrey in the throne room.
The reality is that Sansa has always had more nerve and steel in her than people cared to ever pay attention to, but because she was quiet and demure and lady-like surrounded by wild flashy characters, other characters got more attention than she did, but Sansa has always been strong, far stronger than many people ever thought she could be. Her ability to endure such trauma and always find ways to adapt but always maintain her true self is honestly a level of mental and emotional strength that few characters have. Tyrion was one of the few people to ever saw Sansa for what she could be capable of when he said "Lady Stark, you may survive us yet" and survive she did.
Right. I also think it’s odd that people kept using the first season against her as if she wasn’t a kid and as if she didn’t face a ton of trauma from the end of season one, on.
Right. I also think it’s odd that people kept using the first season against her as if she wasn’t a kid and as if she didn’t face a ton of trauma from the end of season one, on.
I think this was Martin’s theme all along. It says a lot that people refuse to accept the success of a beautiful, intelligent woman who doesn’t have dragons or a sword.
Sansa always has a subtle strength about her...even when she wasn't a favorite of mine I could see it.
This analysis misses the significance of her character arc. Of ALL the characters in the series, Sansa was the ONLY one who changed fundamentally. She really WAS a silly, romantic, helpless little girl, and she had to learn and grow into the powerhouse she became. Jon pretty much remained Jon throughout the story, Arya remained Arya, and even Dani had a streak of malice from the get-go that only became more apparent toward the end. If Sansa had any "steel" about her, it was that her experiences didn't break or embitter her, but her 180-degree transformation was the result of her efforts, NOT some intrinsic strength. Don't deprive her of that.
I love when Sansa confronts Little finger about the Boltons. "If you didn't know you are a fool, if you did know that makes you my enemy." Then never fell for his words again, while her little sister executes the man! Not to mention the development between sisters. Both surviving things that more than likely would have broken the other, followed by acknowledging how strong each are. One for being able to make the decision with no hesitation, the other killing a man with no hesitation. I love that they see the strength in eachother by the end.
Yeah, there's nothing I love more than Stark sister solidarity and teamwork
Obviously the best part is when she fed Ramsey to his hounds. When I first saw that I think I replayed that part like 10 times while sipping on a glass of wine. Thinking....yes b**** yes!
Worst character ever
@@donone352 please go toma therapist or try to superate hour mysogonist hate for a ficcional character
@@donone352 awww you’re madd😂
@@blatianna5541 Wrong. Euron Greyjoy was the worst character...by far.
YES INDEED
“Or maybe he will give me yours...” I know Robb had to die for the story, which was and always will be heartbreaking but I wish he managed to do this for Sansa! 😢
I THINK, don't quote me on this, GRRM actually fiddled around with that idea in one of his early drafts - that Robb would kill Joffrey in battle.
@@xxwhispersxx2856 would have been great if that did happen! I hate that he had to die before Joffrey.
Sansa is a prime example for how going through rough times can make you so strong if you‘re able to pull through
EXACTLY !!!!!
She is a prime example of an "obnoxious gash".... As Gemma would say..
Lol
I agree. I resonate with Sansa quite a bit. Not really in her younger mode (I’m more like Arya in that regard), but when she was older.
Rough times don't make you strong, it just makes you suffer. They destroyed her character by saying that all of her suffering ( especially her sexual abuse ) was a good thing for her because it made her a heartless badass in the end. Are you kidding me? She is not strong because of her trauma but despite it.
The *I don't pray anymore* scene breaks my heart.
And yet she's in the godswoods , whether praying or not, the gods listen and answered her.
@@pjfsr7024 Yeah, 'cause gods exist. The stupid is strong with you.
I never thought the character i can't stand the most will become one of my favorites
Speaking of character development . . .
WE LITERALLY WATCHED HER GROW UP ON SCREEN AND I KNEW SHE WAS GOING TO BE THE QUEEN OF THE NORTH. IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN ABOUT THE STARKS.
This is one of many masterful strokes by R.R. Martin
Theon!
I was always surprised how Sansa, even in the most miserable situation, was so unafraid to speak the truth and smear it all over other people's faces.
That's what I grew to love about her. She was completely honest about her situation. To her? It is what it is..why lie about it?
