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Game of Thrones' makers David Benioff and Dan Weiss REVEAL which character went through a major transformation
Recently in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, the makers of the show David Benioff and Dan Weiss revealed which character has changed the most.
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We have to agree that Game of Thrones has covered a long and wide journey with eight seasons. In the series, we have seen characters growing and changing too. And recently in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, the makers of the show David Benioff and Dan Weiss revealed which character has changed the most.
We saw Arya Stark changing from an innocent girl to a face-shifting cold-blooded killer. We also saw Jaime Lannister evolving from an arrogant sociopath to the one-handed warrior. But as per Benioff, Sansa evolved the most.
David Benioff said, “She started out so naive and was forced to undergo the most brutal possible education into the world but emerged from it and became this powerful figure and kind of against all odds. I don’t think too many people watching the first season had any expectation that Sansa would become the woman that she became. And part of that is the story and part of that is Sophie Turner and the phenom she turned out to be as an actress. We knew when we cast Sophie that she was this really good child actor but we had no idea she’d become the force that’s she’s become. So if I had to pick one, I’d pick Sansa.”
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Weiss agreed with Benioff’s selection. He also added that Bran Stark has also undergone a good amount of transformation. Talking about the show, the season 8 which is the finale was premiered on April 14 and the first episode was highly praised by the masses. The new episode will air on Monday morning in India.
Who do you think has evolved the most? Let us know in the comments section below.
