A Decade of Game of Thrones | Sophie Turner on Sansa Stark (HBO)
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- čas přidán 13. 06. 2024
- Sophie Turner looks back on her time playing Sansa on Game of Thrones in this extended edition of Season 8’s “The Cast Remembers” behind-the-scenes series.
She got her wish to be Queen but not how she thought. First she wanted to sit on a pretty throne in the south next to a handsome king but by the end she wanted the power to protect her people and protect the North. Wonderful character arc.
@SmallmoneyYT There appears to be some kind of language barrier here. Perhaps that’s why you didn’t understand the story.
@SmallmoneyYT She is alive. Daenerys is dead. Get over it lol.
@SmallmoneyYT She is alive and she is the Queen in the North. Deal with it.
PS: Reading your comments on every Sansa video and watching your meltdown over a fictional character is glorious.
@SmallmoneyYT actually she’s one of the most popular characters on the show, I believe she’s like the fifth or sixth most liked from what I’ve read.
All Sansa, huh?
All the other Northerners just loved Dany? They brought their children out to have Dany bless them with her beauty and goodwill? Only Sansa was the mean one? Arya and Lyanna immediately bowed and melted...wait...neither even acknowledged Dany...
You sure you don't need a rewatch?
Having endured Joffrey and Ramsey the true survivor of GoT.
And Cersie and Littlefinger.
Hell yeah! Let’s drink 🍸🍾🥂🍻🍺 to that.
She really went through it.
@Dan Norman, A true survivor she is. When so many other good people ended up dead.
Complete garbage character
in the end Sansa became queen of the place she desperately wanted to leave in the beginning, she learned to appreciate her home
technically her innocence was take away by foreign ppl. so her home remember her the best part of her life when she was a child and were happy with her family.
@@melannyratliff9429 good point! 👌
And you the night king was going to destroy them.. all thanks to arya
@@heyitsme8982 im sorry i let that little girl disarm me 🤦🏻♀️ robert baratheon is always on my case for that
@@melannyratliff9429 Wow, you actually remembered that foreigners gave the Stark family hell?
That's like finding a unicorn
Sophie is such a beautiful lady. She nailed her role as Sansa. Happy Game of Thrones anniversary to you all 🍸
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She was horrible in X-Men: Dark Phoenix though. Perhaps she should just stick to roles thats more suited for her, like a Medieval princess.
Happy Iron Anniversary!! (Iron Throne)
@@stevewarwick2103 nah she did what she could with the poor writing in my opinion.
Yes she's absolutely lovely!!! Happy anniversary to you and game of thrones!!!
By the end, Sansa was really the only character I cared about. Watching her take her throne as Queen in the North had me sobbing. Most of the finale was a deep disappointment but Sansa got her perfect ending.
Although by how stupid she still kept acting towards the end, it became undeserved for her. She should've killed Littlefinger herself if she was a true Stark and badass after all of that. Instead she couldn't even tell if her sister was trying to kill her or not until Bran told her she wasn't. She was stupid til the end and didn't deserve to be ruler of the north, especially w/her own brother as the King of Westeros. It came off completely selfish and entitled, and in reality the other kingdoms would've went to war w/her over that.
I would't say "perfect" cause she sufered so much on her way to be Queen in the north
@@SaneMillennial @Heather Riede
1. "The man who passes the sentence should swing the sword."
Yet don't forget the _entire_ phrase.
"If you would take a man's life, you owe it to him to _look into his eyes and hear his final words_ . And if you cannot bear to do that, then perhaps the man does not deserve to die."
Ned only meant that if you're going to sentence someone to death, you need to have the guts to look them in the eye, hear their final words and _then_ proceed. If you can't do that, then maybe you shouldn't be killing them.
Sansa _listened_ to Littlefingers last words. She _looked him in the eye_ as she sentenced him to death, and she did the same for Ramsay. Ned doesn't _literally_ expect you to be the one to kill them.
Only that you do it while being being there with them. It's also why Ned didn't like when Robert sent people to kill Dany. He felt Robert should have had the guts to look Dany in the eye and _watch_ his sentence get carried out in front of him. The fact that Robert couldn't do that proved to Ned he was _wrong_ to try to kill Dany.
