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[netgirl_y2k]

I presume everyone's already seen the new trailer for A Clash of Queens Er, I mean series two of Game of Thrones. I have now watched it approximately fifty bajillion times, here are some feelings I've felt.

1. Oh. God. Sansa. I-- I-- I have feelings about this girl that I have no idea what to do with.
2. Coming in April? What the fuck do you mean coming in April? This is January, why are you showing me this now?
3. And STARKS!, and Robb's face, and Arya my perfect little feral Stark, and Theon I do not enjoy the feelings you make me feel Theon but I feel them anyway, and Dany will raze you all to the ground and then laugh!
4. Jon Snow, are you still in this?

If this entire series doesn't turn out to be subversive propaganda about how Sansa Stark is smarter and stronger than everyone else I will be distraught. Distraught, I say.

Comments

[karatam]

there is no end to my gratefulness that they found such amazing actresses and actors for all my favourites

no end, I say!

[fly_to_dawn]

Oh my god, I thought my feelings for the ladies of GoT were a temporary last year thing, but no, DAMN that trailer DAMN, because Sansa and Cat and Arya and ughhh just Stark women forever.

[fyrdrakken]

Just saw that trailer last night. I need to armtwist Mom into reading the series, but for now I'll settle for rewatching the first season, and maybe rereading ADwD.

[selenay]

I'm going to assume that Sansa improves as time goes by, because I'm nearly at the end of my first read of Game of Thrones and could quite happily drop-kick her off the Red Keep.

I love Cat, Arya and Dany though. Love, love, love. I thought this was a misogynistic book all about underage rape (I may have read the wrong reviews) but the female characters are the strongest ones and they're awesome! And the bits that the reviewers were talking about took maybe three pages out of the 800. The book is really quite wonderful and the women kick ass. Often literally :-D