She's highborn. People like that grow with some arrogance. People cater to them not the other way around. Sam is the oddball. He was so craven. Even tommen wasn't such a coward. Tyrion is a midget but still has a sharp tongue. Very lordly. Sam should have been like that. Fat lord with an attitude
Sansa had such an amazing character development, she grew a strong backbone and fought for what she believed in
How is she amazing, she's Sucks
@@donone352 she fought hard for the North and the throne. She lost everything and fought to gain it back. She was abused and manipulated by people she trusted, she made sure everyone knew that she was not going to take that lightly. She killed her enemies and made sure the world knew what would happen if anyone stood against her.
The sad part is that she is alone, most of her family is dead and the rest is too far away... but she is the Queen . ;)
In the books Ned warned Robb that lordship is a lonely affair. Sansa trapped in Kings Landing taught her how to cope with loneliness and be wary of those who claim loyalty or love.
why I love Sansa the most is that she was ALWAYS surrounded by enemies and managed to survive
many times, being alone is an upgrade
I don't think she'd be alone. She'd be loved by the people as much as any Stark in Winterfell.
Her kids will end up rulling both north and the west as Bran won't have any heirs
‘No need to seize the last word Lord Baelish; I’ll assume it was something clever’ oof she was channeling her inner Cersei there…I loved the sass
The first scene reminds me of something Olenna and Cersei would say. Headstrong women from prestigious families and upbringings who’s well aware of their status
In that moment Baelish was probably thinking “I left kings landing just to get sass from Cersei 2.0”
Sansa really embodies my favorite type of character: a woman who doesn't sacrifice her femininity in exchange for power and strength. If anything, her femininity IS her power. She's become wicked clever and made of steel over the course of the story. She took back everything stolen from her. And she did it all by being a woman.
It seems that when Lady Olenna was in her prime she was that kind of character.
@@jjh2456 and Margaery Tyrell had potential to do the same. She died only because Cersei did something unthinkable, and Margaery was the only one who realized-though a little too late-that something unthinkable was about to happen.
She wasn’t ever clever lol. She was never smart or strong. The plot bent over for her to appear smart. She should’ve told John about the knights of the vale and maybe they’d have won with a lot less of their own dying. Infact, they almost died because of her not saying it. John could’ve died in that battle (should of if the plot wasn’t doing shitty things). She wasn’t cunning either. She didn’t escape winter fell on her own. She didn’t do shit on her own. Every single time she escapes she had someone else help her. She was stupid, she trusted little finger to begin with. He was the one who betrayed her father. I mean like come on. She isn’t smart. She is dumb. She is a clear example of a badly written character that could’ve been amazing if the writers weren’t with their heads up their asses. In her story line they ruined one of the best characters (little finger) just to make her seem smarter.
@@sarahshaw7315tell the world you are a misogynistic troll.
You make it sound like there's only one way to be a woman and if you deviate from that you loose your femininity.
When she told Miranda off it was official. Sansa was my fave
Myranda: I’m the head bitch in charge
Sansa: *Cersei Mode Activated*
Went from being annoying a-f, to having the most satisfying character arc of the series. Our little bird, and Queen in the Norf!
She didn't lift a finger and do anything. She didn't even brush her own hair lol
@@christiansmith1125 she may did not fight with a sword or something, but that does not mean she did nothing at all.
@@christiansmith1125 shi didnt lift i fingir
* North..;)
She is such a badass
Pffffffhagaga she ain't done nothing in this series
@@donone352 did you miss the ending of the battle of the bastards??? Literally they all would've died if Sansa hadn't gotten reinforcements. Also why did you take time out of your day to watch and comment multiple things about a character you don't even like??? You could've just not watched the video if you hate her so much. I smell a troll
@@imjusthereforbagelsandmone662 Sansa didn't get reinforcements, Little finger gave it to her on a silver platter, the vale didn't follow Sansa , they followed LF. Plus LF offered Sansa the vale army once before and sansa turned him down, only to go back with her tail between her legs begging. The stupidity of Sansa Tully is legendary 😀😀😀
@@donone352 still, the army wouldn't have come to Jon's rescue if Sansa hadn't gotten Little Finger to help her. And of course she turned Little Finger down at first, why would she want his help after he basically handed her over to the Boltons? At the end of the day, no one else woul have helped them, so Sansa had to gather the strength to face LF and basically manipulate him into helping her. Little Finger wasn't going to save Winterfell any time soon, so if it wasn't for Sansa that battle would've been lost. Also Sansa Tully?? Whether you like her or not, she's still a Stark and there's nothing you can do about it
@@KeaCaligo No I think youre very confused, her stupidity was there for everyone to see
Arya avenged the red wedding and Sansa won back Winterfell. Robb would be so proud.