2. She didn't fall for Littlefinger's trick either. The fact is, Sansa is the one who went to Bran for clarity. But she did this because she _played_ Littlefingers game and the conclusion she found (that Arya would kill her to be Lady of Winterfell) _didn't add up_ to Sansa. Because she _knows_ her sister enough to know she _hates_ the very idea of being a lady. Yet Sansa was still confused on how Arya got that note from years ago and what her deal was. That's why she asked Bran what was up with Arya. That's when he told her everything. The very fact that Sansa _actively sought council_ for something she did not understand _before_ making rash judgments, actually proves she is a _good_ ruler. A wise person knows when to seek help. And it occurred to her that Bran could give her answers she didn't have. The idea that Sansa seeking out Bran meant something bad about her character is ridiculous. Especially when the very fact that she _did_ proves she _did not trust Littlefinger_ to allow him to run the narrative.
3. It in no way came across as selfish. The North has been fighting for independence for _years_ . What _is_ stupid, is people expecting a storyline that's been going on since season _one_ to suddenly be dropped for no reason. For _what reason_ would the North have to _not_ still want independence? You must _stop_ thinking of the short term and look at the _long term_ (which is exactly what Sansa has been doing, which is why she became Queen in the end). Sansa understood that just because her brother was king _now_ doesn't do anything for the North in the future. Bran can't have children first of all. And secondly, they will be _choosing_ their rulers going forward. That means that eventually, years from then when Bran is gone, someone who is _not_ a Stark will seat on the throne. So what happens if that next person who sits on that throne decides to be like the rulers of yesteryear? Then the North will be _right back where they started_ . So _this_ is why Sansa did not budge on Northern independence. Because she was _intelligent enough_ to realize that she needed to make sure that even _decades_ on, when she's long gone from the world, that her Northern people will reside under an _independent_ Kingdom where they can always rule themselves and not suffer under Southern rule.
Sansa did everything right for her people, she will be amazing Queen because she actually fought for them and didn't give an inch.
Sansa spent the last few seasons playing it smart and people choose to ignore it or twist it but in the end, Sansa became Queen because she _earned_ it. She did what she had to do, and its sad people still can't see how obviously well rounded her moves were.
See, Arya choosing life over revenge, Jon choosing oblivion, Tyrion viewing his duty as his own personal purgatory, Dany succumbing to her quest for power all made the finale and the last season overall very satisfying for me. Sansa becoming Queen in the North was just the icing on the cake for me.
@@roseofthegarden_ ok fair points. i can see ur perspective on it and will say yes im glad she went to Bran to make sure and that does show she had doubts and knew something was up but she just seemed to believe LF too easily when he spun that narrative for her. i did find it satisfying how she tricked him in the end with that trial he thought was for Arya, but LF also seemed dumbed down ever since the start of season 5 when he somehow unknowingly gave Sansa the woman he supposedly really wanted after Cat died to an evil psychopath and abandoned her (which goes away from the books ans which is why it didnt work). In the books, he always made sure to have back up plans to get out of situations if it turned sticky so the fact he got cornered like that in that trial just doesn't make me feel like the show could write well for him either. Eventually, yes, he couldve gotten caught in all of his plans but i feel the show made it too easy to kill him at the end and it just didnt give me the satisfaction i wanted from him finally dying. I didnt like how Aryas character went back and forth from sentimentally reuniting with Sansa and Jon to acting all crazy like she might kill or at least qas threatening Sansa and then leaving Winterfell and her family behind to go kill Cersei when Dany was going to take care of her anyway so she was on a death mission for no reason, after all of that time just wanting to have a family and finally getting her family back. it didnt add up for me. The Hound's death was also pointless and his character arc in the books shows he gave up violence and became the quiet grave digger working for the religious people.
The last two seasons were just a mess. I think the show just couldve handled it all better and it was just way too rushed and not enough slow dialogue scenes like we got more in the first few seasons. My favorite episode of the last season was ep 2 before the battle when we got all those great dialogue scenes between the main characters. Thats the GOT i like. Not the Hollywood style action and sex scenes like with all the main characters getting plot armor and surviving the battle with the White Walkers despite them being overrun by them and Brienne and Jaime having sex which just didnt feel right either and then to have them write Jaime so that he leaves her for Cersie but NOT to kill Cersei was also idiotic and destroyed his whole character arc and cheapened Brienne and her sexuality.
