George RR Martin on Littlefinger

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A Song of Ice and Fire/Game of Thrones Author George R. R. Martin Interview on LittleFinger's Ambition, his relationship with Sansa, and Sansa's Transformation

[@saturn580]

One of the most galling aspects of Littlefinger's death is that D&D were clearly setting up Sansa to outplay him in a sort of student surpassing the master situation. It was clumsy and rushed, but it was there. Then they just said "f**k it" and had the Bran 9000 reveal Littlefinger's entire plot to Sansa, robbing her of the victory.

[@MrCompassionate01]

What an amazing play by Sansa "Trust me everybody my crippled little brother has become omniscient therefore I can execute any lords I want with impunity and no tangible evidence, even if those lords have several thousand soldiers in the vicinity loyal to him. Good thing the young lord in the veil is gonna dissapear off the face of the earth and never complain that we murdered his beloved uncle"

[@MrCompassionate01]

@John R Thing is George understands how feudal society works and how an ambitious individual might manipulate it. He understands that "lordship" is based on perception and if those perceptions were ever to be broken, for example if somebody could just murder a lord and claim their place without cause, it would spell disaster for any landed nobles because any bastard with a sword could claim power. This is why the "Game" as a concept exists in the setting. D&D don't understand this so by seasons 8 onward people just murder lords willy nilly and get rewarded for it. Sansa murders Littlefinger in cold blood in front of many witnesses with no just cause, in fact Littlefinger *just* got done rallying forces to help her win the defining battle of her political career. Imagine the rumors! "Did you hear the Stark girl had Peytr Baylish executed even though he just helped her win a war? How ungrateful!" "Why did she do it?" "She said her father was innocent of treason and conspiracy, the evidence for which was supernatural made up mumbojumbo and that lord Baylish framed him" "Sounds like she was just trying to rewrite history so her father and the bloodline had no traitors and murder a political rivat at the same time" "What an evil wench!" (sorry for the rant)

[@TemariNaraannaschatz]

At the end of season 6 when LF told Sansa he wants to be on the Iron Throne with her by his side (which I am very certain is not his goal in the books, at least not being the idiot who has to sit on the throne) and then at Jons corronation when LF gave that look and Sansa face when to: "oh shit, he'll have to get rid of Jon for that" i was so excited for season 7. Sansa would have to figure out a way to get rid of him, without him noticing and while holding him back for plotting against Jon. And then season 7 happend.

[@TemariNaraannaschatz]

@Kyel ! HBO offered them time and money for even more seasons and episodes.So no it was not that they ran out of time.

[@dr3dg352]

@@MrCompassionate01 The Alayne chapters are what I'm most excited for in TWoW! This is the main story thread that's making me keep the faith that we'll actually get the book.

[@hannesproductions4302]

Littlefinger will only stop when he is Lord of Baltimore

[@Holdengrahms]

A goal so strong it transcends shows.

[@rb3706]

King of Maryland

[@Beatsbooksandbits]

This is gold

[@soundshape6496]

Chaos is a corner

[@obey_forever_mae]

i feel dumb for saying this but i dont get it 🥲

[@mockingbird6857]

Season 8 was so awful that people still angry about this year later

[@kyleisbart197]

I’ll be angry about it 20 years later

[@mockingbird6857]

@@kyleisbart197 yeah, the same

[@DianaLGonsalves]

Not angry. I loved season8

[@poisonsquid37]

@@DianaLGonsalves I think it may be because you're stupid but I could be wrong.

