Jessica Chastain is not happy about the dialogue with X-Men's co-star, Sophie Turner, in Game of Thrones

Actress and activist Jessica Chastain is rather shocked by certain lines she emphasizes between them X-Men Sophie Turner, in Game of Thrones . In the Sunday episode, Sansa Stark, Sophie's alter ego GoT attributes the strength and the evolution of her character to the difficult times she's seen at series, including multiple incidents of badual harbadment. Jessica thinks it's not acceptable for the series to attribute to rape and badual abuse the evolution of Sansa's character.

In GoT Season 8, episode 4, Sandor & The Hound & # 39; Clegane told Sansa that she had left King's Landing with him in Season 2, she would not have faced villains like Petyr's Littlefinger's. Baelish and Ramsay Bolton. What Sansa said: "Without Littlefinger, Ramsay and the others, I would have remained a" little bird "all my life," she says using the name under which the dog has always called.

Jessica, who will do it. to be seen next in X-Men: Dark Phoenix alongside Sophie, went on Twitter Tuesday to ask the HBO series to credit the victimization of Sansa to develop.
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"bad is not a tool to strengthen a character.A woman does not have to be victimized to become a butterfly.The little bird has always been a phoenix.His dominant strength is only because of her .. And she alone # GameOfThrones (sic) "wrote the actor.
Baelish, through the seasons, manipulated Sansa according to his needs while pretending to be his protector and mentor. It was Littlefinger who orchestrated the execution of Sansa's father, Ned Stark, the death of Jon Arryn and Joffrey Baratheon, as well as Tyrion Lannister for badaulting the Bran Stark murder and provoking the Five Kings War

. who was absent in the books of GRR Martin, the fifth season of the series showed the rape of Ramsay Sansa on their wedding night

. Meanwhile, Dark Phoenix will see her resume her role as a telekinetic-telepathic mutant, Jean Gray, aka Phoenix.

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