#throwback jonsa

Throwback Jonsa Week Ten:

Your Ballad of Dissatisfaction by @justadram

requested by anonymous

published in 2019-10-24

summary: Sansa Stark must have no one left to turn to if she would turn to Jon.

excerpt:

Newlyweds.

That’s the word on everyone’s lips at the Christmas party. Sometimes said with a saucy smile. It implies something that couldn’t be further from their reality.

They are newlyweds—married less than two weeks. But Jon sleeps on the sofa, while Sansa sleeps in his twin bed. The only time he kissed her was in front of the congregation of St. Paul’s and he didn’t know where to put his hands. Their wedding night, he heard her throwing up in the bathroom from morning sickness or the horror of having just married someone for convenience’ sake. Either way, there’s none of the newlywed hanky-panky people are happy to imply.

Throwback Jonsa Week Eleven:

not the marrying kind by @woodswit

requested by anonymous

published in 2020-08-02

summary: All Sansa has to do is avoid Jon Snow, Sam's best man, for long enough to see Gilly safely down the aisle at Horn Hill. How hard could it be? She's only staying for a few of the events, and besides, he's a world-famous hockey player, the centre and captain of the Direwolves--he's bound to be too busy to even notice that she's there at all.

It's all going according to her meticulous plans until Gilly's maid of honor bails, and Sansa has no choice but to step in.

Throwback Jonsa Week Six:

Peace Between the Wars by @vivilove-jonsa

requested by @tubbylita

published in 2019-02-09

summary: With the declaration of the Peace of Amiens in 1802, Captain Jon Snow of His Majesty's Navy finds himself ashore with his wife, Sansa, and family for a time. Though a happy homecoming, Jon and Sansa will soon face revelations regarding his father's family and difficulties at home as well. While traveling in France during the tenuous Peace, they will come face to face with an old enemy.

Throwback Jonsa Week Five:

they tumble down by thimbleful

requested by anonymous

published in 2017-10-07

summary: He meets her gaze for the shortest moment before turning to look out over the woods, gesturing at it with a gloved hand. “Is this why you brought me here? To talk about memories?”

“No. I wanted to talk about marriage.”

When Sansa suggests it's time for her and Jon to marry, she means they should make marriage alliances with the other Northern houses. Jon, though, assumes she means they should marry each other.

A post s7 story where Jon and Sansa struggle to navigate their new political landscape while suppressing their feelings for one another, Arya does everything in her power to protect her pack, and Bran and Sam try to figure out how to kill the Night King.

Throwback Jonsa Week Eight:

i'll Pack My Goods for the Arkansas Woods by lagardère (laurore).

requested by anonymous.

published: 2017-07

summary: When Sansa's brother goes missing, it falls to her to defend the house and the woods against the greed of the Boltons and Freys.

All of this would be much easier if she could fight fire with fire, and there's a saying in the valley: that all the Starks are a little wild, and all the Targaryens a little mad.

Her cousin Jon just happens to be both.