[@maninform3523]

mockingbird don’t worry hotd is coming

[@marcopederzoli4939]

I am 10000% sure Martin won't kill Little Finger in the ridicolous way he died on the tv show

[@eddarby469]

My solution would require a major rewrite because it would be Tyrion discovering who framed him for Bran's death. This would be a significant portion of Tyrion's story for several seasons leading up to the conclusion. A body is tied up, sitting, and covered, in the middle of a well kept cell under Winterfell. You hear someone in conversation descending a spiral stone staircase. You recognize the voice is Tyrion's, and he is saying something like, "and it took me a long time to sort out how it happened and who set the events in motion." As he rounds the turn, Ayria is following Tyrion. Tyrion continues, "But I figured out who framed me for the attempt on your brother's life, and I thought you should be the first, well I'm hoping the only other person, to know." Tyrion uncovers the person tied up in the chair. "I've also been told you have new ... special ... skills. And I really believe there is no one I could think of to take it from here better qualified, better motivated, than you." Ayria stares at Littlefinger who is blinking and focusing his eyes to see who is there with Tyrion. He dips his head down to reduce the light into his eyes as he blinks furiously. Who knows how long its been since he saw this much torchlight. "But I want you to remember the whole story. This all began after our friend here", Tyrion continues as he motions for Ayria to stand behind Littlefinger, "conspired to kill John Arron, the Hand of the King." "And after that, the king ... asked ... his best friend, Lord Eddard Stark, a man even my father respected for his honor, to serve as the new Hand of the King." "And this also led to the King commanding that his ... son ... should marry Lord Eddard's young innocent daughter, Sansa. Well we know how that turned out. But you can ask her, and she'll tell you, I always treated her well during our short courtship and marriage." Aryia has been staring at the back of Littlefinger's head and he has been struggling to see who Tyrion's been talking to. He twists his head and begins to say, "I can explain..." but Tyrion strikes him with the butt of the torch he's carrying saying, "Don't interrupt. Now where was I? Oh, yes, the reason I'm here; the reason you're here; the reason he's here. You see, it was during that visit, and your brother's accident, that he saw an opportunity to have your brother killed and me framed for the murder." At the mention of "Your brother", Littlefinger snaps his head forward and looks at Tyrion with alarm and real terror. He starts to speak again, and Tyrion smacks the side of his head with the shaft of the torch saying, "Shut up, this is an interesting story and I'm going to tell it." Tyrion continues with all the crimes of Littlefinger, including selling Sansa to Lord Bolton for his adopted son to have, knowing the boy was mentally ill; his manipulation of Sansa, marrying her aunt Lysa and subsequent murder, so he could have the castle and land, his return to manipulate Sansa after young Lord Bolton was narrowly defeated in battle with her brother, and the murder of her youngest brother ... "So I will leave you now" as he reaches to light another torch in a sconce on the wall, "and tell you nobody knows he is here other than the three of us. Nobody knows where he is as a matter of fact. He was abducted on the road and delivered to me by my good and well paid friend, Lord Bron. Bron doesn't know where I took him after that. And I trust that after you've ... talked ... no one will ever know how he died, where he died or when he died. Can I trust you in that, Ayria?" And Ayria steps in front of Littlefinger looking at him and not Tyrion. Without looking away she says, "Yes, you can trust me to do that." As Tyrion turns to leave, he begins to cry and scream out that he wants to explain, but Ayria draws a thin dagger, the one used on the attempt against Bran, and says "No one can hear you down here so stop screaming or I'll make this take even longer." And Ayria smiles a little looking at his terror filled eyes. She calls to Tyrion, "Thank you for the dagger, Lord Tyrion. I'll make good use of it." Tyrion has disappeared already but calls back, "You're welcome. See you at breakfast." And a heavy door creaks on hinges and slams shut.

There was nothing stupid about his death. Quit talking about yourself.

[@danny_decheeto8300]

Little finger, Tyrion, and Varys For me these are the characters that made Game of Thrones what it is.

[@FirstOfTheMagi]

They were the 3 best at actually playing the "game of thrones" and all had this interesting skepticism of each other because they knew how dangerous they all were

[@owenleal]

@@FirstOfTheMagi imagine if they played together. They could have played everyone and split Westeros between themselves.