When you play the Game of Thrones you win or you die. She played, she won and she became the Queen in the North. Best character development on the show. I love Sansa along with Jaime and Theon. Their characters for me is very human, realistic and underrated.
On the show, I liked Theon's character development the most. I hope his part ends up similarly in the books, i.e. if he survives Stannis 🙂.
@@ultimatebookmaniacs Oh hi UBM. Long time. For me Sansa, Theon and Jaime are realistic with no magical powers or plot armours. They are misunderstood personalities and mostly hated for things that were out of their hand.
I do feel Sansa's character was rushed like most other characters. Sansa's storyline is bittersweet but it's what the author is going for. Theon's character had a good redemption arc while Jaime had a tragic end.
@@abbystark3898 Honestly, I didn't like Jaime going back to Cersei after sleeping with Brienne on the show. We know his character arc would be different in the books because a) he already found out about Cersei sleeping around behind his back, b) He hates Cersei so much that he even burnt the letter Cersei sent to him, begging him to come help her when she was captured by the sparrows, and c) remember the Valonqar prophecy. That part was removed from the prophecy on the show but it's possible in the books.
Also, in the books, remember Jaime had a vision about fighting the dead in the caves? It made some people even think that he could be AA.
As for Sansa, you know I've always believed that Sansa would use what she learnt and would take down LF (remember my Sansa's Journey & Predictions video?) But I think in the books, it'd be 10 times better.
Also, I don't think Sansa would have to betray her brother's trust to do it (I didn't like her betraying Jon's secret to create chaos on the show), which could still be a bit different in the books (and I think she'd di it in a way more clever and badass way).
In the books, we already have an Aegon (whose storyline they mixed with Jon's). I do believe in R+L = J, but not sure about the whole "you're the true heir part" in the books. GRRM said some things will be very different in the books.
@@ultimatebookmaniacs Jaime's journey might be different in the books from what we saw on the show but from the show's pov it makes sense he returned back to her. Remember what he tells Sansa. Everything I did for my family and I would do it all again. No surprise he goes back to her. He is addicted to her and he also blames himself for doing things for her. He does not see himself worthy of Brienne. As for why he slept with her for one night is debatable. I think he wanted to make her feel happy and not rejected but of course it looks like a one night stand on the screen.
Sansa's arc in the books is going to be amazing imo. She will take down LF and that alone should be a sign of her growth as character. To take down a mastermind you will have to become one.
As for Jon's secret it could play out very differently in the books. Sansa would be more diplomatic, more subtle in her moves as opposed to on the show but i believe she will be in a position to use that knowledge. Here again I would like to quote Jaime's line from the show "So many vows. They make you swear and swear. Defend the king, obey the king, obey your father, protect the innocent, defend the weak. But what if your father despises the king? What if the king massacres the innocent? It’s too much. No matter what you do, you’re forsaking one vow or another". That is a situation i see Sansa in. We know she has lost faith in gods, we know she will play the game and we know she will use the knowledge at her disposal to save herself and/or her people from Kings/Queens who would want to kill innocents (in this case Daenerys). It's why I said characters like Jaime and Sansa are misunderstood.
@@abbystark3898 I agree about Sansa's arc being amazing in the books. Despite how much I disliked her actions in the beginning, I already love her arc in the books. I totally agree on her being more subtle and playing the games brilliantly in the books.
I disagree about Jaime, but I guess it's a personal choice. Jaime dreamt about being an honorable hero like Ser Arthur Dayne and Ser Barrister Selmy etc.
He put his honour on the line to save innocent lives when he stopped Aerys from using Wildfire. The reason he started getting along with Brienne was because she reminded him of the his honour.
Yet, the second he returns, he goes back to being Cersei's Lackey? The fact that she killed lots of innocent people, including their uncle, using Wildfire doesn't have any affect on him?
Idk, it kind of ruined his arc for me. I enjoyed the book version more where he sees Cersei as a monster and would rather let her die than going back to her.
