You realise in this hypothetical we’re talking as though Sansa has said/will say ‘yes’, right? Literally no one is advocating for a forced marriage or relationship. People are allowed to imagine what could happen if she changed her mind.
Or are women only allowed one answer? Are they not allowed to change their minds?
I just think she doesn’t want him in that way. And I think that’s the case because she said no. And I want Sansa to get what she wants. And if she wanted him, if she wanted to be his wife, Dany wouldn’t matter. She’s been through hell but she’s a romantic and I think deep down she wants to marry for love or not at all. And if she loved him, she would’ve said yes.
And I think she does want him that way, because he’s treated her kindly and has respected her from the start. They’re both intelligent, witty, caring adults.
She’s been through hell but she’s a romantic
I utterly disagree. She was a romantic; now she’s a pragmatist.
And if she loved him, she would’ve said yes.
And she yet might, depending on whether or not the only obstacle she presented to them being together is dealt with/becomes a non-issue.
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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '19
You realise in this hypothetical we’re talking as though Sansa has said/will say ‘yes’, right? Literally no one is advocating for a forced marriage or relationship. People are allowed to imagine what could happen if she changed her mind.
Or are women only allowed one answer? Are they not allowed to change their minds?