[@donovan4222]

@@FirstOfTheMagiI would argue Tywin was the best player in the game and you could throw the old tyrell lady in there to

[@FirstOfTheMagi]

@@donovan4222 Both also excellent choices. Tywin in particular really "won" the GoT when he essentially ruled for Aerys II and then maneuvered his progeny onto the Iron Throne itself

[@ivenorea]

I love Littlefinger hes such a great character 😍

[@Juel92]

Littlefinger was my bet for winner up until he got stuck in Winterfell. It's really a shame what the show did to the character.

[@sabrinakrisb4672]

George puts so much depth and careful thought into every single one of his characters! Cant wait to see what will happen to the Litterfinger and Sansa plot in TWOW

[@ashleyofnaath]

My other thought on this...Littlefinger and Sansa deserved a proper resolution to their arc. Imagine if the show had wrote Sansa to actually outsmart LF by using her wits and the skills LF taught her, as opposed to relying on her omnipotent brother to do so. Not only that, imagine if the show had LF try to pit Sansa against Jon, who had everything to give, as opposed to pitting her against Arya, who had nothing to give and thus couldn't further LF's power. I thought the show implied that's what would happen with that lingering stare between LF and Sansa after Jon was proclaimed king, and after LF emphasized to Sansa that Jon was only her half-brother during their secret meeting in Mole's Town several episodes before. I guess D&D kinda forgot. Of course Sansa, familiar w/how LF operates, would know straight away that he would try to set her against her brother so she doesn't take the bait and instead enacts a scheme of her own as a counter, which of course would be to let LF think she would betray Jon and steal his throne. Further, Sansa potentially betraying Jon would've naturally created the conflict with Arya because of Arya's unwavering love for/ loyalty to Jon. But surprise, because Arya's been trained to detect lies you could reveal at the end that Arya knew Sansa was deceiving Littlefinger the whole time and played along because she now trusts and respects her sister since Sansa would've actually earned the respect. But hey, that's just a disgruntled fan's perspective.

[@sydnitheromantictaylor112]

This perspective would've been perfect and more true to GOT than the trash D and D came up with.

[@ashleyofnaath]

@@sydnitheromantictaylor112 Thanks. Even though I despise Sansa, I think there's so much more the show could've done with the character that would've made her respectable, or a "love to hate" type. Similar to how Cersei is viewed. I might make a video about it. I've got 3 or 4 others ready to go though, so it's just a matter of which I want to release first for my comeback lol.

[@ashleyofnaath]

@Matthew Tan If you could tell me how you really feel...😂

[@sabrinakrisb4672]

This makes so much more sense!!!

[@sputnikthirteen2804]

sansa asking bran for help is a deleted scene it’s not canon

[@casacara]

It’s interesting how in the books littlefinger is hiding his nature much more effectively than in the show.

[@canadian__ninja]

TV tends to be less subtle, or less nuanced. And it helps that we see everything, or at least more than other individual characters do.

[@jaimelannister1797]

Yeah show littlefinger was poorly adapted from season 1. No one trusted him in the show, yet still let him gain all this power

[@Hirnlego999]

Yes, because otherwise people can't figure out that he's a dangerous manipulative being. Apparently.

[@eddarby469]

Littlefinger can hide his nature in the books because the author can tell you about his nature "off camera." But in the show you have to see it on camera, unless the show reveals it in letters he's writing, which doesn't make the best use of screen time.

[@owenleal]

@@jaimelannister1797 it was a little different because in the show, they trusted him because their arrogance and elitism told him that he was a slimy but harmless peon. He was just the shady dude that ran some brothels and might stab you in the back for a pouch of silver. not really a big threat, but just connected enough that you can keep him around to do the odd job. But under that mask hid something far more dangerous and ambitious. Its like, imagine some online cryptobro who likes to run the odd rug pull is actually pulling strings at the federal reserve and is manouvring resources you didnt even know he had so that he can take over the government and rule America from the shadows. Unimagineable, right? Thats basically show Littlefinger.

