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The Queen is angered when she finds out that Sansa was placed in a room with Jeyne Poole, and orders Ser Boros to bring Jeyne to a place [[Petyr Baelish|Littlefinger]] designates as safe. Even Sansa is not blind enough to realize from this conversation that [[Vayon Poole]] is dead. The Queen tells Sansa that she and [[Joffrey Baratheon|Joffrey]] love her, but then informs her that [[Eddard Stark|her father]] is a traitor. Sansa denies it, but eventually relents and agrees to write letters to her brothers, [[Catelyn Tully|mother]], [[Lysa Arryn|aunt]] and [[Hoster Tully|grandfather]] that the Queen dictates. The letters are to substantiate Ned’s guilt and to order the recipients come to [[King's Landing]] to bend the knee before Joffrey. We learn that Sansa had gone to the Queen several days before to tell her that her father intended to send her back home. Sansa writes the letters, and the Queen reaffirms that Sansa will marry Joffrey. | The Queen is angered when she finds out that Sansa was placed in a room with Jeyne Poole, and orders Ser Boros to bring Jeyne to a place [[Petyr Baelish|Littlefinger]] designates as safe. Even Sansa is not blind enough to realize from this conversation that [[Vayon Poole]] is dead. The Queen tells Sansa that she and [[Joffrey Baratheon|Joffrey]] love her, but then informs her that [[Eddard Stark|her father]] is a traitor. Sansa denies it, but eventually relents and agrees to write letters to her brothers, [[Catelyn Tully|mother]], [[Lysa Arryn|aunt]] and [[Hoster Tully|grandfather]] that the Queen dictates. The letters are to substantiate Ned’s guilt and to order the recipients come to [[King's Landing]] to bend the knee before Joffrey. We learn that Sansa had gone to the Queen several days before to tell her that her father intended to send her back home. Sansa writes the letters, and the Queen reaffirms that Sansa will marry Joffrey. | ||
==References and Notes== | ==References and Notes== | ||
* The synopsis was copied from AOL member vbkorik27 previously at [http://web.archive.org/web/20080228051425/members.aol.com/vbkorik27/summary/legend.html]. | |||
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[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Game of Thrones: Chapter 51]] | [[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters|A Game of Thrones: Chapter 51]] | ||
[[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Sansa Stark]] | [[Category: A Song of Ice And Fire chapters--POV Sansa Stark]] | ||
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Synopsis
Sansa is locked within a room with Jeyne Poole who is crying hysterically. They hear bells tolling from the Great Sept of Baelor proclaiming the King’s death. Ser Boros Blount came for her on the third day and brought her before the Queen and Small Council.
The Queen is angered when she finds out that Sansa was placed in a room with Jeyne Poole, and orders Ser Boros to bring Jeyne to a place Littlefinger designates as safe. Even Sansa is not blind enough to realize from this conversation that Vayon Poole is dead. The Queen tells Sansa that she and Joffrey love her, but then informs her that her father is a traitor. Sansa denies it, but eventually relents and agrees to write letters to her brothers, mother, aunt and grandfather that the Queen dictates. The letters are to substantiate Ned’s guilt and to order the recipients come to King's Landing to bend the knee before Joffrey. We learn that Sansa had gone to the Queen several days before to tell her that her father intended to send her back home. Sansa writes the letters, and the Queen reaffirms that Sansa will marry Joffrey.
References and Notes
- The synopsis was copied from AOL member vbkorik27 previously at [1].