fyeahsophieturner:

Despite the omnipresence of magic and baby dragons, the world of Game of Thrones, based on the bestselling book series A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin, is not a happy one - incest, beheadings, rivalry and evil abound, and, much of the time, it seems as though poor Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) is at the center of the storm.
My first day on set was so intense. It was a scary day. It’s something I’ve wanted since I was a tiny little girl, and I finally got on set and I was surrounded by brilliant actors like Sean Bean. It was really daunting, but it was the most fun I’ve ever had.
I’d love for something good to happen to Sansa. You can only have so many downfalls, and Sansa’s had a lot. My ideal scenario is that Sanas gets married to a wonderful man, and they have lots of babies, and they have a lovely life, happily ever after. Bit in the world of Game of Thrones, that doesn’t seem very likely [laughs].
Sansa and I are both really good at lying. I was always able to manipulate my way around my brothers. That’s where my practice came from.
Today, a fan came up to me and asked, “Are you from Game of Thrones?”I kind of expected a “Can I have a picture?” thing but he invited me and my friend to go shopping. We helped him pick out his sister’s birthday present.
I can do a mean Shakira impression. That’s a party trick. It tends to get annoying after a while, because I do it so often.

fyeahsophieturner:

Despite the omnipresence of magic and baby dragons, the world of Game of Thrones, based on the bestselling book series A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin, is not a happy one - incest, beheadings, rivalry and evil abound, and, much of the time, it seems as though poor Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) is at the center of the storm.

My first day on set was so intense. It was a scary day. It’s something I’ve wanted since I was a tiny little girl, and I finally got on set and I was surrounded by brilliant actors like Sean Bean. It was really daunting, but it was the most fun I’ve ever had.

I’d love for something good to happen to Sansa. You can only have so many downfalls, and Sansa’s had a lot. My ideal scenario is that Sanas gets married to a wonderful man, and they have lots of babies, and they have a lovely life, happily ever after. Bit in the world of Game of Thrones, that doesn’t seem very likely [laughs].

Sansa and I are both really good at lying. I was always able to manipulate my way around my brothers. That’s where my practice came from.

Today, a fan came up to me and asked, “Are you from Game of Thrones?”I kind of expected a “Can I have a picture?” thing but he invited me and my friend to go shopping. We helped him pick out his sister’s birthday present.

I can do a mean Shakira impression. That’s a party trick. It tends to get annoying after a while, because I do it so often.

Queen you shall be … until there comes another, younger and more beautiful, to cast you down and take all that you hold dear.

widowsting:

everyone’s entitled to an opinion but if you don’t like sansa stark you are wrong and also don’t talk to me

laceandlaudanum:

 #DON’T YOU DARE HATE ON HER FOR THIS SCENE #she’s held it in too long #and here comes this incompetent maid and here is her chance for some control #she’s lost all the control in her life and she’s so alone and she just wants to sit down and cry #don’t you freaking judge a young girl who’s lost her father and the rest of her family are miles away
I will forever reblog any and all meta on this scene. Because it was beautiful. And hell, even I wrote on it.

laceandlaudanum:

#DON’T YOU DARE HATE ON HER FOR THIS SCENE #she’s held it in too long #and here comes this incompetent maid and here is her chance for some control #she’s lost all the control in her life and she’s so alone and she just wants to sit down and cry #don’t you freaking judge a young girl who’s lost her father and the rest of her family are miles away

I will forever reblog any and all meta on this scene. Because it was beautiful. And hell, even I wrote on it.

sansa haters are actively nonsensical to me

itsinthetrees:

they make about as much sense as the pee lady on my strange addiction

The impressive young actress Sophie Turner plays Sansa with the thousand-yard stare and flat-affect voice of an abuse victim living from beating to beating. Sansa gets a lot of grief from fans of the show and the books alike – she’s stupid, she’s insipid, she’s prissy, she’s gutless. Bullshit. She’s doing what she needs to do to survive, as the episode’s opening scene demonstrates. She instinctively plays to Joffrey’s narcissism and cruelty, convincing him to spare a drunken knight’s life while dropping enough “Your Grace”s on him to make him think it was his idea. If she’d been less courteous, like the other Starks would have been, she’d be dead.

—Sean Collins - Rolling Stones “Game of Thrones Recap: No Man Should Have All That Power” (via the-threebroomsticks)

Season 2 is Coming: Game of Thrones Challenge
          ↳ Day One ~ Favorite Female Character: Sansa Stark

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