[ SECRET POST #2791 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2791 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

How does that apply to her?

Also "strong female character" is a stupid term.

[sparklywalls]

I saw Sansa being used as a counter to the "must kick-ass and punch stuff" because she's often slated for not being kick-ass and making ("stupid") decisions that get her in trouble. Maybe I'm wrong though.

EDIT: Yeah upon rereading I'm wrong. Didn't occur to me people think Sansa just lets things bounce off her. Things definitely get to her IMO. She's just learned to hide her feelings in order to survive.

[(Anonymous)]

Because that's all she does. It's not her fault as a character that GRRM wrote her into a position that she can't do anything else from, but it doesn't make her strong.

[(Anonymous)]

What do you think strength means as a character trait?

To me, it has absolutely nothing at all with power.

[(Anonymous)]

Do you think she's not well-written?

[arcadiaego]

I haven't read the books, but she absolutely does do something else. We've seen her use the only resource she has left - her voice - several times in a very strong way. She hasn't always been effective, but that's not the measure of strength.

[firstmoonie]

Sansa is a very realistic character who is also written very well. I don't understand your point here.

[dreemyweird]

I'm amused when people unironically call a character that. It is a pretty dumb concept.