Why Sansa Did Not Trust Littlefinger?

Why Sansa Did Not Trust Littlefinger?

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[entertainment]

I’m kind of hoping it’s Lady Stoneheart that deals with Littlefinger, it would be poetic to see him get misty eyed for her before plunging a dagger into his groin!

[KamSmith-ksti]

A song of ice and fire artwork by fans is always amazing, and is what I love about these videos!

[justv]

He calls her 'Cat' too when he's in lust

[Thepiratesbook]

That's why book LittleFinger will never sell Sansa to the like of Boltons grr

[movieloverfan]

Littlefinger is arranging for her to marry Harry the Heir. He inherits the Vale of Arryn when Robyn Arryn dies, and Robyn is not looking well. Littlefinger has told Harry's aunt who she really is, there is no way she would have considered a marriage to the bastard daughter of a minor lord. Sansa will be revealed at her wedding. With her red hair and Stark Cloak. Then the lords will pledge to go North and free her lands which have been usurped by the treacherous Boltons. That is how the Vale armies go North in the books. Some day Winds of Winter will come out.

[BlackwoodSupremacy]

This is why Sansa is my favorite book character. She is pretty much spot on with him. Littlefinger’s emotions are split three ways with Sansa. One side views her as just another pawn, another views her as the daughter he never had, and another is the creepy side that sees Sansa as Cat

[ibtiago]

Much like in the show, Sansa will be Littlefinger's undoing in the books. But in the books, we'll see most of it playing from her point of view. So there will be no atempted plot twist or shock value. Any tension in that plot line will come from we expecting something going wrong for her, while she is playing all her cards right and he is nonthewiser due to under estimating her.
That's what the writers tried to show in S7. Littlefinger up to his old tricks, not realising that Sansa, Arya and Bran could catch his scheme a mile away (Bran even gave him a warning that he could not be tricked, but he choose to ignore it). Of course, the rushed nature of the last seasons spoiled everything.

[indiadecoseytillman]

Wait...what? Sansa can't catch a break.

[hellsjamfleas]

I don't think Lysa taught her anything. She just gets the creeps from his Littlefinger mode.

[alexfrenkel]

When Joff had her beaten, the Imp defended her, not Littlefinger. When the mob sought to rape her, the Hound carried her to safety, not Littlefinger. When the Lannisters wed her to Tyrion against her will, Ser Garlan the Gallant gave her comfort, not Littlefinger. Littlefinger never lifted so much as his little finger for her (c)

[FrycoN]

Either way, as the mastermind of the entire "A Song of Ice and Fire", he deserved to end completely differently. I would prefer that he disappeared at the very end and no one knew what happened to him, and then we would see him start another intrigue in the valley and whisper in the ear of the young lord he had wrapped around his finger, his little finger - you get it, right?