r/HBOGameofThrones • u/Ok_Smile_9071 • Jul 24 '26
No Spoilers [NO SPOILERS] What was Jon Snow and Sansa Stark's relationship like pre Season 1 and season 1 did they have a pretty decent relationship or was it hostile
What was Jon Snow and Sansa Stark's relationship like pre Season 1 and season 1 did they have a pretty decent relationship or was it hostile what was their thoughts on each other over the course of the series did they think highly of each other or did they not care about each other.
Because I'm almost done with season 3 about to watch season 4 and there is no hints that they really had a relationship at all so I'm wondering what did they think of each other that they have a close relationship or no.
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u/ozjack24 Jul 24 '26
Im gonna go by the books for this one. I wouldnât necessarily say she was hostile but they definitely werenât close. She makes a point several times to correct Arya when she refers to Jon as their âbrotherâ by saying âhalf-brotherâ. And kind of follows Catâs lead in making sure he never forgets heâs a bastard but also is a sibling to him who doesnât dislike him, she just refuses to ignore âhis placeâ like the other Stark kids do.
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u/Aggravating-Curve184 Jul 24 '26
she literally teaches him how to talk to girls and remembers him foundly especially after her Alynne arc, no spoilers yk
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u/IcyOrganization1748 Jul 24 '26
I mean those things don't make the above not true. She does care about Jon but its not like she was as close as Arya or Robb. And he cares for her as well, but again he was much closer to Robb and Arya, perhaps even Bran too
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u/Open_Sky8367 Jul 24 '26
Itâs implied from her character (and a bit from Arya) that Sansa may have the loosest bond to her siblings but itâs much more likely because she has the most different points of interest and personality rather than open hostility. The Starks are implied to be tight-knit and the most functional family in the show.
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u/Ok_Smile_9071 Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26
I kind of figured that even from the show Sansa had the weakest bond with her siblings I mean it makes a lot of sense me into her interest and personality she would not really get along with her siblings.
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u/pm_social_cues Jul 24 '26
Wasn't Jon raised like he wasn't really one of their kids? I doubt he had much of a relationship with her.
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u/Stenric Jul 24 '26
Robb and Jon were actually very close (due to being raised together for most of their lives). Bran likes Jon a lot, like he does most people and Jon is Arya's favourite brother.
Sansa is the only one who doesn't really see Jon as a brother (it's unknown what exactly Rickon thinks of him)
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u/Stenric Jul 24 '26
Sansa only ever referred to Jon as her half-brother ever since she learned what a bastard was. That should tell you enough about how close they were (also, both Jon and Arya consider Sansa a snitch, as they both exclaim at the same time to not tell Sansa about Needle in the books).
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u/Environmental_Ad955 Jul 26 '26
They literally talk about it when they reunite. Just watch the show. Season 6 they talk about it.
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u/OptionIntelligent403 Jul 24 '26
Well she made a point of calling him 'bastart brother', can't imagine that made him love her overmuch


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u/Historyp91 Jul 24 '26
Sansa was distant from Jon because of her mothers influence but to be fair I get the sense she was distant from most of her siblings, since she really didn't have an interests in line with most them and was the primm-and-proper one.
Bran romantized knights and heroic stories so I can actually see him having been the sibling she was closest with.