A cap from the episode 10.

[alexandral]

Poor Sansa! But I find it unsuitably amusing that Sansa is taller than Joffrey (you little so-and-so, I wish you terrible and painful death!). :P I can't wait for the new episode but I am going to feel the loss when it ends. But nevermind, the new book is out in July! I still can't quite believe it, though.



PS: Because I always think of these things, I think about the actor that plays Joffrey, Irish actor Jack Gleeson. Personally, I think he is doing a great, even fabulous job. He did the creepiness so well! And his moment of tendeness with Sansa was so believable too! But the actor is so young! Won't he only get bad roles of horrible people from now on? And I do hope he is not going to be bullied or have anti-fans or anything crazy like this.

Comments

[geeklee.livejournal.com]

great shot! btw, did you notice she has her hair like cercei wears hers.

i think the the actors that play sansa and joffrey are doing an amazing job considering the complexities of the characters. i fully believe the girl playing sansa will be able to grow with the role and upcoming scenarios.

i thought they'd forego any sansa/sandor scenes since they passed up the one that was easiest and made most sense. and yes, i so ship these two - the pairing seems so grrm.

i am full of anticipation and dread of tomorrow's episode. of course i can't wait to see it but then its all over for quite a while. i hope they'll re-run it - i'm so there if they do.

[alexandral.livejournal.com]

great shot! btw, did you notice she has her hair like cercei wears hers.

yes, Sansa started wearing her hair in "Southern fashion", starting from Ned's imprisonment.

i fully believe the girl playing sansa will be able to grow with the role and upcoming scenarios.

Absolutely! She is still young, it will be great to see her growing through the series.

i thought they'd forego any sansa/sandor scenes since they passed up the one that was easiest and made most sense. and yes, i so ship these two - the pairing seems so grrm.

There was a big outcry from Sansa/Sandor fans after the "Cripples, Bastrads and Broken things" episode . Actually some fans were quite nasty on twitter to Bryan Cogman, the writer. I DO NOT approve of nastiness, btw. But the witer replied on Twitter that Sansa's relationship with Sandor is still an important part of the story, or something like this. I hope he has got the message. :D I do not approve of nastiness, but I wish I said something on Twitter at that time too.

and yes, i so ship these two - the pairing seems so grrm.

Yes, the whole "the Beauty and the Beast" thing, he loves this. He loves disfigured (in some way of another) characters too.