What did Geoffrey do to Sansa?

Joffrey punishes Sansa for Robb Stark’s latest victory by humiliating her in the throne room. “Killing you would send your brother a message, but my mother insists on keeping you alive,” he says, crossbow trained on the poor girl. He orders Ser Meryn to beat Sansa, but instructs: “Leave her face.

Why did Sansa stay loyal to Joffrey?

Sansa is just playing the role of Joffrey’s dutiful future Queen to avoid even worse abuse. She hates Joffrey at this point and would love to see him dead. She even nearly pushed him to his death even if it meant her own but The Hound stopped her.

What did Joffrey do to Sansa in Episode 2?

Yes, by episode two, we already knew what a little sh*t Joffrey truly was. And then, we all had to put up with him until season four. In this episode, Joffrey walks with Sansa and gets her to drink some wine, like he’s a frat boy trying to booze up some girl. (Cool move, bro.)

What happens if Joffrey beats Sansa in front of an audience?

Joffrey beats Sansa in front of an audience of members of his royal court. They may not have a history with Sansa the way Theon did, but Joffrey’s beating Sansa in such a public fashion means she will never be able to maintain any meaningful relationships while she is in King’s Landing.

Is Sansa a likeable character in Game of Thrones?

First introduced, Sansa was not the most likeable character, as she was a spoiled, bratty girl who didn’t respect her elders and was thirsty AF for Joffrey. Sansa quickly became more likeable (and less naive) through every scene she shared with Joffrey.

What happened to Sansa Stark in the books?

Sansa remains a captive of Queen Regent Cersei Lannister in King’s Landing. She has learned to feign loyalty to King Joffrey Baratheon to avoid further abuse from him. She attends Joffrey’s name day tournament and convinces him to spare Ser Dontos Hollard when he attends drunk.