Game of Thrones S08E06 Queen in the North (Finale Ending)

GOT Season 8, Episode 6 ---- "The Iron Throne"
Queen in the North (Finale Ending)

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Finale ending
Sansa takes on the mantle of Queen in the North at Winterfell.
Arya stands looking contented on the bow of her own ship which flies the Stark banner; she sails forth towards unknown lands and an uncertain fate.
Jon Snow and Tormund lead the wildlings outside of Castle Black.
CREDITS:
HBO
Cast: Kit Harington as Jon Snow, Sophie Turner as Sansa Stark,
Maisie Williams as Arya Stark
Written by: David Benioff & D. B. Weiss
Series creators and executive producers: David Benioff and D. B. Weiss
Director: David Benioff and D. B. Weiss

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[rhinocogaming]

Sansa: queen in the north
Jon: king beyond the wall
Bran: king of the six kingdoms
Arya: in multiversus fighting superman and shaggy

[lancelance]

Sansa experienced things arya wouldn't have survived.
Arya experienced things sansa wouldn't have survived.
Jon experienced things both arya and sansa wouldn't have survived.
Bran experienced things all of his three siblings wouldn't have survived.

In the end, the stark kids have won the game of thrones.

[MellSayzHi]

Despite some poor writing choices. As someone who wasn't a fan of Sansa initially, I cried seeing her with her crown. She survived the Lannisters, she survived the Bolton's, she survived the White Walkers, she was seen for so long as weak but she outlived all her naysayers. Olenna would be proud.

[tylerwade]

Sansa becoming Queen of the North was one of the few highlights of the finale, it was a fitting end for her character.

[izoriacurtis]

The men giving Sansa her respect makes me cry every time.

[meaganwillcott]

Just like Elizabeth I, There’s a beautiful irony in her being queen, daughter of a disgraced person beheaded due to false allegations, grew in constant danger and abuse, only to end up being one of the greatest rulers the land will ever know. GOT is based on the war of the roses, the last of the Tudor line was queen Elizabeth I. No one expected her to ever rule, much like Sansa. So many Beautiful parallels to history

[LegionIvory]

The thing I love most about Sansa being queen is that even if she does get married, she will never take another man's name, for she will always want to be a Stark.

[StoogesFan]

Ned and Catelyn would be so proud of their children. They, along with Rob and Rickon can now truly rest in peace.

[isadoraguilherme]

I love that, in the end, Sansa ended up being a queen, just like she always dreamed of

[KaitoKiara]

Sansa always wanted to be a queen but never the responsibility of ruling only the fun part: the handsome husband, the title, babys and wealth.
Her experience, her suffering and her journey made her realise, what was important and I tnink, she finally understood everything her parents taught her.

[jonathanfitzharris]

People commented that Sansa became queen after wanting to be the Queen but nothing is how she expects. I see it more than Sansa at the start was the least Stark of the family, then became the most Stark, ruling the north and fighting/achieving it's freedom

[nilocblue]

I like many despised season 8, but I don't mind that Sansa became Queen of the North. If you consider the fact that she lived among the most powerful for years, including military commanders, spies, council meetings, etc., she was fit and trained to rule. She suffered greatly at the hands of so many and became resilient. Imagine, a young and powerful queen with a lot of experience for her age, and old fashioned wisdom, with a sense of honour as well.

[seanmurray]

I hate this season but sansa had the best ending by far

[babin]

I didn't really like the last episode but I like the ending for the Starks

[rebboy]

In the end. The starks rule the realm. Ned is smiling from the great beyond

[DoggosintheHouse]

In the end, the little bird Sansa turned out to be the hardest, most loyal Northerner of House Stark. She did what was necessary, but she never wavered from her determination that the North be independent. Arya was only interested in revenge. Jon Snow was only interested in the Night King. Bran was horribly written.

Sansa suffered more than all of them, and in the end was tougher than all of them.

[mehlev]

I know Im in the minority but I LOVED this ending. Every surviving kid got exactly what suited them. Bran taking the role no one really wanted; Sansa queen of her people; Arya, the lone wolf, exploring the world under the Stark banner; Jon, with his adopted people and ruling as King of the Wildlings. (If you think about it, Bran gave him a gift in his banishment - Jon never fit in south of the wall.) The Starks dominate the entire map. ❤🎉

[godemperorofmankind.]

All Hail Her Grace Sansa of the Houses Stark and Tully, First of her Name, Shield of White Harbor, The Red Wolf, the Unknelt, The Guardian of the Wolfswood, Lady of Winterfell, Queen in the North, and Protector of the North

[morbidlyobeserobocop]

Her character development was amazing. From one of the most hated to one of the most loved.

[ATM-dugx]

Basically House Stark won the Game of Thrones. Impressive considering how badly things were going for them in the first few seasons