Season 6 General Speculation v8

Except I don't think she's exaggerating this time about her character finally commanding the respect she deserves. 

Yeah I know you hate showSansa. I'm just saying I don't think she's exaggerating as much this time since she'll be involved with the political intrigue. We haven't seen any footage of her in S6 yet, so we dunno if it will make you cringe again.

I'm sorry if that sounded rude. 

Lol I realized that after I made the post. It depends on how you look at the writing of her character. Sansa calling Ramsay a Bastard was surprising and her becoming more of player was overshadowed by the fact that she married him, but I think D&D wanted to move her plot forward so that she's in the North when most of the politics in TWoW/S6 happen so that she could finally apply what she learned in King's Landing and in the show's case Winterfell.

I have to agree with you here because it did happen out of nowhere. Unless her plan was to use the corkscrew to defend herself if he did something right there. However, she later used it to pick the lock of the door, so who really knows what was going on in her head.

On this day last year, we got our first batch of stills from Season 5 but that probably won't be getting anything from Season 6 today

We got the first trailer last year on this day. I don't know why people think we're getting it on the 14th. It'll be last week of February/early March I think.

^It's already confirmed that Jon and Sansa will reunite in S6 because of the scene filmed in the Winterfell courtyard and Snowbowl.

Sophie's been VERY hyperbolic in the past interviews about different things, but this seems to gel with the shooting info we've seen this year. Also I'm pretty sure what Podeswa meant about D and D changing things in response to the controversy last year had more to do with giving Sansa's Northern arc an even larger payoff than was initially intended, more so than altering the show's approach to sexual violence generally. And yes, Cunningham mentioned her storyline too, which is encouraging and corroborates to an extent what Sophie's saying here.