The X-Men actress addressed the situation on Friday to reveal that her character might not be with team Jon Snow when it comes to siding with the ultimate ruler of Westeros.
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Interestingly, popular fan theories regarding Game Of thrones season 7 that originate from Reddit were also discussed during the Comic-Con event. “I honestly have no idea if she’s going to become a real leader and do the right thing and be a true Stark or if she’s going to go completely sadistic”, she said.
“Sansa didn’t tell Jon because she wanted all the credit”, Turner said laughing.
“I think that look between Sansa and Littlefinger is her kind of acknowledging that his points are somewhat legitimate, and she’s kind of intrigued as to that pretty little picture that he painted of him on the Iron Throne and her by his side”.
“She thinks Jon doesn’t have the intellect, the knowledge, or the experience that she has”. The Kingdoms will certainly have to unite if they are going to have a chance against the White Walkers.
Damn straight Sansa deserves all the credit for it, and in the end, she gets it.
Season 6 finale of the HBO fantasy ended on a dubious note with a hint towards a potentially strained relationship between Turner played Sansa Stark and Kit Harrington played Jon Snow.
But the nagging question remained as to why Sansa didn’t share her strategic plea for help with Jon Snow, or any of the military counselors, in the build up to the incredible battle.
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Meanwhile, Miguel Sapochnik, who directed the final two episodes of the sixth season, said he would very much like to return to direct the eighth season, as he is skipping the next. “It makes for a more dramatic moment when they show up and it makes for better television”. Bradley joked that he hoped Sam would “tipple backwards” off a high bookshelf in the Citadel.
