[Has she heard him? Has she, in truth? From the way she has argued with him, then dismissed the subject entirely, and chilled, more like her mother again, he doesn’t think so. That she seems to be striking out at his decision is nothing new; she questions him all the time, though for other reasons than he thinks she may be doing so now.]

I’ve reached Daenerys Targaryen already. That woman from Essos, that’s her. She’s like you — she doesn’t remember as much from home as I do. And she’s like you, pretending to be someone she isn’t so we can all get back there.

[He is not unkind, but his tone is now cooler than it has been.]

Before I left Winterfell, Cersei summoned me to King’s Landing to bend the knee. I don’t mean to go. Part of the alliance I’ve been seeking is against her.

[Does Sansa disagree with that decision, too?]