What really annoyed me in this episode was when Sansa said Ned & rob made stupid mistakes and lost their heads for it. She talked as if she was there with rob during the war or like her father confided in her about what was going on. Which in fact she knew almost nothing about what was going on with them other than Ned said Joffrey wasn't the king (she believed someone must have lied to him & that he drank to much milk of the poppy) & then he died. Then rob started a war & died. That's all she knew she knew nothing else & even admitted at one point that they told her nothing in kings landing.
I hope they don't "dumb" Jon down this season to make Sansa look like the better leader. Because Jon is actually smart and knows how make a hard decision that's better for the long run even if no one supports him. I felt like they were kind of doing this in the episode.
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Réponse de spreerod1538
le 20 juillet 2017 à 16h00
I mean, they were dumb. They did make mistakes. Sansa might not know what mistakes they made precisely, but she had to know that if they were smarter they'd probably both still be alive. i.e. Ned trusting Littlefinger and going to the Iron Throne with a piece of paper like that meant something and Robb betraying the Frey house.
Réponse de NorthernLad
le 21 juillet 2017 à 01h06
They were dumb. She doesn't need to know the details. They both got themselves killed...that means they were pretty dumb.
Réponse de nyxeus
le 21 juillet 2017 à 04h19
Sansa is the better leader, IMO.
Réponse de illnagas
le 21 juillet 2017 à 06h34
At this point I expect to roll my eyes every time Sansa speaks. I used to really like her character but they've killed her. It used to be interesting to see her perspective of someone who's basically a bargaining chip with no control over her own life. Now she's annoying af and thinks she's suddenly a political mastermind.
Réponse de RustyShackleworth
le 21 juillet 2017 à 14h34
It does bother me a bit because it was Sansa who was "dumb" by being so infatuated with Joffrey and thinking she was going live some fairy tale life with him. She was so eager to leave Winterfell thinking that King's Landing was this magical place. This is a lot more pronounced in the novel but you can see this in Sansa during Season one.
Réponse de TheCheetahPeach
le 21 juillet 2017 à 20h45
Sansa is still one of my favorite characters it I like the other Sansa a lot better.
Réponse de CharlesTheBold
le 25 juillet 2017 à 13h33
Sansa was trying to shock Jon at that point to make him be more careful, so she got coarse for once. After all, Jon is the sort of person who would go visit a dragon queen who might consider him a dangerous rival.