his decision was countered by his sister #shorts

Title:Game of Thrones Season 7 (2017) #shorts #clips #film
Description:The story continues right after last season. Daenerys (Emilia Clarke), leading her army of warlords and the Unsullied, finally returns to Dragonstone, where it all began, where she joins her allies, and at Tyrion's (Peter Dinklage) suggestion, she sends a message by pigeon to Jon (Kit Harington) in the far north in an attempt to gain his submission.
　　On the other side, Cersei's (Lena Headey) arbitrariness and brutality have plunged the country into a state of siege on all sides, with only Jaime (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) still standing unflinchingly at her side. The camera pans to the North, where the rift between Jon and Sansa (Sophie Turner) grows wider and wider, while at the same time, he receives a letter from Samwell (John Bradley), who is in a university town, stating that underneath the island of Dragonstone, there is a huge amount of dragonglass buried, the only weapon that can withstand an invasion of the White Walkers

[IceTax]

Jon learned from Nedd Stark, Sansa learned from Little Finger

[fullofbullets]

I think it was smart to say that and give it to the kids they will forever be loyal to Jon now

[kelgirl]

She was right in a way, but she should've brought it up in private.

[zanjipah]

let's not forget that robb beheaded the the Lord of the karstark...they have every reason to fight for the boltons

[AlexisDivsax]

I know it’s how things were done there, but considering what Sansa went through after her father was accused of treason, you’d think she’d be on her Jon’s side 🤔

[mahtababir]

Can’t they say that they’ll decide and then decide wile they’re alone? They undermine each other!!

[someotherdude]

“You have to be smarter than father” you mean the same father you actively undermined and actively conspired against cuz you wanted some of that twincest spawn?

[thanhdang]

so does sansa is making stupis mistake of loving joffrey

[cesarquijada]

Sansa Stark, the greatest useless on Winterfell.

[akhilmahajan]

This is the difference between true dragon and true heir of iron Throne ruler of seven kingdoms.. (Jon)
Vs
Narcissistic, crazy obsessed girl who think she is some messiah and ( dany)

[BillyAsWell]

Nope, it wouldn't be so terrible, now would it?

[joemcgarvey]

Sansa was doing exactly what Cercie would have done.
She was becoming just like those she hated and feared.
Cruel and selfish. Agree or disagree you do not question a Kings commands in front of others. It does undermine and marginalize his authority.
Women tend to base their decisions on their emotions rather than on logic, reason or law. Which is why they tend to rule by fear whereas men tend to depend on and trust in loyalty and love.

[juliezarco]

Me too hated her she got her dad kill she like whatever

[mahmoudelkholy]

That was an overly naive perspective from Jon Snow.