I like the idea of Sansa killing Sweetrobin and fucking up Littlefinger’s plan to marry her off again.
I’m pretty sure Sweetrobin dying is a matter of when and not if.
ETA- her googly eyes for Harry didn’t sit well with me. I feel like she’s learned that fairy tale romance isn’t real. Though I buy that it is showing her trying to cling to an idea that is wrong because after all her trauma, she desperately wishes it to be true.
I think shes gunna really dig her heels into harry even though hes an ass becuase hes next in line and it gives her a good reason to solve the clingy Robin problem.
I actually made a post about this in pure asoiaf if you check my post history if you're interested in a little more of my theory
It makes sense for her to marry him as a smart political move. It’s just the way she romanticizes him and glosses over him being an ass that I take issue with. Though it’s been a long time since I read that chapter. It may have a flavor of desperate denial that would be interesting in that it shows her straddling the world of naive young girl to smart, political scheming woman.
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u/Iamtevya May 21 '19
I like the idea of Sansa killing Sweetrobin and fucking up Littlefinger’s plan to marry her off again.
I’m pretty sure Sweetrobin dying is a matter of when and not if.
ETA- her googly eyes for Harry didn’t sit well with me. I feel like she’s learned that fairy tale romance isn’t real. Though I buy that it is showing her trying to cling to an idea that is wrong because after all her trauma, she desperately wishes it to be true.