A Journey through Ice and Fire

https://www.wired.com/2011/06/you-should-keep-watching-game-of-thrones/               The first episode of the Game of Thrones, we are witness to Ned Stark executing a member of the Night Watch, who ran away from his duty because of the horrors he saw beyond the wall. Ned himself was the one who carried out the executing of the Night Watch member, because of the belief he held about the one who does the sentencing should be the one that swings the sword. This honorable way to see this act was a foundation of Ned’s homeland, that being Winterfell. Being completely different than the later locations that Ned Stark would find himself in before his death. Winterfell, and somewhat the whole of the Northern part of the nation, seem to be a place which puts honor in the highest regard. Because of this Ned’s world is very different than King’s Landing, which puts him at a disadvantage when dealing with the people found within.             This new land, called King’s Landing,

             On the night of Khal Drogo and Daenery’s wedding night it is obvious that Daenery was a slave and forced to marry this big beastly man that she would have never intended to if she had a choice in the matter. It is no question the filmmakers wanted this night and the next couple of nights to be seen as rape. Daenery is forced to have sex with Khal Drogo at his will, and he doesn’t seem to be so gentle either. If you have seen this episode, he is quite rough.   In the show, Daenery is depicted to be only 13-15 years old, and in no way a girl of that age would know what she is doing. However, was it the right  choice of the filmmakers to do this? I would argue in favor of that. Although I have not read the book, I have skimmed over this section. To me, the book made it seem quite confusing whether Daenery was wanting to have sex or not. Again, it is clear in the scene on HBO that it was rape.   The choice to show the sex scene between Daenerys and Drogo on their wedding n

Back Off My Girl Sansa             I have come here to back up my girl Sansa Stark for her strong role as a prissy teen and girly girl, even though that sounds like I’m talking bad about her I am not, it is the truth and she is also very proud of it. What a character she is and a very girly one at that which there is nothing wrong with at all just like I stated before. Sansa is only a teenager in the medieval, and I can’t emphasize enough, MEDIEVAL times trying to do the right thing, and the readers are BASHING my girl for doing what she has been taught to do ever since she was a little girl. How are you guys not understanding of this? It gets on my nerves just a bit. Sansa Stark was disliked by many fans for her feminine role in society. She knew that being a proper and formal woman and following the rules was how she should act around people in her society. This is how she was raised by her parents Ned and Catelyn; she was taught no other way.  The rules, her expectations from

Sansa Stark. Why does everyone hate her? She is hated because she meets societies explanation of a woman. She is hated because she is caught up in girly things and as Rhiannon states in her post “ In Defense of Sansa Stark – Feminist Fiction ”, “the viewers have been taught that “girly” is automatically bad.” This is a misogynistic time period and as a woman in this time period they are expected to wear long dresses, look pretty, and have children. Sansa behaves exactly like this and as a result she is the most loved character in the book yet, the most hated in the real world. The hatred towards Sansa is honestly unnecessary, because all she knows is that women are supposed to wear long beautiful dresses, look pretty 24/7, and have children. She does not deserve to be hated because it her it is her role as women in book and it is her prerogative as a human being to carry herself in a manner that works for her. Sansa based her future off the fairy tales she was told, so shouldn’t

Sansa Stark – The Baddest Girl of Game of Thrones Sansa Stark, a girl, I say a girl because she is only 13 years old. A girl that started off as mine and many others least favorite female character. Least favorite for many reasons. One, she is entitled. Two, she shows women as weak. Three, she thinks men are superior. These are all examples of how I think women should never act. Sansa started off to be someone I hated and turned into someone I admired. Sansa Stark may be a lady, but she proves that ladies can still be independent. This will not only discuss how strong and independent Sansa is but show how Sansa is not the only female that rebels this way. But how Sansa is a savage to Joffery. I will compare Elle Woods to Sansa Stark. Lastly, I will compare how Sansa is different from her sister, Arya. Let’s start with why? Why did Sansa Stark start off acting the way she did? As Mekishana Pierre expressed in her article, Listen Up, Fives: Sansa Starke Is a 1