Listen, her situation is vastly different than Arya. She is entrenched in a pit of snakes and she has to make herself a ladder without anyone to help. Aggression and fighting physically won't get you anywhere in the politics of King's Landing, not if you want to live and survive like Sansa is. She was insufferable in season 1 but that was a given because all her life that was all she knew and surrounded with, then reality comes in, breaking the door and grabbing her by the hair. She was slow, but she learned and still even now. She outlives her enemies and she becomes the Queen of the North.
Yes, she would have died if put in Arya's situation but that is the charm of GOT, you survive and adapt. Pragmatism and perseverance in all their different forms.
She also wasnt as insufferable as people make her out to be, she just seems thay way because everyone LOVES arya in the first season, and people just gate girly girls in general
It's honestly so weird that Arya has grown so much and yet still comes to Winterfell with this bizarre idea that Sansa betrayed their family? Out of love for Joffrey??? Like what? As if Arya's own escape from the Red Keep/King's Landing was some sort of choice she made and not due to dumb luck and the sacrifices of others.
Arya would have died if put in Sansa’s situation, for sure
In the books… the real story, Sansa never met Ramsey Bolton, she wasn’t raped she was still a spoilt 11 year old brat.
I am saddened because she is strong at the cost of her innocence & humanity. Yes, she overcame much, but you can tell she has become cold or detached - she will always be healing/moving through her trauma. Props to Sophie Turner for playing such a difficult role.
This is why I question anyone who calls the Stark kids endings "happy"..
Where?! They're shadows of their former selves due to deep rooted trauma. How on earth is that happy?!
That's how life works - you have to become cold & detached to survive
I think that’s why she couldn’t forgive Ramsay most of all
When he raped her, he destroyed that bit of innocence she had tried so hard, with so much difficulty, to protect. Her chastity had been threatened so many times in the worst way possible, and I feel like although, she no longer had those stupid dreams about marrying a handsome prince who would make her a princess, she still hoped to someday have a happy marriage, become a happy mother, and find a man who would love, respect and make her feel safe, just like her mother had done with her father. But Ramsay broke that dream. I think that what he did to her made her unable to ever hope for love or a happy marriage, because this was the last straw that probably made her unable to ever trust men again or to even stand one trying to touch her.
Because of Ramsay, she could no longer believe she would ever be loved or treated well and sincerely by a man/husband and he probably made her someone who would no longer be able to feel romantic love again.
Because of him, she lost her ability and chances to ever enjoy that ordinary happiness that most women want, a happy marriage and motherhood 😢
@@victoiresouledelafont3428this is so well written. I wish for her otherwise but i don‘t think she will be able to. Even if by miracle she will be able to trust that deeply again, i don‘t think it would be possible. Body remembres as well. The flashbacks would be too much. It‘s like she said, she can feel him. That will probably never leave.
Sansa being crowned queen in the north is just ✨SERATONIN✨ The only scene that is missing is in the last episode where she demands independence for the north
Yes, quite big accomplishments, especially since The North only had male kings and wardens before.
Every horror that Sansa went through made her the strong and brave woman that she became and she knew it!! The Hound even tells her that if she had left Kings Landing with him then she never would have even met Ramsay but Sansa tells The Hound that if she had left Kings Landing with him when she had the chance, she would still be that same little bird.
I agree Sansa had some of the best character growth in the series, but I also think we gotta be careful about romanticizing her abuse as the catalyst for her growth..yes she showed amazing strength/resilience, but she was so young at the start of the series, there's a lot of character growth she would have experienced as she matured regardless of her later trauma
@@virg3022 Absolutely agree. I always hated that exchange between Sansa and the Hound because it almost justifies the trauma that Sansa went through. Sansa was always the person she ended up being... her strength and courage were always a part of her. Lots of women suffer through the kind of horror and abuse that Sansa did...but not all of them survive. She did. And she continues to live.
