Sansa Stark's hairstyle at the end of Game of Thrones' final episode may seem simple, but it speaks volumes Maria Pasquini is the staff editor for human interest’s digital vertical at PEOPLE.

Ah, Game of Thrones. A chapter of my life that I have long since revisited several times – but you want to know what has ...

An curved arrow pointing right. In the last "Game of Thrones," Ramsay Bolton uttered a line that left fans wondering about Sansa Stark's fate. "You can't kill me, I'm part of you now," he said.

Sansa Stark broke her own wheel. There's more to be said on what that means, but she's the only reasonable choice of MVP for the final new Game of Thrones episode we'll ever see. To really ...

There’s a pretty convincing fan theory that Game ... Sansa, his betrothed. Vale Ned Stark. But to paraphrase The Royal Tenenbaums, everyone knows that Ned Stark died in season one of Game of ...

HBO’s fantasy series Game of Thrones was a massive hit. Based on George R.R. Martin’s book series, the series followed the politics and survival of characters in the fictional land of Westeros.

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This is the feminist legacy of Game of Thrones. What Game of Thrones did for Sansa and Arya was give these two female characters a life. Remember, these are women whose entire adult lives up until ...