[ SECRET POST #2611 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2611 ⌋

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Re: UGH Sansa Stark (ASOIAF)

[cloud_riven]

I found her very hard to like when she was stuck in naivety. However, after her father is killed, it's rounds of disillusionment for her, and it felt a lot like whump to me. She's this sheltered kid who bought into all the fairy tales, and was so blind to the politics and actual reality of what's going on in her life, and she gets it shattered fast.

It's good for me is all. And now that she's in the Eyrie, finally thinking about how best to survive (rather than her constant foot-in-mouth that landed her in rough spots), and even reflecting on how much she misses everyone (her memory of playing with Arya in the snow ;_;), it's like I feel like she's finally aware enough to start acting on her own, rather than as someone else's play piece.