No, rewatch the episodes following BOTB. Jon wants to give Winterfell to Sansa, and she declined that. That was settled before they spoke to the other houses. She's out there openly supporting Jon as the leader, not standing and claiming it should be hers. She advises him and questions the wisdom of his moves at times, but she isn't invoking the "I'm the Stark and you MUST follow my commands" card.

I think her saying what she did to Bran, was basically her realizing that Bran DOES have a legit claim (if he were to push it), and they just pieced together an alliance under Jon... "oh shite, Bran could wreck everything if he wants". Bran and she will have to acknowledge to the others that he declines his right to Winterfell, to remain united under Jon. Otherwise, Jon can be viewed as a usurper.

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Posted by Saskwatch

Member since Feb 2016

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Posted on 8/2/17 at 10:00 am to Scoob

Im a little late in reading all the pages...

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he also likely thinks they're going to get active gold mines. gold wins wars

Tyrion would know that Casterly Rock was dry because he was Master of Coin at one time. He saw that LF was just burning the books.

When Bran says that Sansa looked pretty on her wedding night ---- What if he meant the night she wed Tyrion?

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Posted by King George

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Posted on 8/2/17 at 10:00 am to Scoob

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Jon wants to give Winterfell to Sansa, and she declined that. That was settled before they spoke to the other houses. She's out there openly supporting Jon as the leader, not standing and claiming it should be hers. She advises him and questions the wisdom of his moves at times, but she isn't invoking the "I'm the Stark and you MUST follow my commands" card.

That's how I remember it.

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