After Sansa Stark’s horrifying rape on Sunday’s Game of Thrones , a feminist website has banned coverage of the show and a U.S. senator has denounced it.

In the books, the reader is privy to Sansa Stark’s thoughts: Each chapter is narrated from a character’s point of view, and Sansa is one of those privileged few who gets a perspective.

Sansa Stark's deceased dire wolf, Lady, and the Starks' ability to warg might have something to do with her surprise ...

Sansa Stark has always been a warrior: She's been fierce all along — and it kept her alive ... (Dzanc Book, 2020). Her work has appeared in DAME, The Guardian, The Atlantic, ...

Instead of keeping Sansa Stark in the Vale, ... In the books, Sansa is still safely in the Vale while Littlefinger works his traumatizing machinations on a different young girl — Jeyne Poole.

Yes, at this point in the books, Sansa is still in the Vale doing … not much. But subjecting her to another terrifying relationship after her abuse-filled relationship with Joffrey just for the ...

Why Game of Thrones' Sansa Stark is the hero we need right now. ... whereas Book Sansa is closer to Margaery. Hanh: Right, she never got her hands quite that dirty in the books.

Touch of evil: Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner, left) and husband Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rheon) on Sunday’s “Game of Thrones.” Helen Sloan/HBO There’s been a sizable outcry over the final scene in ...

However, there is a Bolton-Stark union of sorts: Ramsay marries Jeyne Poole, Sansa’s childhood friend who only exists in the pilot episode of Game of Thrones, and tries to convince the world ...

O.K.! Sansa has a reunion in her future! That doesn’t seem to be a huge deal. True, it doesn’t happen in the books, but Season 5 is going way off course so we can expect a lot more changes ...