Though I would argue that Sansa has, in her own quieter, more subtle way, always been fierce, I am heartened to see her become more active in her ferocity. She drives the Stark resurgence ...

This season of Game of Thrones hasn't shied away from making changes from the books on which they're based ... Yes, I'm talking about Sansa Stark's impending marriage to the psychotic Ramsay ...

On Sunday's Game of Thrones, we didn't only have a new convergence of characters, but an entirely new plot for Sansa Stark! How did it match up with the books? How did it differ? [Warning ...

Sansa Stark has widely gained the reputation of least favorite Stark child. But, over six seasons we’ve seen her grow from stuck-up wannabe princess to master manipulator and daring escapee (who ...

This year, for the first time ever, the story of Thrones will move faster than the story of A Song of Ice and Fire, the novels on which the show is based, leaving book-reading fans without any ...

The sadistic plot twist is one of the biggest departures yet from George RR Martin’s books; there, it’s Jeyne Poole, a relatively minor character, who’s disguised as Arya Stark (Sansa’s ...

Yet Sunday’s episode introduced what is perhaps the boldest departure yet from George R.R. Martin’s novels: Sansa Stark is now engaged ... But in Martin’s books, Sansa is still at the ...

Sansa Stark's hairstyle at the end of Game of Thrones' final episode may seem simple, but it speaks volumes Maria Pasquini is the senior news editor for the human interest vertical at PEOPLE.

In the books, Ramsay is led by the Lannisters to believe he is marrying Arya Stark, but she is in fact Sansa’s childhood friend Jeyne. With Jeyne only appearing in passing in season one ...

I’m one of those Game of Thrones fans who feels ferociously protective of Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner). I’ve spent the last eight seasons watching her shed her bratty exterior and lose her ...

A girl come from the North come to the capitol for the first,” Petyr Baelish tells Sansa Stark during one episode ... feverishly plugging along at the books as you read this piece).