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Published: 2016-07-12 02:49:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 9859; Favourites: 334; Downloads: 0
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Sansa grew a lot to me through the series. At first I was a bit indifferent to her, then I felt sorry for her, and finally I think she's awesome and one of the best characters in the series.
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i like your style and it'sĀ a very pretty piece
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I love this! Your style's great, and Sansa's my favorite character
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thank you so much!
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You are welcome!
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This piece is so great I actually thought you bought a doll and repainted it to look like Sansa...no joke.
Really spectacular!
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I would Thumbs up you Pink, if we could do that here.
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A great job on caricature. I must say I disagree with what they have done to the character in the TV show; Sansa Stark is the only character in the book series that stay intelligent AND does not like to hurt people or to commit violence. We have a lot of violent women in the TV show and I don't think it is "badass" to see a good person turning cunning, stupid and almost evil. It really saddens me that people start to like her when she become unfeeling and violent (like everyone else).
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I agree so much...I like the little bird for what she is...plus it's nice to have actual diversity in types of women in the books...People like Sansa do exist in the real world...it's like saying those types of girls are not cool or something
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I understand what you are saying, and I somewhat agree. But what I like about her has nothing to do with that, lol
She was basically the only female character that was pretty much the standard woman of our real world. I mean, she was raised to be cute, adorable, and marry some noble man. She's what society today expects from women to be. And people kinda disliked her back then (she was among the less popular characters). What I am saying I like about her development, is that she was strong enough to surpass all those horrible stuff she went through, despite being raised like that. And she did not lose that aspect of her personality. And when I look back, I see that she was always very interesting in the sense that she was the default way of thinking in a world going through major changes and revolutions. It's not the fact that she became violent (which I disagree), it's the fact that she learned to be herself and deal with things being herself, in a world that expects her to sit down and wait for the guys to fight their battles, and become a political tool in the hands of powerful men.
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Excellent work on her eyes. Very doe-like.
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I don't know who that is, but I suspect I should know her, right? I'll look for her.
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She's a paintress famous for picturing childs with big eyes; to be honest, I know her only because they made a movie about her life. But I assure you, mine was a compliment
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Game of Thrones!
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Sansa Stark is a character from the book series "A Song of Ice and Fire", thatis adapted in the most horrific way in a TV Show called "Game of Thrones".
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Well that explains why Game of Thrones crosses my mind whenever I hear about "A Song of Ice and Fire".
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I agree. She has really developed well into a very cunning character. And its a really nice drawing of her.
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You`re welcome. BTW. Did you like the ending of Season 6?
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I did! I feel like it's becoming a bit predictable now, but perhaps that's natural since we are near the end of the story, and things the story arcs are starting to close.
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True. And it was really satisfying in episode 9 to finally see Ramsay get what he had coming for him throughout the seasons he was in.
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