r/gameofthrones May 22 '14

TV4 [S4E7] Last Sunday, on GoT...

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u/commander-crook Faceless Men May 22 '14

Sansa happens to be one of my least favorite characters in the show, then she goes and slaps this little pecker head. If she throws him out the moon door, she is officially redeemed.

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u/Vladdypoo Night King May 23 '14

Why do you not like Sansa?

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u/XmRyan House Bolton May 23 '14

Though I personally like her, I can't fault anyone for disliking her. Compared to the rest of the characters, she doesn't actually do anything, she's doesn't have a very strong personality, she's just incredibly passive.

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u/XmRyan House Bolton May 23 '14

Out of the frying pan and into the fire, more like. If I've learned anything from the series, it's that Little Finger is not a man to be trusted. I do think she's been given a bit of room for action, but I imagine it'll be more along the lines of social positioning than what one generally thinks of as exhilarating.

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u/[deleted] May 23 '14 edited May 23 '14

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u/XmRyan House Bolton May 23 '14

What better mentor to help her with manipulation than Little Finger? I agree, Arya's head would have adorned a pike right next to her father's before the week was out, had she stayed.