Pumping In Their Veins

Darby Sherrill Even though two girls can be connected by blood, that means nothing when it comes to character, personality traits, and mindsets. In the series, Game of Thrones, we see the Stark family that includes two sisters, Sansa and Arya. Sansa makes the decisions she makes because she is under certain expectations of the throne. In the beginning of the series, Robert Boratheon and Ned Stark arrange the union of their houses between Sansa, and Robert's Son Geoffrey. Because she is to be future married, Sansa has to be a queen to Geoffrey and support him even if he is wrong. These decisions result in consequences to the Starks and their house. If Sansa makes decisions in regards to her house, she would be seen as a traitor, regardless of what Arya or any of her family thinks. Arya’s character is seen as the mischievous type and ultimately is a child at heart. Her decisions throughout the series contradict Sansa because they have two different loyalties, Sansa to Geoffrey, and A...