I understand what you're trying to say though. That he did ask for love and it was the most important thing for show Jaime. I think I'd have been fine with it too, if it there wasn't incest involved or if their love wasn't that toxic.
BTW, have you read Cersei's POV chapters? I love getting into the mind of Mad Queen Cersei. Especially when she does something stupid, all while patting herself on the back thinking she's Tywin 2.0.. Tywin must be rolling in his grave. 😂😂
Sansa's character arc has been spectacular. All hail the Queen in the North.
If you enjoyed her becoming a spoiled cold brat I doubt you know the meaning of spectacular
And how was she a spoiled cold brat exactly?
@@samirahmed6958 They completely mishandled her character. Watch the Dragon Demands on CZcams. She was supposed to stay in the vale and become a political player. It would've taken her quite some time to become one. But they gutted that and fed her to Ramsay. And they decided that was empowerment. But what am I to expect from 2 men who included far more nudity than was ever in the books, unincluded many female politicians from the books or just gender swapped them to be male, and decided to make a characters like Catelyn and Cersei more motherly whilst failing to write in their more defining traits. Sansa was my favorite character. She was strong, becoming more shrewd about the game around her whilst still having a good heart. And no, her good nature wasn't a weakness. I detest what they turned her into during the final season. Sansa, how are you going to demand independence when you are using the aid of a Queen who wants the North to remain in thr fold? The North was literally the most dependent place in the realm. The Iron Islands and Dorne had far better reasons for separating. Please do not let these two entitled hacks make a fool of you. They made fools of us for years. I can't believe I ever defended them. Do not buy the snake oil they are peddling. Watch the Dragon Demands I CZcams.
@@Mini-Toast_ Yes people call her "a strong woman" but she was basically a dumb person in last three seasons, her arc was good only upto S5.
@@mayankbisht7691 Well they were all dumb in the last couple of seasons. Every character acted against their established characterization. The writers couldn't even remember the Daavos fought in the battle of blackwater and lost his son. Sansa was never dumb in the sense that she lacked reasoning and awareness. She was, however, kept ignorant of the world. Her parents filled her head with fairy tales of what the world was like, but she saw that wasn't true pretty quickly. They tried to establish her as smart in the final 2 seasons by "outplaying" Baelish (Though all she did was go to Bran and have him use his magic) and by seeing Dany as a threat. Too bad they couldn't establish why she mistrusted Daenerys, because up until that point she hadn't done anything to be proven untrustworthy. But the writers knew what they planned to have Dany do, and instead of showing it through Dany herself, they decided to have Sansa just tell the audience that Dany is untrustworthy. So basically Sansa has writers clairvoyance.
Her meeting with jon was unforgettable....that scene...
Sansa had best reunions.
In Season 6?! Yes. Best reunion of the whole show.
To bad she basically caused his own demise by telling everyone about his true parentage.
@@richierich7229 Jon caused his own demise by letting his queen know he is Targ. The same way Ned caused his own demise by confronting Cersei with the truth. No one else can be blamed for their stupid mistakes.
Oh my god yeah
i think that the reason why many people are not interested in her is the fact that she is quite ordinary. she is just like us, without dragons, fighting skills or some kind of magic powers. she's been through hell and back and yet she survived. her arc is absolutely amazing and i will always hold her dear to my heart.
I loooove your words that exactly what I’m thinking. People dislike her for being a normal human being. A normal girl of her age. That’s actually why I loved her from the beginning.
“She’s a slow learner. But she learned.”
My Favourite Queen in the North 👑
That last scene was everything. The only good thing about the whole final season.
I think we can all agree that we hated her as a teenager but as her character developed throughout the show, we all fell in love eventually. 💖
Also the most normal character in the show.
For me her character arc was one of the most endearing. She was awful in the beginning, but learnt through the events of her life (which were often terrible) the importance of her parents family motto's: family, duty, honour and the pack surviving. And in the end she knew her pack wasn't just her family, they were the people her father was warden to protect. She got the best reunions in the show (Jon and Theon probably being my favourites) and although she did kill, they were usually the most satisfying (Little finger and Ramsey). The fact that Sophie was a child during most of the filming makes it all the more remarkable as the behaviour she was being asked to portrayed was usually much more adult than you would hope someone of her age was fully familiar with.
