"For it? No. But some of them were punished, in the end. For other sins."

She felt no shame in the delight Joffrey's death had brought her. Sansa wondered whether Gendry would react differently if he knew the truth -- that it was a king who had ordered the blows, and that disagreeing with him was tantamount to treason. She would not blame anyone for choosing the option which saved their own neck.

She may never have loved Tyrion, but he had at least spoken up for her. He had castigated the Kingsguard for their part in harming her, saying it was tantamount to treason in and of itself.