Yeah, you kind of are. And the fact that she "doesn't have a storyline" just kind of reinforces my point, doesn't it? She has a storyline in the books. Remember, these are decisions the writers make, often in direct contradiction to the source material. Sansa's story was independent and served herself and her feelings…

The fact that they chose to divert the camera to show us how Sansa's rape affected THEON, how we saw THEON'S tears and not Sansa's, in an entirely reconstructed plotline that robbed Sansa of her plotline to conform to THEON'S should speak to the utter disgusting misogyny in this show. Sansa was robbed of her story,…

They weren't particularly close, and while I agree that had a lot to do with Cat, the extremes to which people take that are absurd. Most of Jon's reflections on her are positive. The only negative one is that she always called him half brother when someone explained to her what "bastard" meant and honestly, that…

There is a seriously disturbing undercurrent to how the fandom views Sansa, but I've noticed a lot of the hatred also comes from women with clear internalized misogyny issues. When you get your average Sansa hater, it's always about things she does in the show when she acts like a young girl, or something seriously…

If you would have left with the hound is irrelevant, because you're not her. And that does not designate the RIGHT or smart decision in any way. Just the one you would make. Um, but no, he was not directly ordered by Cersei to talk about a love of killing, nor would Cersei have had to know about Sansa's period if the…

Except for the part where stannis's victory was explicitly mentioned twice, and no, because the city being on fire was a thing in the show. She seemed assured of it. Also— you can't possibly compare the risk of cooperating with Cersei and Joffrey, in the Red Keep, and being hunted down on war torn roads.

Also he was the guy who ratted on her about her period? So yeah, maybe she has a lot of reasons not to trust him. And yes, that is a show thing.

Not almost exclusively. He does NOT outright refuse at all in the show. And he DOES have a monologue about loving to kill, which he gives her, right after she compliments/thanks him. That is totally a thing in the show. She says "you won't hurt me", not "I'm not afraid of you" but that doesn't mean she's not…

The typical responses to Sansa from Sansa haters: http://wendynerdwrites.tumb…

Also he let his ten year old daughter run around unsupervised in a city full of and run by criminals. After learning the Lannisters tried to kill his son.

Well,in the books she's actually quite kind to him while in "spoiled princess mode". She actually tried to compliment him. He responded with threats. She responded to that by trying to comfort him. He responded with threats to kill her.

SERIOUSLY! THE DUDE LITERALLY TOLD HER HOW MUCH HE LOVES KILLING PEOPLE! AND THE CITY WAS ON FUCKING FIRE!

Also, how dare the forced child bride and POW not want to get with the alcoholic she was forced to marry.

SHE DOESN'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT BRIENNE OR TYRION! She has EVERY reason to be wary of them. SHE DOES NOT KNOW WHAT THE AUDIENCE KNOWS. AT ALL.

Dude, her cluelessness was a mental block based on the fact that her father sold her to this kid. It was either convince herself Joffrey was a good guy or face the fact that her father sold her to a monster. At ELEVEN (her age in the books). Also in the books and the show, Joffrey manipulates the SHIT out of her. He…