As "Game of Thrones" enters its final episodes, Sansa Stark remains one of its most dynamic, complex female leads in a show rich with queens. She hasn’t been broken against the rock of her trauma.

Against all odds, Sansa Stark has made it to the final season of Game of Thrones. She started the series as a naive teenager with fairytale princess dreams, and over seven seasons we've seen her ...

Sansa Stark has widely gained the reputation of least favorite Stark child. But, over six seasons we’ve seen her grow from stuck-up wannabe princess to master manipulator and daring escapee (who ...

Sansa Stark has been able to thrive, to govern, to strategize, and to make decisions independent of men’s counsel in spite of her history of abuse, not because of it.

Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) is returning to Winterfell, this time as the bride-to-be of the vicious cretin Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rheon), a cruel man with a penchant for flaying his victims.

Sansa finds him guilty of a number of crimes, leaving Arya to cut his throat. It’s the perfect moment for both of the Stark women to show their strengths.

All hail Sansa Stark, First of her Name, Winner of the Battle of the Bastards, Settler of Scores, Fashion Icon, Queen in the North, and Deliverer of Hard Truths. No one was spared from the Sansa ...

Sansa Stark's hairstyle at the end of Game of Thrones' final episode may seem simple, but it speaks volumes Maria Pasquini is the senior news editor for the human interest vertical at PEOPLE. She ...

What’s coming for Sansa Stark is unrelenting death. The Night King’s army of the undead will stop at nothing to brutalize everything in its path, and Sansa is not a fighter.

Sansa Stark went through one of the more remarkable transformations on “Game of Thrones,” and actress Sophie Turner changed along with her. “I started when I was 13 and Sansa was 11, I think.

Sansa Stark’s leather armor ensemble, a fitted dress of leather straps worn with her signature circular “needle” necklace, was practically a character itself.