Highly unpopular opinion: some Sansa Stark fans, especially those who want to pair her with Jon Snow, would throw their girl into terrible abuse so that her character could be more sympathetic in the eyes of the audience.
And that’s sick.
She’s in The Vale right now on the books. The one who undergoes terrible SA at Ramsey’s hands is her childhood friend Jeyne Poole. Sansa didn’t need to be given her arc in order to justify her later questionable actions in the series or to add to the “she deserved it” narrative, and the twisted version of female empowerment that D&D crafted.
After all these years, I still cannot totally grasp whatever the fuck they were thinking in making life with Derek. The whole show is ““here’s two teenage step siblings that are without a doubt, absolutely OBSESSED with each other, completely revolve around each other, their lives and state of sanity 100% depend on each other” but then they just don’t get together? Because they are teenagers living together with their parents and younger children to think about, and it’s like, more tragic than the titanic
Tbilisi, Georgia.
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‘And the sea was crooning a lullaby.“
Cassell’s Family Magazine, 1881.
Barnard Bulletin, New York, November 22, 1938