Hm, well. If this were a dispute presented to me at Winterfell, I would want to see the evidence for my own before talking to the involved parties. I wouldn't want any bias to affect what I saw; words can be twisted but physical things less so.
After I examined the evidence, or lack thereof, I would then speak to each party to obtain their position and deliberate. Usually the answer lies somewhere between two extremes.
( Sansa tries to be fair in her dealings and while she doesn't know if she's as good at it as her lord father had been, she feels a certain pride when she's able to reach a mutually-agreed upon solution to a sticky problem.
She tips her head a bit, wanting Tyrion's thoughts on the matter. He's older and has different experiences in ruling than she; his input will be quite welcome. Besides, it feels nice to be on the same side of things. He's a good ally in a place where she has none. )
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After I examined the evidence, or lack thereof, I would then speak to each party to obtain their position and deliberate. Usually the answer lies somewhere between two extremes.
( Sansa tries to be fair in her dealings and while she doesn't know if she's as good at it as her lord father had been, she feels a certain pride when she's able to reach a mutually-agreed upon solution to a sticky problem.
She tips her head a bit, wanting Tyrion's thoughts on the matter. He's older and has different experiences in ruling than she; his input will be quite welcome. Besides, it feels nice to be on the same side of things. He's a good ally in a place where she has none. )