[@DDLLDDLLDDLL]

He may’ve not been a character I favored but in my opinion, this man was hands down the smartest man in the show next to Varys! Props to Aiden Gillen 👍🏾

[@sydnitheromantictaylor112]

I love Petyr Baelish. Hate how he was butchered.

[@OneWanAndHisDog]

Why? It was great. Poetic justice...

[@wizardsummoner9124]

Littlefinger was butchered in Season 1. In the books he is a charming manipulator, in the show nobody trusts him. He can't be a manipulator if noone trusts him.

[@balabanasireti]

@@OneWanAndHisDog No.

[@wizardsummoner9124]

@Kyel ! So much power? He was appointed as Master of Coin and given Harrenhal by Tyrion. That in twenty years. That's not a short time. In the books he is charismatic and has lots of friends because he is a good manipulator, in the show he is not charismatic, doesn't have any friends and everyone mistrusts him while saying he is a manipulator while manipulating noone because noone trusts him. That's the definiton of being butchered.

[@donkovi6303]

@@wizardsummoner9124 Although I like both Littlefingers, you are right. The movie Littlefinger is much less viable than the book Littlefinger. I like him, but his style is just too much of a creep to be a successful manipulator. Just imagine someone approaching you, and the first thing that the person says is a strange semi-self-revealing sentence said in a quiet tone that raises suspicion. This is the show Littlefinger. Even the style how he speaks reveals him. He is just too transparent. The book Littlefinger is better because he is realistically made. He is a great manipulator because everybody likes him. He is charming, funny, always very helpful for everyone. Nobody would ever suspect him of anything until he puts a dagger on someone's neck. He is just a fine guy to be with, to talk to. That is the main difference between the show Littlefinger and the book one.

[@subroy7123]

"She' not a warrior like Robb or Jon Snow, she's not even a wild child like Arya, she can't fight with swords, axes, she can't raise armies, but she has her wits, same as LF has." This is why Sansa is my favorite in the books alongside Dany.

[@Mihayan1]

she still hasn"t done anything useful in the books and also she basically killed Ned by revealing his plans to Cersei. yes she eas a kid but she is a kid that betrayed her entire family

[@sabrinakrisb4672]

@@Mihayan1 So one teenage girl is responsible for the breakdown of her entire House, the death of the father, and the entire kingdom now in chaos? Are you conscious at all of how ridiculously simplistic you sound? Why are you desperate for one simple, easy, storybook villain in such complex books? Its incredibly childish to think that way.

[@TemariNaraannaschatz]

@@Mihayan1 Also Ned told Cersei himself about his plans. He literally went up to Cersei and told her that she needed to leave because he'd tell Robert about her children. And it's not like that put he whole Stark household in danger, including his own daughter. Cat started a war going after Bran, Robb mad such bad diplomatic choices it left the Riverlands, his mothers and uncles home burned down and let to his and his mothers death, Bran or Rickon could have went to Jon to clear things up, which could have let to Roose Bolton being discovered. They all made mistaked that put their family in horrible positions and danger, that's what makes an consistend character arc and an interesting story.

[@yashikazmi]

@@Mihayan1 she's learning which the show kinda forgot show Sansa is a lot more stupid

[@pushista9322]

@@Mihayan1 Before 11-y.o. Sansa betrayed 40-y.o. Ned, he had already betrayed her twice. First, he agreed to marry her into a family of killers, since, as far as he knew, the Lannisters killed his paternal figure Jon Arryn. Second, he killed her direwolf on behalf of her new family AND proceeded with her betrothal after that. He gave zero f-s about her interests, and the 11-y.o. girl realized she had to fend for herself now.

[@ashleyofnaath]

"...he thrives in chaos, because in chaos there's opportunity for advancement. So he creates chaos..." Like the Riot of King's Landing, which he staged as an attempt to extract Sansa and secure the Lannister ward he was promised and subsequently denied, perhaps?