I am honestly positively surprised by the comment section so far, I expected a lot of hate but it is actually really nice to see how many people learnt to love and appreciate Sansa's character. I have been rooting for her since she stood up to Joffrey after Ned's beheading, I knew that she will slowly become a very strong person and I am so glad she did and she made it till the end. I felt like her character development was one of the best in the show. And by the end, I cared for her the most.
i have NEVER understood the hate for sansa as a character. she was nothing but a naive child, as all children are, so idk why people got mad at anything she did, or didnt do.
Regardless of how you feel about Season 8, Sansa's arc from beginning to end is one of the greatest I've ever seen on screen. She went from a greedly little brat to the Queen in the North, I love her so much. Her costume designer really did a great job with her dress at the end, even the funko pop for her looks fabulous!
What a surprise to find you here !! I agree ! At first i hated sansa (i understand why she was like that but still she irritated me) but at the end (around season 5 i think) she grew on me more and more and became one of my favorite characters. I adored her end when she's crowned, she deserves it so much and looks so gorgeous also!! Anyway, i loved season 8 (like you i think ?)
I still hate her for what she did to my boy
She went from a greedy brat to... a cold rude greedy brat... Yeah no change here
@@TheDailyGlobe922 Nah you just didn't understand her arc. Sansa didn't do anything King Robb wouldn't have done. You hate to see it. Sansa didn't give the North up like her traitor brother Jon, stay mad.
@@roseofthegarden_ "didn't understand her ark"the only thing in her arc is being a terrible damsel in distress whom betrays everyone around her and her turning into a cold rude person isn't so difficult to understand. No matter what daenerus or anyone did for her she would find ways to bitch and never once even thanked anyone. Just because she was violated that doesn't mean being a cold bitch means she's an independent woman or what ever you stand call her
Am obsessed by her beauty and her voice like srly she's perfect.
Sansa’s entire storyline pulled me in from the start and by the end of the show it had me in tears. You truly rooted for her to escape the MANY traumatic experiences she had to witness and overcome. She rightfully deserved to be the Queen of the North.
Sansa: Fine Af
Sophie: Indeed
I'm probably one of the few that Liked Sansa from her first book chapter. normal kid, no magic or very weak that's it's unseen, has to learn on the go, no ninja skills, no army, no dragons, no direwolf to save her. N O R M A L !
My thoughts were she will either die young, or she be the person her family needed to get back together.
SAWRATTEN, PJFSr, KH, ABBY STARK , TAMMY MARTINEZ CHERYLLE ARE ALL THE SAME PERSON USING DIFFERENT ACCOUNTS😀😀😀😀. THIS PERSON IS A BITTER SANSA STAN WHO JEALOUS DANY OVERSHADOWS SANSA SHIT CHARACTER. THEY ARE ALL USING THE SAME IP ADDRESS 😀😀😀, I JUST CHEAKED
@@donone352 Why would you "check" that? Just... creepy.
I love how emotional the cast is at the end, it's clear they all loved working together so much.
Ned Stark deeply proud of what his daughter had become. A true Stark. A Queen. Protector of the North.
Sansa Stark, first of her name, commander of hounds, slayer of Ramsay Bolton, the surviving Direwolf in the grasp of the lions, maker of beautiful dresses, the Red Wolf, the Lady of Winterfell ...
THE QUEEN IN THE NORTH!
Sansa Stark sold To cersey the life of eddard Stark, lady dies for Sansa Stark mistake. Sansa sucks never un westeros (probably dorne) Will rules a woman in the north a Queen un the north, really. If ASOIAF ends in this way, Martin Will sucks
@@gonzalodeviantart keep crying baby
@@gonzalodeviantart Oh my sweet summer child.
@@gonzalodeviantart Lady died for: Arya's mistake, Joffrey being a dick, Cersei for the vindictive person she was, Robert for being weak and Ned for his unbending honor.
cringe
Two scenes stand out to me as the greatest with Sansa. Her lines in the death of Ramsey Bolton and the death of little finger. EPIC!!