@@NovaLena22 I’ve been through an abusive relationship, and I didn’t find it to be romanticizing. It’s vindicating. I felt the same way about my abusive relationship.
It’s not romanticizing because the abuse defines you and becomes forever who you are. At the same time, you become much, much stronger because of it.
I wouldn’t call it better - it’s colder, and darker. But it’s certainly stronger.
It’s kind of like saying a story about a man who has been to earth and came back stronger would be romanticizing war. It may appear that way to someone who has never been to war, so I guess in that way it is sort of true, but someone who has understands that it is genuinely the only silver lining in something so toxic and hellish, that everything else is negative.
I liked that about the storyline. I get sick of hearing about what a victim I am from people who hear what happened to me - because it’s not true. I wasn’t a victim, just like Sansa wasn’t. We were victimized, sure - but there’s a difference between being victimized and being a victim. Both of us chose not to be broken by it, but use it as an occasion to acquaint ourselves with evil and accept that it exists. Something many other people can’t face.
That being said, not all abused people feel that way, I’m sure - but I do.
@@AK-jt7kh I'm glad you survived your abusive relationship. But I never used the word "romanticizing" in my comment. I did use the word justify... which is entirely different. But I will say that both you and Sansa are who you are because of the strength and courage you found in yourself to be able to move forward and live. Misfortunes and abuse don't make you stronger or better. You are who you are because of the way you choose to live... in good times and bad.
@@NovaLena22 oh, sorry! I might have gotten that from a previous comment.
What you’re saying is true, but also kind of not, in a way…but let me just explain that from my personal perspective. (It’s fine if you disagree by the way, I respect that you have your own logic behind your beliefs!)
Anyways, I’ve always been this type of “character”, but the things that happened to me in life were what molded it. Taking another example, let’s say that you are a hardworking person who had a near death experience and then decided to devote your life to your family?
You’re still a hardworking person, but your paradigm shifted. Now you hold family as most dear, whereas before you may have held your career as most dear.
In the same way that changes a person, permanently, so does abuse. It forever shifts the way you view the world, and especially the way you prioritize values and avoid risks.
You really are not the same person afterwards. You are, in that you’re still who you were born with. You’re not in the same way that you wouldn’t have been the same person if you were raised in a different country with a different language.
To use another example - let’s take a soldier who has PTSD. They’re not the same person they were before they had it. I can pretty much guarantee you that any soldier with PTSD will tell you that.
These things fundamentally change the very core of your being. You can never “recover” from them - you can only incorporate them into the new version of yourself that you create.
In fact, the abuse even changes your brain chemistry and can lead to a number of health problems like cancer.
So I disagree with what you’re saying, but I appreciate the sentiment behind it and I think it’s a really kind stance that you have. I know you’ve thought about it deeply and I don’t discount that.
This has been my experience, but maybe not all people have felt the same way. Maybe Sansa didn’t 😉
I never realized what a damn savage Sansa was with the comebacks to Joffrey, Ramsey, and Littlefinger 😂
"I am Sansa Stark of Winterfell. This is my home and you can't scare me." Sansa is a strong woman, who like her mother and father- She is a fighter! She will be a great Queen of the North.
I’ve always had way more respect for Sansa than anyone else. Everyone I knew who watched Game of Thrones with me told me I was an idiot for having Sansa be my favorite character. While I do think Arya is badass in her own way, Sansa represents a struggle mostly women could understand.
I’ve always loved her, too. She did some stupid shit bc she was a naive child at the beginning but she grew up fast and ferocious.
She learned, developed, used all the tools available in her arsenal. From a demure princess bride she grew to a confident Queen in her own right. And the seeds were there at least from season two. I’d say seeing what was in Sansa makes you More perceptive than most.
That’s exactly how I feel about her. Thanks for putting it into words.
Exactly. I love her, sm! I also love Arya and Daenerys. They're all strong and powerful in their own way. Daenerys has her dragons and had good leadership skills until her downfall. Arya is a killing machine and really skilled with weapons. And Sansa has a way with words.
