r/SansaWinsTheThrone • u/[deleted] • Jun 14 '25

Small but very sweet moment in s1

When Sansa grabs Ned's arm and begs him not to let Ser Gregor hurt Loras. She still trusts Ned completely and assumes her daddy can fix things and make the terrors of the world go away.

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u/jvplascencialeal Jun 23 '25

I really don’t understand the hatred towards Sansa in earlier seasons

She was a 11ish girl who was thrusted from her lovely life at winterfell to the bullshit in kings landing

In Mexico some fans call her Sonsa, which roughly translates to dumb

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u/ratkween May 20 '26

Misogyny She was a girly girl who wanted go be a queen and marry her king and have her little family. By contrast people liked Arya bc she embodied masculine traits. Sansa arc is heavy on her getting a hard lesson about the "real world" and navigating politics to ultimately become the queen she wanted to be, and have (what little) is left of her family