[@mohammadripan337]

Even for real life events, I agree with him. Chaos is a ladder. Just imagine there's world hunger and foods are more relevant then gold. You can use this opportunity to sell foods (since littlefinger is the one who made chaos, of course he also knows what opportunity he will get and prepare for it). After world hunger ends, you might end up the richest man in the world. I think that's how littlefinger scheme works in real life.

[@ashleyofnaath]

@@mohammadripan337 Agreed.

[@Awesomebaconman123]

There's a theory that it was actually Varys who threw the mud at Joffery.

[@ashleyofnaath]

@@Awesomebaconman123 I hadn't heard that, though I could absolutely see it being true. I'll look into it! I was thinking LF because we're specifically told that the instant things popped off, Sansa's escort (Mandon Moore) abandoned her to protect Joffrey, then a man starts to pull Sansa from her horse and would've taken her had The Hound not intervened by cutting his arm off and killing him. Now, Ser Mandon was brought to court from the Vale and appointed to the Kingsguard despite the fact that Jon Arryn didn't care for him. This implies that Lysa probably pushed for that move, and if Lysa advocated for it we can assume Littlefinger actually wanted it. On her own, Lysa wouldn't have a vested interest in the makeup of the Kingsguard, but Littlefinger would. Using Lysa to install one of his agents in the Kingsguard is consistent with his character. So, do I think LF gave Ser Mandon orders to leave Sansa once the riot began so another of his agents was free to take her? Yes I do. Do I think LF has the same motivation to take Tyrek as Varys does- meaning acquire one of Robert's squires who would have knowledge of all of Robert's movements in his final days- yes I do. Aside from the fact that Tyrion snookered Littlefinger w/the Myrcella-Robert Arryn betrothal.

[@shannond7437]

LF is the catalyst to our current story and likely to Robert’s Rebellion. The rebellion would have happened eventually, but he is likely the one who told Brandon about Lyanna.

[@jasonb290]

It's not possible for the TV show version of Sansa to trick Littefinger the moment she does it for two main reasons : 1) She CAN'T have learned so fast 2) He is NOT so blinded by his affection for her that he will let his guard down in any way

[@TemariNaraannaschatz]

Well that#s what happens if you throw away your book storyline of her learning from him to show her getting raped by Ramsay, because they wanted the actors to play together. Hell if they wanted that they could have made the Alayne storyline take place while LF and her visit the North for diplomacy or something, then it would have at least made some sense.

[@rhaenyralikesyoutube6289]

She's also not as smart. She's not a complete imbecile, but she's not smart enough to think ten steps ahead.

[@sportsnewz5608]

Littlefinger is the player in the Shadow. He's definitely playing the game of thrones. He's moving the pieces around, he's manipulating events. He thrives on Chaos because on Chaos there's opportunity for advancement. so he creates Chaos while pretending or feigning to be everybody's friend

[@jimmybaker4821]

Dumb and dumber ruined Little finger

[@dekarmeryalmar8774]

Not only little finger The entire show

[@zacknichols8013]

Who are dumb and dumber in this situation? I'm unfamiliar with the later seasons. Thanks!

[@dekarmeryalmar8774]

@@zacknichols8013 d&d writers of GoT

[@shane1489]

In the end King Bread will rule alone. 👑 🍞

[@admiralackbar7678]

Book LF is indeed a charming friend to seemingly everybody with a dark side, but Show LF is utterly predictable and so disliked by all other characters that you wonder how he got where he is.

[@mohamedelkhachi3873]

When they killed him in the show i thought they decided to that so they can focus more on the long night and the white walkers so i was ok about it and after one episode they said that it was always about the game of thrones not the white walkers and at the same time they killed the best players *varys and baelish* with the stupidest way.. the show was a joke

[@timocruz510]

complete and utter joke. I always thought the ending would disappoint, but not that badly.