When I realized the girls were putting on a show for Littlefinger throughout season 7…. Loved it… Sansa had the ultimate character arc, and truly became the best strategic player. She won the game of thrones and soooo deserved it!
Sansa is always my favorite.
She sucks
Yeah! Me too ❤️
THE SURVIVOR
I remember I couldn't stand her in the first few seasons. I thought she was quite pathetic. But then she turned into my favourite. I adored her after she escaped King's landing.
I like how her voice got deep and stern whenever she was bold and endearing. Her confidence was felt through dialogue as she aged and became mature because of her situation. Love Sophie Turner, Emilia Clarke, and Maisie Williams ❤️❤️❤️ My favorite female lead actresses.
“You changed little bird” he knows she don’t play around no more also when Sansa straight up tells Arya that she literally went through hell and was the one that got winterfell back while she was gone training was so satisfying. Like I can imagine Sansa going through all that mental shit and then your little sister comes one day and is like “ you betrayed our home because you loved someone “ like bitch F off you didn’t get our house back, I did .
Sansa: "I will pray for your safe return."
Tyrion *pleasantly surprised* " Will you?"
Sansa: "Just as I pray for the King's"
Tyrion: "oh."
XD Hilarious
I never thought, even 3 seasons in, how much I would end up loving her character.
Arya was right. Sansa is one of the smartest people in the show.
SHE OBSERVED AND LEARNED
The very definition of a complicated character. Sophie done an amazing job from such a young age. She truly brought Sansa to life.
The amount of serotonin these scenes bring me is indescribable. My Queen, now and always.
Tyrion: Last time we spoke was at Joffrey's wedding...miserable affair
Sansa: ...it had its moments
💀💀💀
Her character developpment is by far the best of any other characters. She grew stronger, wiser and very confident. Went through literal hell but managed to play her cards right and got exactly what she wanted in the end.
I'm SO Proud of Sansa. She became my favorite. I would have loved Sansa in the North, Dany on the Iron Throne and Yara in the iron islands. What a trio of Queens!
Sansa is a perfect example of “if it doesn’t kills u, it makes u stronger” m so proud of the women she became ❤️ 👑
I hope that somewhere in the seven heavens, Catelyn Stark got to see that Sansa became just like her, if not better. She and Ned would have been so proud of her.
I’m still upset that this legend ended in a very low note. It should’ve been like this:
Season 8: The battle between the living and the white walkers
Season 9: The fall of Cersei
Season 10: The mad queen Danaerys
It would’ve been the best tv series of all time.
Daenarys is not mad its D&D.
@@shubhragautam5955 Well, there was some madness in there all along though. It was very subtle in the earlier seasons and became more obvious/worse towards the end.
@@shubhragautam5955 it's very hinted at in the books and more complicated haha
@@shubhragautam5955 It's not madness, it's mania. She's so devoted to creating utopia that she's willing to let the ends justify the means, which means not tolerating dissent.
totally agree
Her parents would be so proud.
With the way the series ended, she is all that’s really left of the Starks and the Stark traditions.
The only character arc in the show that wasn't ruined.
It's funny - and telling to me - that the first genuine, easy smile I see is joking with the Hound about the hounds
I think she smiles when she's talking to theon during the Jenny of Stones. ugh love em both.
Even though I have not watched Game of Thrones but looking at some of these scenes I can tell Sansa made it out of so many toxic relationships that she became an amazing woman and proves that she doesn't need a king to rule her kingdom.
You should watch it, that is if you don't have a problem with gore, rape, lots of blood, cursing, etc.
I love how quiet she says Your words will disappear Your House will disappear Your Name will disappear. She rules at last and she survived nearly everyone.
Who would have guessed that at the beginning?
No-one?
Yesss!!! The quiet, yet DANGEROUS ENERGY that came from her was Chilling!!! and I was here for ALL OF IT😍💞!!!
STILL love the justice she dished out to Bolton and Baelish
Sansa is a god damn tank! She may not be the intelligent strategist or a lethal assassin like Arya, but she was a literal tank taking all that damage and affliction from season 1!
i think sansas plot line was the only ending i actually agreed with and the writers didnt ruin
Man, She BY FAR had the best character ARC. Her facial expressions Alone. The way they changed from season 1 to season 8. THE BEST.
