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oh right... that was the recurrning answer. she brought and kept the extra face in her cooler after bravvos.I thought there was something about Frey not recognizing her...maybe Arya brought the face from Braavos.
oh right... that was the recurrning answer. she brought and kept the extra face in her cooler after bravvos.I thought there was something about Frey not recognizing her...maybe Arya brought the face from Braavos.
I guess I'd have to, but we don't know she was innocent. Frey said that he didn't recognize her, so maybe the face was one that Arya took from that wall of faces?So you're then assuming she killed an innocent girl at The Twins to be able to kill Frey?
Not all of em. Roslin Frey was the one who was supposed to marry Edmure Tully and she avoided the ugly stick.We know whoever that serving girl was, she was not a Frey. All the Frey girls have been hit with the ugly stick many times.
Yeti makes some great products.oh right... that was the recurrning answer. she brought and kept the extra face in her cooler after bravvos.
First female castle black commander seems plausible to me. Given the series sort of lean that way.Arya killing to get a face, seems out of character - given that she just refused to kill the actress. If Arya had really turned "dark", then it would seem she would have no problem killing the actress. I doubt the chase scene, and Arya heading home, changed her ....
Having said that, I have previously said, I don't see Arya's end game here - I think its more likely that she ends up dead by the end of the series. She has no real future as a Westerosi "assassin". Maybe she takes the black.
I think she would make a pretty powerful Spy Master for her new king..... If her family somehow gets the throne. No more little birds doing all the dirty work.... she can do it herself and no one would know.Arya killing to get a face, seems out of character - given that she just refused to kill the actress. If Arya had really turned "dark", then it would seem she would have no problem killing the actress. I doubt the chase scene, and Arya heading home, changed her ....
Having said that, I have previously said, I don't see Arya's end game here - I think its more likely that she ends up dead by the end of the series. She has no real future as a Westerosi "assassin". Maybe she takes the black.
I can't keep up with the thread so this has probably been mentioned. 0% chance that sword goes to someone other than Jorah. It's his damn sword really.Sam reuniting with Jon seems a lock to happen. Jon's gonna need that sword.
The Ed Sheeran Gang? I think she was prepared to kill them if they attacked her. When they made it clear they posed no threat to her than her defenses lowered. I think there's a big difference between preparing to kill people who may try to hurt you than killing an innocent serving wench because you want her face. Arya's pretty cold-blooded but I don't think she's crossed that line yet.Arya was willing to kill those soldiers who as far as we knew were innocent if doing anything that deserved death.
Hadn't thought of that but Jorah returning to Dany's side to fight alongside her and Jon against the White Walkers would be a big way to rejoin the party.I can't keep up with the thread so this has probably been mentioned. 0% chance that sword goes to someone other than Jorah. It's his damn sword really.
When she said she was going to kill the queen, she said it knowing that this may cause the group to attack her. She was perfectly willing to kill all of them....for no reason. She could have said she was going there for any reason and avoided pressing the issue.The Ed Sheeran Gang? I think she was prepared to kill them if they attacked her. When they made it clear they posed no threat to her than her defenses lowered. I think there's a big difference between preparing to kill people who may try to hurt you than killing an innocent serving wench because you want her face. Arya's pretty cold-blooded but I don't think she's crossed that line yet.
They were members of the Lannister army, the same family that directly and indirectly killed her father, mother and brother. That's what Arya saw until they showed her differently. Still not equating that with a serving wench.When she said she was going to kill the queen, she said it knowing that this may cause the group to attack her. She was perfectly willing to kill all of them....for no reason. She could have said she was going there for any reason and avoided pressing the issue.
They set the scene up specifically to show that she HAD crossed a line. Showing them as a good group who was kind and sharing with strangers, one with a newborn at home.....all of which she was willing to butcher.
fan theory that what the entire song of ice and fire series is actually a history told by sam. lots of problems with that theory, but GRRM fueled the fire at some nerdicon by saying that he identifies with Sam.like it...
but wasn't the maester's book about the reign of king robert?
I'd love to get some action on her killing SansaArya hasn't killed an innocent. To have her do that would be a pretty significant development. It wouldn't be left open to discussion on whether she did or didn't do it.
Why would she kill her sister?I'd love to get some action on her killing Sansa
Didnt she kill the Waif?Arya hasn't killed an innocent. To have her do that would be a pretty significant development. It wouldn't be left open to discussion on whether she did or didn't do it.
Who had attacked her previously and was trying to kill her then.Didnt she kill the Waif?
What is power?Why was Ellaria in power at all anyhow? That part makes no sense to me, either. Their whole goal is to avenge Oberyn and his family... by killing the rest of his family? She's also a Sand, so she's a ******* herself. The Prince, even before mentioned he only tolerates her because Oberyn had chosen her as a partner, but on what grounds does the rest of Dorne listen to her? Because she killed Doran?
Because she was told to by the Faceless manWho had attacked her previously and was trying to kill her then.
Davos is my favorite character. Hound #2.Thought about him but then figured I'd be OK if he died a gallant death.
I've always liked Davos. Worked his way up from nothing to be a key adviser for two kings. Always wanting to do the right thing and always sees the bigger picture.
Big fan.
Don't think that matters. Arya was still defending herself against someone who wanted to kill her. I don't see that the same at all as killing someone who had done her or her family no harm.Because she was told to by the Faceless man
Faceless man also told her to poison a few people and she was willing to do that.Don't think that matters. Arya was still defending herself against someone who wanted to kill her. I don't see that the same at all as killing someone who had done her or her family no harm.
