Sansa confronts Littlefinger about Ramsay

Sansa confronts Littlefinger about Ramsay. She threatens him. She is angry at him. Baelish feels sorry for his doings.
Littlefinger is surprisingly scared of Sansa.
The Knights of the Vale are stationed in Moat Cailin. Blackfish has reformed the Tully forces and retaken Riverrun.

Game of Thrones 6x05 (FullHD)

[cieldemeraude]

I love how she kept repeating herself to make him uncomfortable, she held him accountable for a disgusting thing he did

[erintoney]

Brienne: Lady Sansa asked you a question.

Arya, a season later: My sister asked you a question.

[rotoninja]

Brienne: "Lady Sansa asked you a question."Baelish: "I thought it is was rhetorical."

[AlexDragonfire]

-Lady Sansa asked you a question.
-My sister asked you a question.
Lf: System not working

[michiru]

"My brother and I will take back the north on our own." Sansa sees Jon as her brother. <3 hope these two stick together til the end

[The-biry]

She looks physically so much like Cat in this scene, it almost feels like Cat's ghost is accusing him. Also, Sophie looks absolutely beautiful with this hair color and style.

[xaoc]

When Sansa speaks of a Brothel Keeper she demeans Baelish to his lowest position. It’s subtle but it places him in the inferior position, she also sees that he knew full well what he was truly like. It was the first time she could see past Baelishs deception, or the first time she fully acknowledged it.

[l.tc.]

Don't feel bad for him he threw the entire kingdom into chaos for god knows why ruining the lives of so many people in the war of five kings.

[orlennmurphy]

"The other things he did ladies aren't supposed to talk about, but I imagine brothel keepers talk about them all the time. I can still feel it. I don't mean in my tender heart that pains me so. I can still feel it in my body standing here right now." Aside from 'Mad Max: Fury Road' this is the truest, most honest and least exploitative description of the physical and emotional trauma rape victims endure I've seen in media. Note to the GOT writes: THIS! THIS is how you do it, not schlocky rape scenes. Less of that, more of this.

[thesuperfastjellyfish]

I love Sansas character development. She went from scared young girl who did whatever she was told to. But now she is such a strong and indeppendent woman.

[jld]

I hate the fact he tries to make Sansa doubt Jon. After all Sansa has been through she needs Jon and whether he is half brother, brother, or cousin, Jon will stand by Sansa and protect her guaranteed. Jon has strong love for his family and he'll die for them if he has to.

[NocturnalMelody]

Powerful acting from Sophie in this scene <3

[delilahbuttontog]

"i don't mean in my tender heart it still pains me so" somehow fucking savage even though it wasn't an insult lmao.

[SlayerOfAmista]

I can't believe people are actually feeling bad for Littlefinger. He deserves absolutely no sympathy. He's singlehandedly killed thousands as a result of his schemes, and he's ruined the lives of far more. And he shows absolutely no regret or remorse, only greed. Littlefinger loves _no one but himself._ Not Cat. Not Sansa. Only himself. Not to mention, he's a fucking _creep_ too.

And people are feeling bad for him because he was sad? Good. He deserves it. He deserves far more than that, I for one don't feel an iota of sympathy for Littlefinger. And I'm glad that Sansa is catching up to his shit.

[Sakshi-qmki]

The line at 2:45 truly shows how strong she's become, the way she says "not my tender heart" actually gave me goosebumps. I'm so proud of you Sansa, hope you become more and more strong, and more and more intelligent ❤️❤️

[reyamidala]

Am I the only who is in love with Brienne's voice?

[heatherc.]

I've come to really love Sansa's character. She's a far cry from the useless airhead she was for the first couple seasons. She actually has strength of character now. Screw the people who say this scene was "just to appease feminists" or some shit. This was incredibly brave of her and an awesome scene--but it also fit the show (it wasn't just tacked on in a fatuous display of appeasement.

[anakeveney]

"Lady Sansa asked you a question."

Oh, I hope he had to change his smallclothes after that.

[rebeccad]

Sansa was incredibly smart in using Little Finger for what she needed during the Battle of the Bastards but then took him down.

[JCDentonModder]

I have a theory why Littlefinger is scared of Sansa. In the Game of Thrones Universe, you have three different types of enemies. The first are the "crazies" like Jeoffrey and Ramsey, who are just kind of insane and kill for fun. The second, are the 'friendemies, ' who play the game and will shank you once your usefulness runs dry. And, the third are the 'actual enemies, ' people you've stabbed in the back and they took it personally so the second they get a chance to kill you they'll take it. All of the Starks fall into that third category... including Sansa.