Of all the child actors, Sophie Turner is the one that grew the quickest in front of our eyes. She got so much taller between the pilot and the rest of season 1 that she almost looked like different person.
Isaac Hempstead Wright also had a major growth spike when he hit puberty but it wasn’t so jarring because we didn’t get to see him for the whole of season 5.
I honestly think Sansa had one of the best character developments, in the beginning I really didn’t like her but by the end she was one of my favourites as she had so much depth and interest. She was one character the show writers did actually do justice unlike Danny
Sansa is my favorite character. Incredibly realistic and wonderful. She proves a woman can be strong in different ways.
Sansa's storyline/conclusion was the most satisfying for me in the series. She went from itching to get far away from Winterfell to be in glorious King's Landing in Season 1 to being crowned Queen of the North (still tears me up) in Season 8. Sansa interacted the most with the worst characters (Joffrey, Ramsey, Cersei, Littlefinger) making her the strongest character by the end because of her survival and applying the lessons she learned to outsmart/kill Ramsey and Littlefinger. Sansa won the Game of Thrones.
Probably one of the GOT Main characters with the most number of haters. The most bashed character, the Little Dove, Queen of the North, Sansa Stark of Winterfell. I love her so much! Her story arc was one of the most interesting story to me. All hail, Queen Sansa 👑
It's illogical. If I used the same yardstick to size up and hate Sansa, then I would hate virtually everyone still alive going into season eight.
Sophie was one of the best actors on that show. There I said. Her portrayal of Sansa was just outstandingly good!!!
The people who are saying she got to know arya wasnt trying to kill her from Bran, I don't think that's the case AT ALL. Sansa knew Arya wasnt targetting her the moment Littlefinger said "After she murders you what does she become? The Lady of Winterfell." Arya wanted to be ANYTHING but a Lady and Sansa knew it better than Littlefinger. At that moment it was crystal clear to Sansa he was trying to trick her into believing Arya was gonna kill her.
Forever bending the knee for the Queen in the north ☺❤
I remember how so many people hated Sansa, but I really loved her because you knew she was going on a journey of life lessons and eventually had a really good character arc. I just wanted the Hound to live and be her guard.
don't know if it's just me, but I feel like sansa had the most emotional reunions... with Jon, with Arya, with Theon (not Bran tho lol)
Yup she did! Especially the one with Jon! I initially couldn't wait to see Jon and Arya's reunion but it had nothing on the meeting of Jon and Sansa in Castle Black. That scene was perfect ❤️. I still rewatch it and it still makes me tear up lol. It was also the first Stark reunion after they were brutally dispersed.
Yeah, it’s because Sophie is very strong in those dramatic scenes. Truly a great actress.
Always had a soft spot for Sansa
0:05 that change of voice really hit me. Like, she's now a different person and her character came a long way. One of the best character developments.
Sophie was incredible as Sansa. I'm amazing that at such a young age, she was able to take us on this *extremely* harrowing journey. Brava, Lady!
I met her yesterday in Ottawa Ontario (shooting Film). She is beyond beautiful and very kind of human being. Great actress all around.
Gotta agree with Sophie on her favorite prop. That dress was phenomenal.
I love how they are adding these final days or moments of shooting for these actors. Just makes it all the more beautiful❤️
4:48 the juul in her hand hahahaha I love her
That last line: chills
Sansa gets a lot of hate in the fandom, but personally, I find her character arc the most interesting. She was in her fairy tale life in the beginning. And I think a lot of people wanted her to act more like Arya, but that's unrealistic. I would have loved to see her in The Eyrie with Baelish, as a bastard, learning how to be a political player on the show, but I have that to look forward to in the books.
This made me emotional. I loved Sansa. Her life journey mirrors mine in a way .. you can learn and grow stronger from all the misery and heartbreak in your life and turn it into something beautiful. Miss GoT ❤️
I, on the other hand, have mixed feelings towards Sansa’s journey.
Yes, I appreciate that she’s grown into a more politically savvy character (a trait often lacking in most Starks), and I was thrilled to see her outlast (and occasionally outsmart) the bad people who abused/manipulated her.