[@sydnitheromantictaylor112]

@@timocruz510 the show was a disgrace, the way they treated the characters, the white walkers, and playing the Game of thrones was all weak in the last few seasons. They destroyed just ablut every main character, no one was smart in the end, I can't name one character that I thought was smart. Sansa wasn't smart we're to believe she's smart because they tell us she is. Tyrion and Varys weren't smart because they were outsmarted by Cersei believing she'd send an army North. Just everyone had no common sense it was just awful.

[@mohamedelkhachi3873]

They rewrite the characters and simplified them that's why they weren't themselves like varys actions in the last season are something pycelle would do in the earlier seasons

[@timocruz510]

@@sydnitheromantictaylor112 It truly was awful. So awful it will transcend decades and people will still talk trash about it. Good work D&D, you got ur "motherfucking" wight Polar Bear. Are you happy??? Those hacks should have realized "wow maybe we don't know this story well at all, maybe we should hire more writers that actually have a clear plan to end this thing" but no... they shortened the seasons an made it all about spectacle cuz they are HACKS.

[@sydnitheromantictaylor112]

@@timocruz510 yes!!! I hate what Dan and Dave did. I truly hope now that they destroyed their careers because they don't deserve to get something else big because they'll just destroy that franchise.

[@IndyCrewInNYC]

In the real world, someone like Littlefinger would've won it all. Leave it to two hacks who can't write to completely neuter him and give him a humiliating death scene.

[@absm2448]

A modern-day version of his character is Frank Underwood in House of Cards

[@turtleanton6539]

Agreed

[@ankymrn]

Yes, yes, and yes. Thank you for saying that. I really wanted my mockingbird on the iron throne, he's really earned it... oh well... I guess we still have fan fiction to retreat to.

[@onlygems9464]

How much thought has gone into creating these characters...!!!

[@QueenDaenerysTargaryen]

Petyr Baelish started The War of Five Kings. And then poisoned the next king.

[@ClosedEyeVisualisations]

At the end of the day im done hating on season 8, the books still exist and are vastly different, last 2 books still havent been written, so im actually excited. The show was gold till season 8 and ive heard the books are still gold, so im going to read them, nothing lost.

[@Brumbasse22]

I wonder how long it'll be. I imagine George R R Martin must be having a tough time, possibly depression, working through the mess that D&D created of his characters and story. People act so entitled, demanding he put his butt in the seat and writewritewrite til the Winds of Winter is finished, not realizing the mental strength (and strain) it takes to craft such superb writing.

[@hiswayservicesblog9288]

I agree. The show is done. But the books aren't. And they are George's books. He may write the playout of events much differently from the show. I can't wait to find out. But at the same time, it's Georg'e universe we're talking about, so my excitement is mingled with dread...if you get my meaning?

[@lebarondeminuit3580]

They've butchred my little boy

[@jawadaziz5139]

Littlefinger has almost everybody up until this moment

[@kkandsims4612]

Dam I was hoping he would talk about his obsession for cat

[@owenleal]

Sansa's entire arc is literally A Series of Unfortunate Events. She just gets moved about to places that she thinks are gonna be better than the last, but every light at the end of the tunnel just turns out to be a bigger furnace and she finds herself in ever escalating fuckery.

[@sidiksurat1878]

Littlefinger should win the game

[@PittsburghSonido]

He probably will with the north and vale already under his thumb with sansa and harold the heir’s marriage

[@b1laxson]

You know he dies right?

[@PittsburghSonido]

B1 Laxson Harold? Or littfinger?

[@sidiksurat1878]

@@b1laxson not in the books

[@balabanasireti]

No.

[@ariesviolent]

How many different ways can George RR Martin work the phrase "game of thrones" into his answers?

[@rhaenyralikesyoutube6289]

Littlefinger is the perfect cunning Slytherin. 💚🐍💚

[@LeoLady95]

God I Love Petyr Baelish

[@OneoftheCaesars]

When GRRM sees weird, it's a full send.

