At this point in the Show and the Books she is not weak at all. In the Show she is showing strength at dinner with the Boltons and with Ramsay's side piece. She is very controlled compared to what she was in seasons past.

I agree that once she was in the room with Ramsay the sex was going to happen. The question was how it was going to happen and how she was going to react. I just didn't understand her suddenly becoming shocked that Ramsay was going to be a psycho. Either she should have been the aggressor in some way showing she was ready or certainly not afraid of him or she should have allowed it to happen and made Ramsay think she was scared and weak but actually she was conning him. The way they handled it essentially threw out 4 seasons of character development and wasn't creative.

I guess I am most irritated by the "Sansa is now Jeyne Poole so it makes sense she was raped" logic.

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Posted by kingbob

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Posted on 5/22/15 at 11:17 am to aggressor

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I just didn't understand her suddenly becoming shocked that Ramsay was going to be a psycho.

Well, he had been very controlled around her leading up to the wedding. What was she supposed to do? Was she supposed to try to kill him at the moment of orgasm Sand Snake style? She couldn't exactly avoid being in that room on her wedding night. He finally showed his crazy and she complied. However, I see that being the galvanizing force that will make her become the strong character we have seen glimpses of her potentially becoming.

I didn't have a problem with the scene.

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