On the other hand, I’m rather upset that Sansa’s the main catalyst for sinking the Jonerys ship, with her stubborn tribalistic drive for Northern independence (and betrayal of Jon’s trust) causing a disaster domino that eventually snowballed into Daenerys feeling totally isolated/betrayed (and thus, Daenerys became the self-fulfilling “crazy Targaryen” prophecy).
Hopefully, the “Snyder”/Martin cut has Sansa take responsibility for her part in driving Daenerys mad, one way or another.
@@topnotchshinobi Okay.
Do you think Sansa is to blame for a grown woman losing it? Sansa did what both Jon ignored; she listened, and she executed what the North wanted. Just because Dany came into the picture doesn't mean their want for independence was dropped; if anything, it was compounded. This was the second time they went out on a limb supporting the Stark's, only to be misled. They were angry, and it was something that both Arya and Sansa witnessed.
Jon and Sansa knew in season six why many houses didn't aid them during their fight with Ramsey. This is what Sansa tried to warn Jon about; he didn't listen.
And Dany's turn had little to do with Sansa as losing Viserion, Jorah, Rhaegal, and Missandei were the ultimate reasons she spiraled.
Sansa is just fine in her arc; that has to do with her loyalty to her people, which took precedent over anything else. It was Jon who ignored it.
I can flip this and say Dany was in the wrong for asking the North to bend (when she knew how they felt) after we watched them declare Robb King in the same episode that Dany's babies are hatched. We knew what they wanted since season/book one.
The entire attitude many of you have is completely unfair as no one else is ever factored in. Only Jon and Dany.
@@janellejulianajoy Every point you made makes perfect sense, but it still rubs me the wrong way that so many characters in Season 8 (regardless of their good intentions) acted in bad faith and missed out on their chance for a lasting Stark-Targaryen alliance.
Anyways, after having had more time to ponder on the blame game topic, I suppose the "Bran/Three-Eyed Raven manipulated everybody" theory is a viable alternative.
@@janellejulianajoy Imagine burning a town full of innocent folks because someone in the North spoke the truth.
And that belittles Dany, which is why I wouldn't say I like the implication.
I loved Dany, but I can differentiate and understand every storyline didn't involve her. She finally began to interact with people we have watched grow throughout the series. They weren't unknown extra number one. We know these characters as well as we knew her.
I can't see forgetting everything we knew about them because Dany entered the chat or because Jon fell in love.
And I read so often about how Sansa was so wrong, but how? She's completing a task brought on by the North in season one. How is she focusing on her people, the way they asked her to wrong?
I don't get it. It's completely irrational.
Started so young and it was (not sure) her first amazingly big role. 10 years is enough time to shape somebody into that character for a long time. I love Sophie but I hope she won't be so sad because a story always has to end. I hope Sophie goes on with more amazing roles and continues giving her best to any characters.
i’ve been watching all these videos and let’s be real here: the whole cast couldn’t have been any better. literal perfection. world class acting from sophie turner, nikolaj coster-waldau, lena headey, peter dinklage, emilia clarke, the list goes on. All these individuals are superstars. (PSA: thank you to everyone except for the directors who ruined the final season)
While watching the show I found Sansa annoying most of the time. But looking back I can finally see the beauty of her character and how well-written it is. Her development was the best on the show. From young silly naive girl to the true Queen of the North
GOT proves yet again that no matter how much time passes they can still get me to watch anything. literally anything
😭 Sansa's character struck a chord in me as I once too believed in Fairy Tales and Prince Charmings. I hope my story ends like hers, and I'll be queen of my own realm as well. Thank you Sophie for all your work with Sansa ! ❤️❤️
Worst character in the show
@@donone352 Seems like a bitter Dany stan lol
@@claireclaire686 Try again😀
@@donone352 I'm just saying, why hate on Sansa then trace people's IP address just to say that they're "bitter dany haters" seems like you're describing yourself bud but you hate Sansa with a passion lol
My favorite actress from the serial
We need a GoT documentary that entails every detail about the behind-the-scenes of these child actors growing up on set while filming.
Such a good serie
I loved this series so much I'm so sad how it ended
i'm not crying you are 😭
Thank you, Sophie. Loved your scene in The Dog Cave.