[@shannond7437]

We have leaders in America who are also trying to use chaos as a ladder.

[@hiswayservicesblog9288]

Littlefinger is the Malcolm Merlyn of Game of Thrones.

[@hurmur9528]

I would love to read the next book. RR Martin is a way better author than the shows writers. I thought the shows writer was rather good when they followed his script somewhat.

[@dharmdevil]

Per chance, did George get inspired by Cao Cao? Chaos is a ladder.

[@danecarrington4326]

We just watch how he create chaos, climb up to the ladder, and then without effort just because of stupidity, he died like some petty shit

[@jamalanderson3891]

I’m going to write a fantasy novel where everyone wears those train conductor hats like the one george wears, and whenever people eat, the juices and the food itself runs down their chin and face, nobody can properly eat

[@GothicXlightning]

am i the ony one who always called him SHITTY-FINGERS?

[@massi6528]

Thing is he kissed Sansa in Vale, not in Winterfell. So, I'm confused now!

[@mtgtinfoilthaumaturge1102]

Sansa is little fingers daughter

[@jerenavarrete982]

My 8 year old brother can write a better story for season 8 like wtf happened its so sad that this show will be remembered by its dissappointing ending

[@kesuya]

For some odd reason, I rewatched season 7 and 8 this week. It was 10x worse than I remembered. The dialogue was pathetic. The story made no sense. The characters were so out of characters it was cringe worthy

[@cass2239]

I feel like he betrayed Ned because he wanted to marry Catelyn (for power and love) and then when Catelyn died his focus shifted to Lysa and Sansa.

[@spookayitsme]

Sansa didn't build the Winterfell Castle at Winterfell... She built it at the Eyire 🏰❄️☝️🤫🖕

[@saivittaljadav4131]

When will the next book be published?

[@TyrellWellickEcorp]

Never

[@jknotrowling7079]

@@TyrellWellickEcorp Dont let the hope die

[@suarik]

Probably some time after it's finished.

[@stevenpena2044]

He told this winter will be published. I don't know dude, I hope he isn't liyng! 🤣

[@kyanchambers260]

This isn't George's channel how would any of us know

[@jediryan9454]

To be honest, most of the characters got so dumb by the end. Not just Littlefinger. What D and D did to the show by the end was a nightmare.

[@onlygems9464]

I am glad that GoT has ended... otherwise I would have been tortured ...and seasons would have been delayed coz of pandemic...

[@lilianapuppo7476]

Assolutamente no una figura che doveva arrivare alla fine .non morire come è morto per mano di Arya e per ordine di Sansa .questa è la mia opinione

[@slicknichobbs6296]

d&d ruined little finger and sansa so much, their story should’ve ended with the student upping the teacher and her being lady of the veil and taking winterfell back from the bolton’s with jon in season 6 the same but with the knights of the veil being there from the beginning

[@benbrennan4953]

Behind Cersei, my favorite ‘evil’ character of GOT. What the show did with his character was pitiful. Him and Varys we’re so watchable in the earlier episodes and they truly did play the game of thrones 🤟🏻

[@deadpoolregeneratedegenera1683]

I was actually okay with how Littlefinger died. However, I felt that it should’ve been saved for the end of the show. He’s manipulating everyone the entire show, and after the Long Night (which should’ve been longer) and winning the Game of Thrones, Littlefinger is still trying to manipulate everyone into thinking he’d be the best leader, which would include trying to drive a wedge between the Stark girls, which leads to the same death.

[@itxongphan9567]

The aboard north scilly warm because glove reassuringly sip notwithstanding a understood step-grandmother. cheerful, normal impulse

[@shs5585]

the ending of every single character.... EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM was disappointing in the show ..... EVERY SINGLE ONE …. they ruined the story from A to Z

[@adb7721]

Littlefinger went braindead in season 7 as a result of shitty writing. Sad.

[@ponethone]

Since season 5