This article contains spoilers for "Game of Thrones".

It is difficult to believe that six years have passed since the controversial series of HBO's "Game of Thrones" final. The series, based on George's fantastic novels RD Martin, "Song of Ice and Fire", was widely recognized during the initial running, with its rich, dynamic and unforgettable characters that brought the Kingdom of Westeros to such a vibrant life, as well as some of the picturesque life, as well as some of the picturesque. television or film. Although the infamous last season remains the subject of much overview by critics and fans, nothing will take away the moments of the true top storytelling of stories during the exhibition during the most important sides of the series.

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The number of casualties during the story has risen "Game of Thrones" to become one of the defined phenomena of pop culture since the 2010s. Season 1 celebrates Lorddard "Ned" Stark (John Bean), which shocked many viewers as Ned is a de facto protagonist until his execution in the penultimate episode of the first season, Baeller. Probably, the most famous sequence of bloodshed in the series comes in the form of the penultimate episode of Season 3, "Rain of Castamere", Where the notorious "red wedding" appears, Killing important characters, including Rob Stark (Richard Madden), Talisa Stark (Oona Chaplin) and Ketin Stark (Michelle Ferley). Martin is known for his wealth of character development in his stories, making the deaths of certain characters truly sting.

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While Winterfell's House Stark is particularly subjected to some of the biggest tragedies in the series, Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner), Aria Stark (Macy Williams), Bran Stark (Isaac Hemsted Wright), and Jonon Snow (Keith Harrington). While some may assume that each of their respective actors/actresses was pleased to do it all over a series of alive, one of them really wanted to see their character dying.

Several characters have endured just as trauma as Sansa. The oldest daughter of Lord Ned and Lady Ketin, Sansa has become loved by viewers for her elasticity through some of the darkest stories and experiences of the whole series. Sansa was the subject of the worst abuses that can be imagined by her partners. Whether it is an offofers of Sanatheon (Glason) or Ramzi Bolton (Ivan Reon), the abuse of Sansa felt too real for many viewers, making the appropriate arrivals for both offofers and some of the most satisfying deaths in the whole series.

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Although Sansa's bow ends with one of the few satisfactory notes in the finals of the Game of Thrones series, Sophie Turner hoped to get a different end. In particular, she wanted Sansa to experience her epic death, given the precedent set in the series of definitive and unforgettable demolitions. Talking to Wsj In 2016, before the premiere of Season 6, she expressed hope when he saw Sansa's death:

"If you're at Game of Thrones and you don't have a cool scene of death, then what's the point?"

During that time, Game of Thrones already had his "red wedding", Tyrion Lanister (Peter Dinklage) performed Patriririr against his father, Tivin Lanister (Charles Dance), and the King Offfrey demanded the poison during his wedding. Since Turner's interview took place before Season 6 was broadcast, fans were only a few weeks away from the witnesses at some of the highest heights of the series. A one-two blow from the last two episodes, "Battle of Biners" and "Winds of Winter" is a beautiful exhibition of revenge and narrative catharsis for Stark House, given that Sansa leaves Ramzi on her dogs And Aria gets the ultimate revenge, Killing the sons of Volder Frey (David Bradley), bake them in meat pie and fed it to that gruesome patriarch. After unmasking the masking of her servant, she reveals her true identity of the pathetic Lord Frey and cut her throat.

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Every possible discussion and debate about the unsatisfactory nature of the last season of "Game of Thrones". To refrain from the many discoveries of discovery, such as a wave, the broken riseing of the king of six kingdoms, or a sharp fall of the grace of Danieris Targaryen (Emilia Clark), would beat a dead horse. However, many critics and fans were pleased with where she carries Sansa's bow. By the end of the series, Sansa is a crowned queen of the north and declares the independence of the north of Westeros.

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With the crowning of Sansa as the Queen of the North and Giving gives the authority to establish independence for her kingdom, the Gives show gives one of the few filled arches of character that tells a full story of her coming and her maturation as a young woman. Sansa remains committed to House Stark's legacy and she tries to protect her people in a way that she thinks is the safest for their prosperity.

"Game of Thrones" and his predictor, "House of the Dragon", are available to be transferred to HBO Max.