The war between the Seven Kingdoms seems to only be getting worse. Beyond The Wall, the free people are preparing for war, and with them is Jon Snow. His leader told him to do as they say, which resulted in him being killed by Jon. In Riverrun, Catelyn has released her son, King Robb’s, hostage in hopes to get her daughters back from Cersei and Joffrey. These events, and many more are causing Chaos in Westeros. In this journal, I will be predicting, questioning, and connecting. First of all, I will be predicting the fate of Sansa Stark. I predict that she will not marry Tyrion, like Lord Tywin wants wants her to do. One reason for that prediction is Sansa’s plan to marry Willas. Margaery has plans to take Sansa to Highgarden so that she may
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Primarily, she is expected to act feminine, but she refuses to do so. A great example for this is when she is given new clothing after escaping from Harrenhal. These clothes include a dress adorned with acorns and a delicate lavender dress. Her distaste for the clothing is obvious. In a similar way, my style does not include complex or girly dresses. To continue, Arya does not do what the other young ladies do. Her older sister, Sansa, tried to teach her sister needlepoint. Rather than trying to perfect it, Arya takes on sword fighting. She has been asked what she likes to do, and she replied with, “Needlework...I lost Needle. My new one’s not as good” (Martin 305). She is not speaking of actual needle point; however, she is referencing her sword named Needle. I connect to this because I have many hobbies that can and have been seen as “boyish”. Ultimately, Arya dressed in male attire until coerced to do otherwise. She disguised herself as a boy to prevent being caught and continued to dress like that until she had no choice. Likewise, I dress in a very casual manner. Though I am not being hunted by the royal family at the moment, I feel more comfortable in less feminine attire. These were just some of the multiple ways that I connect with Arya
Primarily, she is expected to act feminine, but she refuses to do so. A great example for this is when she is given new clothing after escaping from Harrenhal. These clothes include a dress adorned with acorns and a delicate lavender dress. Her distaste for the clothing is obvious. In a similar way, my style does not include complex or girly dresses. To continue, Arya does not do what the other young ladies do. Her older sister, Sansa, tried to teach her sister needlepoint. Rather than trying to perfect it, Arya takes on sword fighting. She has been asked what she likes to do, and she replied with, “Needlework...I lost Needle. My new one’s not as good” (Martin 305). She is not speaking of actual needle point; however, she is referencing her sword named Needle. I connect to this because I have many hobbies that can and have been seen as “boyish”. Ultimately, Arya dressed in male attire until coerced to do otherwise. She disguised herself as a boy to prevent being caught and continued to dress like that until she had no choice. Likewise, I dress in a very casual manner. Though I am not being hunted by the royal family at the moment, I feel more comfortable in less feminine attire. These were just some of the multiple ways that I connect with Arya