[ SECRET POST #6349 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6349 ⌋

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Comments

[meadowphoenix]

i mean i feel like "girl becomes territorial after learning the ephemeral nature of territory" is perfectly reasonable and quite common in normal people. you may find it irrational, but it's a normal reaction to trauma, so calling it stupid sets me the wrong way. *thinking of the many many rape survivors who disbelieve other rape survivors, like literally i can name several celebrities who done this in public with no second thought*

[queenslayerbee]

I only half-watched the season (I only half-watched GOT in general) and I missed most of their plot but... I also object to Sansa's actions being called stupid because in the end, did they not clearly ensure Sansa's victory? Maybe someone dislikes the premise (though I agree with you that this was all very normal behaviour in their circumstances), or just the way the show might've written it, but Sansa and Daenerys not connecting with each other felt true to their characters, to me.

(also like... tbh given what went down with Robb and Talisa, I can see why the other Stark siblings would question Jon's decisions regarding Daenerys)

[meadowphoenix]

Yeah, it basically let her and the North push the issue of sovereignty until it wasn't a problem anymore. I also get not liking it because you prefer something different, but even from a wide view, when Dany and Sansa meet the Targs were the main instigators of an event that destroyed her family, and Sansa is already being cagey with Jon, a member of her family, in a way that meeting Dany did not help as you said.