Will Sansa’s Unkiss amount to nothing more than the active over imagination of a young girl concerning the guy that protected her?
Breaking Down Sansa's Infatuation with What the Hound Represents to Her
From a pretty song to a brutal reality. That is how drastically life changed for the sheltered eldest daughter of a power noble family. Still a child, naive and innocent, Sansa was completely unaware of the type of horrors that would permanently alter her life in Kingslanding.
Loss after loss, Sansa found her life slipping beyond her control. Her future was manipulated by the Lannisters, her Stark ide
Nope. But I can't wait to find out.
"The point is... George is repeatedly hammering us with an association so that must mean it's important. We should probably pay attention to things we see over and over. Very specifically this dog-wolf juxtaposition happens in reference to Lady / Sandor"
• Rereading the passages, a new idea came to me concerning Sansa's view of the Hound as her protector and how she often thinks of him when she needs protection. The Hound is her protector