Why Sophie Turner Wanted Sansa Stark To Die In Game Of Thrones

This article contains Spoilers For “Game of Thrones”.

It is difficult to believe that six years have passed since the controversial series of “Game of Thrones” for HBO. The series, which was based on the novels of George M Martin, “A Song of Ice and Hell”, was widely received during its initial career, with a large number of rich and dynamic figures that brought Westeros to such a living life, as well as the elaborate way in which some of the most noticeable fictional serials arise ever on television or film. Although the reputable final season is still subject to a lot of scrutiny from critics and fans alike, anything will not take away the moments of the true peak stories presented during the most prominent series.

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The number of deaths throughout the story increased “Game of Thrones” to become one of the phenomena of pop culture specified for the year 2010. The famous first season, Lord Edard “Ned” Stark (Sean Ben), who shocked many viewers given that Nid is the actual protagonist until his execution in the last episode of the first season, “Pilor”. It can be said that the most famous sequence in the bloodshed in this series comes in the form of the penultimate episode of the third season, “Castare’s rain”, where the famous red wedding ceremony occurred, “which killed important personalities including Rob Stark (Richard Madden), Talisa Stark (Ona Chaplin), and Blyyain Stark (Michel Virley). Martin is known for the development of his rich personality in his stories, which makes it The death of certain scathing characters.

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While House Stark of Winterfell is significantly subject to some of the largest tragedies in this series, Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner), ARYA Stark (Maisie Williams), Bran Stark (ISAAC HEMPSTEAD WRIGTT and Jon Snow (Kit (Kit Harington) are all alive during the Finale series. Although some may assume that both actors/actresses were happy to make it through the entire series alive, one of them really wanted to see their characters dying.

You have endured a few characters as much as shock like Sansa. The eldest daughter of Roses Ned and Mrs. Catlin, Sansa became loved by the viewers for her grace through some of the darkest stories and the entire series experiences. Sansa was subject to the worst violations that could be imagined from her partners. Whether Joffrey Parathion (Jacques Jacilon) or Ramsey Bolton (Iwan Ryon), Sansa’s mistreatment felt everything real for many viewers, which made the reconciliation of Joffrey and Ramsay some of the most satisfied deaths in the entire series.

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Although Sansa Arch ends with one of the few pathological notes in the “Game of Thrones” series, Sophie Turner hopes to get a different end. In particular, she wanted to suffer from Sansa from her own epic death, given a precedent in the series for an unforgettable final agreement. She spoke to WSJ in 2016, before the first show of the sixth season, she expressed her hope to see Sansa’s demise:

“If you are in the” Game of Thrones “and you do not have a wonderful death scene, what is the point?”

During that period, “Game of Thrones” was “a red wedding”, and he committed Tyrion Lannister (Patricide) against his father, Tywin Lannister (Charles Dance), and King Jofrey Baratheon surrendered to poisoning during his wedding. Given that Turner’s interview was held before the broadcast of the sixth season, the fans were just weeks away from watching some heights in the series. The second punch of the last two episodes, “Battle of Balds” and “Wind Winds”, is a beautiful offer to take revenge and extension of the house Stark, given that Sansa leaves Ramsay to her dogs and that Arya gets the twisted revenge, kills the sons of Wolder Frey (David Brady) after revealing the camouflage of her servant, revealing her true identity to the patriarchal Lord and revising his throat.

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Every discussion and a possible discussion regarding the non -satisfactory nature of the last season of the “Game of Thrones” was. To rid many overwhelming disclosures, such as the bran that has become the king of the six kingdoms, or the sudden fall of grace to Dyniris Targary (Emilia Clark), will hit a dead horse. However, many critics and fans were happy with the place where the Sansa Arc is taking. By the end of the series, Sansa crowned a queen in the north and the independence of the North announces Westeros.

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By crowning Sansa as a queen in the north and gave her the authority to establish the independence of her kingdom, the show gives her one of the few brackets that tells a full story about her age and maturity as a young woman. Sansa is still committed to the heritage of the home, and seeks to protect its people in the way it sees safer for its prosperity.

“Game of Thrones” and Prequel, “House of the Dragon”, available to broadcast on HBO Max.