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only POV I hate is Arya which is weird because I adore Sansa's POV I just find Arya's kinda boring I can respect it as an innocent angle of someone caught in the game but I just don't like it
Innocent? Perhaps at first. As the series goes on she becomes more dynamic. My favorite characters to follow include Sansa, Tyrion, Arya and occasionally Catelyn and Jaime. Oddly, I'm not that pleased with Jon's chapters even though they are vital to Westeros as a whole.
I'm the exact opposite of Stephen here. I always look forward to Arya's chapters. She's young, but very clever, she isn't spoiled and she's determined and strong. Sansa, on the other hand, is a one-dimensional character. She's just a spoiled brat and she never thinks things through. I cannot stand her.
I disagree. I didn't like Sansa at all in the TV servies but found that I understood her so much better after reading the book. She isn't one dimensional, she's just a starry eyed girl who is in love with the idea of love and is very naive.
"She isn't one dimensional, she's just a starry eyed girl who is in love with the idea of love and is very naive"
Yeah, but how does that make her NOT one dimensional?
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Aug 04, 2011 12:20PM
only POV I hate is Arya which is weird because I adore Sansa's POV I just find Arya's kinda boring I can respect it as an innocent angle of someone caught in the game but I just don't like it
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Innocent? Perhaps at first. As the series goes on she becomes more dynamic. My favorite characters to follow include Sansa, Tyrion, Arya and occasionally Catelyn and Jaime. Oddly, I'm not that pleased with Jon's chapters even though they are vital to Westeros as a whole.
I'm the exact opposite of Stephen here. I always look forward to Arya's chapters. She's young, but very clever, she isn't spoiled and she's determined and strong. Sansa, on the other hand, is a one-dimensional character. She's just a spoiled brat and she never thinks things through. I cannot stand her.
I disagree. I didn't like Sansa at all in the TV servies but found that I understood her so much better after reading the book. She isn't one dimensional, she's just a starry eyed girl who is in love with the idea of love and is very naive.
"She isn't one dimensional, she's just a starry eyed girl who is in love with the idea of love and is very naive"Yeah, but how does that make her NOT one dimensional?
Sansa develops a lot, I thought, after her father dies. She still makes a lot of the same mistakes and is ruled by fear, but hey, she's only 12! Still, it sometimes gets hard to sympathize when you see Daenerys (13) going through similar trials.