I miss my favourite show ever GAME O THRONES💔
My favorite character, her arc in Game of Thrones is the most spectacular and well done 😍
She is ma crush. God she is so beautiful ❤
I miss this show. Apart from the ending I really enjoyed it especially the mother of dragons 🤎🤎
When the costumes are better storytellers than the script
I love her so much !
That dress deserved more screen time.
She is just insanely beautiful
Well that one certainly made me cry a lot
favorite character arc
O my days I’m almost in tears!
4:28 I am crying too...
What a decade it was
Sansa has some of the best development in the show. She starts it as one of the most naive characters in the entire series, and ends it as one of the savviest. She also becomes one of the characters most equipped for leadership - while she clearly has and exhibits compassion for her subjects, she also recognizes, unlike Ned Stark or Jon Snow, that in order to succeed in such a harsh universe, you do occasionally need to be a bit underhanded with how you deal with things.
forever my favorite character
Amo esta serie
*10 years* 🔥💯
She got what she wanted in the end. I cried watching her after all these years of watching her being abused by Joffrey, little finger and Ramsey gets what she deserves, she has wisdom a trait that a king or queen must have and she cares for the north like her parents. THE QUEEN IN THE NORTH⚔️💔
sansa will always be my queen
The Queen in the North👑
I have only one flaming cheetos hot take about GoT & that is I love Sansa Stark. Idc, sho0t me😌😅. Her POV chapters always felt the most riveting. For me her chapters embody the world of ASOIAF more than anyone else's because they embody the shattering of all illusions & the subsequent endurance of sheer willpower. Very introspective, very thought provoking & hard not to empathize with the pain & resilience that oozes out of her thoughts. The Knights of the Vale scene is my favorite moment of the show. So my wish is that she ends up on top in the last book A Dream of Spring in some form or fashion, regardless of how much often uncharitable backlash the character got in the show. She's tailor made to be the dark horse. Idc, I guess I'm r/SansaWinsTheThrone🙃. There are a handful POVs that have that special oompf to them & her's is one. Reading her chapters it's very easy to see GRRM has a soft spot for her. He gave her the greatest literary device of the entire ASOIAF universe, *The Unkiss* . To me the tragedy of her life resembles Duncan Targeryan's lover Jenny Oldstones from Podrick's song the most. It's even more fitting Catelyn & Littlefinger used to play as Jenny & Duncan when they were kids. Idk I love Sansa, book or show
this is very giantsbrain of you
I love show Sansa too. I love grown up Dark (Phoenix) Sansa bossing people around in Winterfell lol. She and Jon should've got married to secure the North🤷♂️😅
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@@Tormund_Giantsbrain yes yes i agree plus they had the best chemistry
Same. I absolutely adore Sansa and nothing's gonna change that.
Best character in the whole show
I’m obsessed with Sophie Turner. I’m literally obsessed
Sansa was the only character who's story ended perfectly, and was not ruined.
Thank you for 8 wonderful seasons of the best series in history.
All GOTS fans: was surprised this morning at 10am when I heard that WONDERFUL theme, the first 10 episodes of GOTS on HBO!!!!! Don't know when the know when the next marathon is on, but can't wait.
sansa stark, is everything to me
She's so pretty 😍 our queen in the north
Oh God, now I want to rewatch the whole show!
I MISS YOU
Loved!
Sansa was a mere pawn...who got to the other side of the board, and became a Queen herself.
All hail Queen of The North!
You know what, that's a good analogy.
best show on earth.
Sansa was true character development!
Nostalgia 💔😎
Happy Iron Anniversary
0:06 I can not say AAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW! har enough 🥰🥰
Thatmomentwhen you realize Dame Diana Rigg is not among us anymore 😔
i couldn’t hold back my tears 😭 i love this show to much
I am obsessed with her! Queen in the north!
Sansa sucks
Queen of the north 😍
Sophie grew both as a person and an actress on GOT.
Nostalgia ❤
Her story is why I tolerated season 8
The pack survives! 🐺🐺🐺
OMG SANSA IS THE BEST QUEEN 💅🏻💅🏻💅🏻💅🏻💅🏻💅🏻
Sansa Stark
I love Sansa
Well, I cried. But it has been a long time since a cry for happines. Thank you!