In the episode, we saw Sansa (Sophie Turner) holding a letter from her half-brother/cousin, Jon (Kit Harringon), and she seemed positively furious at the contents.

As Littlefinger (Aidan Gillen) gently and skilfully attempted to find out more, Sansa refused to read aloud from the note. Instead, she delivered a succinct summary: Jon had bent the knee to Daenerys (Emilia Clarke). Y’know, without consulting the Lady of Winterfell – aka Sansa – first.

Cue Littlefinger suggesting that Jon has designs on marrying the dragon queen and gifting her the Northern Realms as part of her dowry.

“He was named King in the North,” added Lord Baelish. “He can be unnamed.”

At the time, Sansa seemed on board with this idea, although it later transpired that she was playing a clever game: later in the episode, she and her sister, Arya (Maisie Williams) exposed Littlefinger’s many plots and had him executed in front of the court at Winterfell.

Game of Thrones fans, this is what Jon Snow’s letter to Sansa Stark really said