SPOILERS FOR "GAME OF THRONES" PAST THIS POINT.

If there was one prevailing sentiment after the controversial rape of Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) at the hands of the maniac Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rheon) on "Game of Thrones," it was fans saying, "I'm done." This scene was a bridge too far for a show that already had pushed the envelope in terms of sex and violence, leading to multiple thinkpieces (including many on this very site), and even certain outlets saying they were through covering the show entirely.

That is, until this week's episode, of course. Like a bad relationship, with a little time away and nothing to do on a Memorial Day weekend Sunday night, plenty of fans thought, "Oh, maybe I'll give it one more try." And where last week's conversation was all about how "GoT" pushed the Sansa story line over the edge, this week was a different animal, entirely.

The biggest criticism/worry was addressed right off...

...But that doesn't mean the show is off the hook.

"I'm done when I say I'm done."

For some, Sansa's story and the show aren't mutually exclusive.

In fact, their quality is inversely proportional.

You guys like math, right?

And the love of one plot sometimes outweighs their dislike of another.

There's a lot of stuff going on, on this show.

Some fans liked Sansa's strength in this episode.

While others just want her to get rescued.

Dude. Self rescuing princess. Look it up.

Actually, lots of people want her to get rescued.

Others, though, just can't look away.

Regardless, everyone agrees about what the outcome needs to be.

EVERYone.

And they need that outcome on their desks by five.

AND, they have demands. DEMANDS.

...But they still feel awful for poor Sansa.

The North remembers.

GURL.

Meanwhile, some people liked the show better when Sansa was interacting with a giraffe.

It's the world's biggest murder store -- let's go!

...And some people think she's basically a Marvel superhero.

How did you feel about Sansa's story line this week? And will you keep tuning in?