I don't think so! And in what way do you mean?

Exactly, what do you mean?

If she does in any capacity, it'll be Littlefinger's doing.

To me, Sansa has always been -in one way or another - a self serving, petulant little b***h. When it started out, she was the most hateful, shallow member of the Stark family. Ayra's really straightforward - despite all the murders she's committed. To her, she's avenging her family. Sansa, in the beginning, seemed more interested in marrying a Prince than doing the right thing. When Ned told them they had to go home, Arya, though younger, still realised the danger, but Sansa kept whining about her marriage to Joffrey. Even after Ned died, she made no real effort to fight back. Then, she struck up with Littlefinger, lied for him over Lysa's death, because he is of use to her. He bartered her off to Ramsay ( remember when she rejected Brienne's help; to me she just uses people when she needs them) - another, in her place, once the Knights of the Vale had done their job, would be asking for his head. And then there was Ramsay's death. Arguably, Theon suffered a lot worse, and for far longer, and he's still broken by his experiences, but Sansa bounced back like India rubber. Whilst Jon was beating the crap out of Ramsay, you could see it wasn't sadistically done. He was angry, upset and vengeful, but he wasn't smiling; he takes no pleasure in hurting people, like Ned, he does what has to be done. Yet that little smile that Sansa had on her face whilst walking away from Ramsay being ravaged by hounds, sort of sent a chill up my spine. It's as if she was getting some sort of a kick out of it. It's like some of Ramsay's evil has rubbed off on her. Then there's all that lying to Jon, who is one of the most decent, trustworthy characters in the show (it was his compassion and decency got him killed last season) and she lied to him about her meeting with Little finger and her asking him for help. I think, at this stage, though she has suffered a lot, power has become important to Sansa. When everyone was declaring Jon, King in the North, she just sat there expressionless, then exchanged a glance with a pissed off looking Littlefinger. As I predict, Cersei will die next season, there needs to be someone to fill her place, and I imagine that someone will be a ruthless, two faced Sansa. I love Sophie Turner, who plays her, she's an excellent actress and I've seen her in another film where she was brillliant - not in the least bit Sansaish, but Sansa - and I know I'm going to get a lot of hate for this - I cannot stand, I never liked book Sansa and I like show Sansa even less (owing to the plot change). All I'm saying is watch this space..... Now that Melisandre is gone, if Jon gets knifed in the heart again, there will be no one to bring him back.

I don't see why she would.

Nah... I say Jon is the only person she can trust.