"Oh wait...I just realised I don't care" 😍😆😂
This show really is about Sansa. We see morph into the queen she was supposed to be. She won the game of thrones.
I get goosebumps watching Sansa finally get back to Jon!!! When they hug after all the time has passed it’s epic!
“You’ve changed little bird” 😭🥰
The way Sansa looked at Joefrey at 0:19 like "Did I stutter bitch?" 😭😭
Sansa came close to killing Joffrey but Sandor stopped her.
The time I started to despise her, I try to imagine myself in her shoes, and to be very2 honest, I don't think I'm strong enough to overcome the humiliation and lost so is pain her have into power like her character out to be. Arya is my favorites character, however the humiliation as a woman is much more terrifying than being stabbed and mocked.
Whenever I see arya I see determination and wisdom, but Sansa remind me a lot of strength, never ending thirst and human.
This will probably sound totally crazy or like I’m trying to be edgy, but girl/boy/non-binary pal, I have no doubt, NONE, that you would have been able to survive and overcome. You weren’t looking for reassurance or anything, I know, but I just hope y’all go into the new year believing in your own strength, not only to survive but to rise above. Sorry for the unrequested cheerleading...been a long, long year. 🖖
@@truetnt happy new year🎉
Interesting
I adore the woman she became.
What a scumbag???
@@KeaCaligo The ungrateful traitor in the north
@Star 98 this Don One guy is hating on sansa in every youtube comment section
Sansa for me represents the concept of resilience and nerves of steel, she endure so much trauma, she had to mold a new character and she did it so good.
i see a lot of persons comparing her to Arya, saying that Sansa's journey wasn't that bad, but Sansa survive humiliations, she was beaten numerous times, she was deceived, she was raped, she never had someone to rely on and she went on that journey all by herself but at the end she endured everything that was put in front of her and let me tell you something, none of you would have survive what she did.
She feared for her life from the moment Joffrey aimed his sword at Arya in season 1. Everything she went through made her stronger. She is her mother’s daughter, with her grace and courage, along with her fathers fighting spirit. She is the true Queen. Dany always wanted too much, Sansa only wanted what she knew she could protect.
I don't get why she gets such hate. Yeah, so she's not witty, nor a schemer. She's not cunning nor does she know how to fight. But she is so strong, like literally any other character would have been broken by what she went through. Years of being alone in Kings Landing, surrounded by her family's murderers, obligated to keep a constant watch on her words and steps. Then she gets to escape and find a family member, only to find that her aunt Lysa Arryn is a psychotic bitch, who tries to kill her. After that, she spends years with Ramsay who beats and rapes her every night. She is so impressive
Well, At the begining she was stupid. But everyone has the right to improve(if you don't die in the middle ofcourse)
@@marcelofranco5820 ye Ik I used to hate her but now I’ve seen her grow it’s just that she was a moody teenager who wanted to become a lady n shit like that
@@marcelofranco5820 NOT STUPID ........NAIVE
@@virgoqueen8950 Exactly. I wonder how many people who've called a 12 year old Sansa stupid would actually survive the kind of hell she went through (mostly alone) and come out of it as wise and as strong as she did.
I think the sansa haters are reminded of the fact that they would have been just as naive in her place at that age. I believe this as i disliked her in the beginning realising that at that age i was very similar and that made me insecure and hate her initially until season 1 ending.
i love the way that this show went from men ruling everything to WOMEN ruling everything it's just amazing
Was going to binge this show UNTILL the showrunners lost their damn minds and had dany destroy kings landing and go insane. Such terrible writing of a great strong character destroyed any interest many of us had to watch this great series. Tho I have seen so many many scenes on youtube to know how it all goes and seeing the incredible acting and character development. Sansa goes thru a horrible crucible but emerges as a uber strong, smart queen of the north who really understands how to get things done.
"I used to think you're the cleverest man alive"
Damn girl.
Sansa had the best character development. From innocent, naïve girl to confident, cunning Queen. The best part about season 8 (And there wasn't much sadly) was that Sansa became Queen of the North.
