One of the stupidest things I've heard a D/ny stan claim is that if Dany were a lesser person she would have burned Sansa alive because.... she made snarky comments/demanded independence? Like IMAO snarky or not, that doesn't justify horrific murder. Whats more, if Dany HAD killed Sansa that would have been a direct parallel to her dear old daddykins, who murdered Sansa's uncle & grandfather. And its made very clear in the text that this was a horrible, unjustifiable murder. Finally, Dany well & truly proved she was the lesser woman when she massacred a city that surrended.

I stand by what I said about Sansa's endgame in the books but that being said Lady of the Eyrie is a pretty sweet deal. However I don't want it because it would mean Robert dying. Robert is an innocent child who doesn't deserve to die for LF's ambitions. Instead, he deserves to get justice on LF just as much as Sansa does (LF is the reason he's an orphan!)

The parallels between Lysa & Sansa isn't a slight against Sansa (although some of the parallels are questionable, for one thing Sansa clearly does not want a sexual relationship with Petyr, we saw her & Arya reconcile & Sansa does not trust LF) but it isn't foreshadowing her becoming Lady of the Eyrie either. In that case you might as well say the parallels shared between Sansa & Cersei means Sansa will be queen of 6/7 kingdoms. Whenever people like it or not, but I'm willing to bet the show ending hit the major beats & that means Sansa will be Lady/Queen of the North. I'm willing to bet this because a) the idea that D&D favoured Sansa is so funny to me because its very clear to me that for the first three seasons they ignored & reduced Sansa, before George told them that she's actually meant to be important. B) George has outright said he has ignored the outline when he began writing C) Sansa & Tyrion's marriage is going to be set aside, & the point of contention between her & Jon is probably going to Robb's will which they should have kept in the show because it would have made Jon's crowning make more sense D) Speaking of Robb's will, there are so many variables with how it can go. But there is no indication that Robb disinherited Sansa, we only know he legimitised Jon. The wording in these things tends to be important. And even if he did, Jon has the power to put Sansa back in succession & if you think he wouldn't, let me introduce you to "Winterfell belongs to my sister Sansa" Snow. E) Sansa's southerness shouldn't be used against her. Last time I checked having cross-cultural awareness is a good thing, & Ned himself lived in the Eyrie from the age of eight. Him living in the south didn't stop him ruling competedly in the North. If anything Sansa currently residing in the place where her real father grew up is meant to foreshadow her following in his footsteps (triumphing in the way he doesn't). There are excellent metas that explain why there is a strong justification for Sansa being her father's heir- not Cersei's, not Littlefinger's, not Lysa's.