Oh I don't think she's innocent at all. I just don't think she'll kill an innocent person. To this point I think whatever code she now carries has made that very clear. And I think when she saved the Frey girl during that slaughter that was a sign she was willing to kill, but only those she believed were deserving of being killed.I mean she is an assassin for Gods sakes. I think you are reading a bit too much into her innocence.
Do we know she didn't kill them? I think the scene ended with her saying she was going to kill the queen. I recall thinking we'd find out the following week, which of course didn't happen.They were members of the Lannister army, the same family that directly and indirectly killed her father, mother and brother. That's what Arya saw until they showed her differently. Still not equating that with a serving wench.
I assumed she didn't since they didn't pose a threat to her.Do we know she didn't kill them? I think the scene ended with her saying she was going to kill the queen. I recall thinking we'd find out the following week, which of course didn't happen.
I hope so. I like Arya a lot and hope she makes it to the end. I could see her in the final scene as [insert some Stark here] sits on the throne, she stands off to the side and behind the throne with that dry smile on her face.In regards to Arya, I was came across this online:
"In the show, Jaqen still uses his name, which hints at the fact that a name is "earned". The No One ordeal is a test. By the end when Arya kills and scalps Waif, Jaqen tests her again by saying "So a girl truly has become no one?" Arya passes the test by saying "A girl is Arya Stark from Winterfell." It was at that moment Jaqen smiled quite knowingly and thus Arya had earned her name from the Many-Faced God and became a Faceless Man. The season finale episode only confirms her initiation into the Guild of Assassins by the fact she is still able to use the magic given only to Faceless Men by the Many-Faced God."
Makes sense to me. She has the ability, she is a Faceless Man.
Guess I don't care about George Martin either in this case. I'm not a fan of Sam I am.There's a general understanding that Sam Tarly is George Martin's alter-ego, and I believe he has more or less confirmed that in interviews. Anyone thinking Sam's storyline isn't important is not paying attention.
LinkHadn't thought of that but Jorah returning to Dany's side to fight alongside her and Jon against the White Walkers would be a big way to rejoin the party.
That's assuming Dany and Jon team up for that fight. Feels inevitable that they will.
Assassin <> killing without reason.I mean she is an assassin for Gods sakes. I think you are reading a bit too much into her innocence.
Perhaps there will only be ONE large one in the dungeon but there will be say 6-7 other slightly less powerful ones around. The large ONE can rule the others.one in the Hobbit so no way they are going to come up with a couple dozen. They had top men...TOP MEN! working day & night on the one they stole from the Hobbit set. THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE! (how many movie lines can I use to describe this?)
Her "list" has been a key part of her character for nearly the entire series. It's still the basis for how she behaves and who she chooses to kill.Assassin <> killing without reason.
Yeah, she's an assassin but I think it's quite clear she has a code.
Season one spoiler. Beware!If that's a spoiler I won't be clicking it.
:(Maybe Arya owes something for the powers granted to her to finish off her list?
At any rate, she can kill. She can switch faces. I don't think that The Faceless Men will be coming after her to stop her from using her powers. I can see though, at the end of the show after her getting her list, Jaquen showing up, telling her "Your contract has been fulfilled....you now owe the Many Faced God", killing her and taking her face (with the great irony and tie in to this week being that she started on this path when she thought there was none of her family left).
May be unlikely, but they are definitely setting it up for a dragon to be lost to a ballista. A second dragon will be lost to the walkers. My thought is that it will be from a giant which will either throw a huge spear or, use a club to swat it out of the sky and then have 1,000 dead pile on it.NewlyRetired said:yes, I agree it is very unlikely.
What I would do is try and construct a way to not need to rotate the ballistas (since by definition that can not work outside of a 1 in a million type shot).
I would do something like set up a large square. Each corner of the square would have 250 ballistas pointed at another corner of the square such that all 4 corners were covered by 250 ballistas. The 250 ballistas at each corner would all be lined up to spread their shots both in height and width fir maximum coverage.
The hope being that when the Dragon swoops to flame one of the corners of the squares, the corner that is covering it launches all 250 at once.
This only has a chance if the Dragon's don't have much range on their fire breath and have to come relatively close to the ballistas to flame them.
So let it be written, so let it be done.No. She's going to become Qyburn and kill Cersie.
Then she'll become Cersie and make sweet love with Jaime.
It is known
She refused to poison the actress, which is why the waif was sent to kill her. She poisoned people who she thought deserved it.Faceless man also told her to poison a few people and she was willing to do that.
We talking Gray Worm type knee bends with Melisandre? I wouldn't mind bending the knee for Dany.so Jon and Davos are on their way to Dragonstone.
how bent are they gonna be when they find Melisandre hanging out with Dany & Co.? the last time those three were in a room together was, a bit, awkward.
i don't think that will endear Jon & Davos to Dany in the least, presuming that she'll want Jon to do some deep knee bends and her focus will be on dealing with Cierci and Euron instead of the Army of the Dead.
Interesting take on it, and makes sense.In regards to Arya, I was came across this online:
"In the show, Jaqen still uses his name, which hints at the fact that a name is "earned". The No One ordeal is a test. By the end when Arya kills and scalps Waif, Jaqen tests her again by saying "So a girl truly has become no one?" Arya passes the test by saying "A girl is Arya Stark from Winterfell." It was at that moment Jaqen smiled quite knowingly and thus Arya had earned her name from the Many-Faced God and became a Faceless Man. The season finale episode only confirms her initiation into the Guild of Assassins by the fact she is still able to use the magic given only to Faceless Men by the Many-Faced God."
Makes sense to me. She has the ability, she is a Faceless Man.