When she realized no one could protect her, everyone who promised failed, that's when she became a badass. She protects herself now, she gives peace to those who cannot protect themselves. The Queen of the North was a hostage, a prisoner, she was beaten, raped... She will never be those things again and neither will her people. Go Sansa!!!!
I have always said it and I'll say it again. Sansa won the battle of the bastards! No one else!!
I agree she did. Jon was about to lose when she came with her army.
But she didn't fought John fought.
@@UttamKumar-wy8fr but the vale fought for sansa, rode north for sansa. So sansa won that battle
It’s hard to believe the girl that sansa was in season 1 and the confident badass woman she is now ❤️ I don’t watch game of thrones but Ives seen some scenes of when she was younger and she seemed so timid and naive but she learned how to defend herself and be the woman that she is now bc of those things she’s faced.
She went from a dove to a lethal secretary bird-
THE SCENE I LOVE IS WHEN SHE SENTENCED LITTLEFINGER TO DIE ............. AND ARYA BEING THE EXECUTIONER USING HIS OWN KNIFE WAS EPIC
what was so badass was sansa laying out the crimes and then saying Lord Baelish and him trying to stammer some excuse only for her to cut him off with such cold eyes and then arya stepping up and executing him. Talk about Badass sisters!
Iwan Rheon is such a great actor! Loved him in Misfits, loved him in this. He really has that whole psychopath, creepy guy character portrayal locked down perfectly
Sansa definitely wins the "most improved" award out of all the characters
Nope. She was spoiled brat at the beginning and at the end she was still spoiled brat. :D
Sansa became one of the most badass characters in the show
The battle of the bastards was insane
She is a True Stark ❤️
Her and arya where the best character. Long live the stark kids!!
I absolutely despised her in the early seasons, but she had some of the best character growths as the show went on
When she was a child?
@@AvgJane19 right… I don’t know why ppl didn’t like her 😭she was like 11
Sansa's voice is like the song of an Angel's harp.
“another bastard” lmfao ramseys face
She so perfectly embodies the power of a woman who bears witness, speaks out unapologetically about unspeakable violence against the most vulnerable, and demands justice. She’s a rightful inspiration to all the good men in the show and delivers a terrifying end to worst men in the show that they never see coming. I love her arc.
Sansa Stark, the best part of the ending and most likely the only reason why I will watch the show again.
Pure allegory of the queen Elisabeth 🤔 red head woman, beautyful, who didn't bow to any man and conquered the land with strategies
Sansa: I used to think you were the cleverest man alive
Tyrion: then D&D came along
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"You are going to die tomorrow, Lord Bolton. Sleep well."
Love the way she interrupts him.
Sansa learnt over time that she has only herself and her resources to rely on. Even with the best of intentions, people are just not dependable.
So many people hate her and think she is annoying. She was an indulged child, and naive, due to really no fault of her own. She had a very rude awakening, survived, and took lessons from her ordeals. She used what she learned to claw her way back up. To me, that makes her a much more interesting character.
Sansa got her own throne #AllHailTheQueenInTheNorth
i love how she changed her tone and way of speaking from season 1 to season 8
I mean she was 13/14 when we first met her. It is called growing and maturing.
My "QUEEN IN THE NORTH❄️" I love Sansa ❤
too many fans that hated her for her obsession with Joffery in the beginning forgot that she was literally 13 at the time
they hate her not for her obsession with joffrey, but for how she betrayed jon
And this is why she was easily the best character.
Sansa became one of my favorite characters, her arc was one of the most evolved and dramatic
Why she gotta be so rude to her septa tho 😭😭
did you forget your teenage years already?
@@francois5630 nope
Spoiled tingz 💅✨💋
She was still salted over the death of Lady, especially since her own father did it to placate his best friend the king.
Septa was never keen on the wolves either.
I love how in the later seasons, whenever Petyr Baelish is trying to weasel out of blame by saying something she just cuts him off lmao #queen
i love how in the very beginning everyone thought she was snobby and annoying, which she was, but in the end she became a favorite character
last time we spoke was at jofferys wedding, miserable affair”
“It had its moments” 💀💀✨👏🏻
Damn, I’m crying again watching her walk down the aisle between all those northern men and then being crowned. Respect
Do you hear the strength in her voice. The change from girl to woman. The first 3 clips really shows it