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She should have taken her face😈

@@stormlighter82 but the height different cannot be annoyed .😂

@Rayna Ramsay I think it was to remind Sansa that she doesn't care about being a lady or wear robes and stuff; making Little Finger's claims fall short.

@@stormlighter82 But why didn't the face got decomposed...

Underrated

And the award for best comment goes to you. 👏🏽

Gdi has the norther cold freeze dried the normalcy out of the stark kids?- Sansa at some point probably

Sansa : Ayoo Rickon ...... sorry my bad

Sansa is the only normal one in the whole family.

I still think that they knew, that someone is listening for Baelish, so Stark sisters made up this conversation so they would know for sure that Petyr is traitor.

@@rasengenacz2810 yes that’s why they said they wanted to play a game and the game wasn’t with each other but with those listening

More like a "I'm faster than you, you couldn't touch me even if you tried"

@@knives5964 More like "i stabbed before many times and i didn't die so if you stab me nothing will happen to me" 😄

If Arya was blindfolded then even Sansa had no chsnce

She wanted it to be found. She knew her sister would snoop around her room and wanted to have this conversation with her.

When you're a bad ass like her you really don't need to hide stuff. Some peoples stuff you just don't jack with.

A man does not just leave his faces around. A man does this on purpose.

@@MrMegamike2k a man does not just leave his feces around. A man does this on purpose.

When Arya returned to Winterfell she told Sansa that she had a list of people she was going to kill and Sansa chuckled. I see this scene as Arya saying I'm not the girl you remember, but I'm still your sister and I will never harm you.

“Bran-tanica” lmaooo

hahaha Bran-ticana😂😂😂😂

You win the internet

this scene is cringe af, arya sounding all the time like she wants to kill sansa, even though she doesn't have any intentions to do that. that might be cool in some B quality thriller, but it only shows how deep GoT fell the last two seasons

@@trackanalysis6369 You have to understand...at this point, Arya had found that note, and she was angry at Sansa, and I would argue, rightfully so. But she wouldn't kill Sansa. That was exactly what she let Sansa know in that scene...well, that and the fact that she was now a faceless man, aka, assassin.

What did arya lied about here?

@@mehmetnurisahin3767 Arya isn‘t planning on being Lady Stark at all. She never was. Even as a child she always said „I‘m no lady“. That hasn‘t changed, she says the same thing to Gendry when he wants to marry her. It is however exactly what Sansa fears, that secretly Arya is planning to take her place. They never really got along as children after all, and Sansa can‘t imagine anyone NOT wanting to be Lady Stark. So in telling Sansa to exactly what she expects to hear, she is telling a lie good enough that Sansa believes it. And wins the game of faces.

@@alexk7973 she also turned her back on Sansa whilst Sansa held the knife. That is a huge move that speaks of sisterly love and trust, because you don't turn your back on an armed enemy. Arya let Sansa know exactly where she stood, and even gave her the opportunity to kill her if Sansa doubted. This was a really well done scene.

@@leohawk776 or maybe it's a move that shows power - I turn my back on you cos you can't do nothing

@@Seuntfootytalks I'd say power and the trust @James Welty mentioned both intersect. Yes, Arya is well aware of her own power and capabilties, but also of her sister's. There is a certain power in trusting a potential adversary to the point whereby you can turn your back on them whilst feeling entirely secure and at ease with the motion. There is also power in the delivery of her message and intent.

I never saw it that way. Makes it even better!

@@kimberlyyoung3971 I could be wrong, but that is how I see it. Arya playing the game of Lies WITH every spy in the vicinity AND Sansa playing the game with Little Finger once Arya hands her the knife. Sansa is slow, but she learns.

I mean if this scene wasn't written by two complete and utter assholes, then maybe you'd be right. But this scene WAS written by two complete and utter assholes, who don't have the ability to produce anything even half as clever as what you're suggesting. So there's no depth whatsoever, it's just pointless like everything else in the later seasons.

Yeah I think you hit it on the nose

underrated comment! Thank you.

Cersei wasn't dangerous by herself.she delt in the shadows.only killing and torturing through those under her command.Arya,if she wanted you dead, would tear out your throat herself.

Melissandre nearly run in terror when she first met Arya.

Let's not forget the wights, everyone's fookin afraid of the wights.

Cersei was pretty predictable really, and I don't think she ever saw Sansa as a threat before Tyrion and she were framed for Joffrey's murder. As for Ayra, she had seen and done all kinds of weird shit in Bravoos. Sansa had no idea what she was capable of.

i'd say that's a pretty normal reaction for sansa to have to be fair; she has grown up with arya, they played together as children and had a lot of love for one another. now? they've been apart for so long. years have passed and they've both grown up apart, and gone through things that neither one of them can imagine on the other. so for sansa to see this complete change in arya's actions and personality must be really unsettling. at least cersei was predictable in her malice and cruelty, whereas sansa is now completely unaware of arya's intentions. she used to be able to understand her little sister, but now she seems almost like a stranger. makes sense for her to feel apprehensive i think same goes for the hound too tbh: arya is great at keeping up her walls and holding a straight face. it would be very hard for someone to predict what she was going to do next, and that's why people fear her. she's unpredictable, but in a very calculated way. when she wants to, she has complete control of the room. i think especially as she's young too, the hound likely feared what she was going to become in the future. having such a thirst for blood/revenge at that age can create a monster. i'm not sure why, but i always thought that the hound hoped she wouldn't become that monster. and part of his fear towards her was not because he was afraid of her, but afraid _for_ her. he could see her becoming more and more unlike the young girl he met so long ago, and knew after a point there would be no more coming back from the things she had done. i suppose he didn't want her to make the same mistakes that he did

You forget "bitch" at the end.

​@@Bob-hz6fp I agree. I think Arya should have added Sansa's face to her collection.

Exactly......She wanted to be and is now a warrior like her father.

No

A pretty girl not custom to wear 'pretty' dresses is saying she never wondered what it feels like? Sounds like a lie right there!

@@DutchGuyMike She said " I WONDER", not I wondered. She might have wondered as a child, but as of now, she is living her dream of being a warrior. She has zero interest or wonder of wearing princess dresses. Like richard douglas said, the game of faces.

@@Synthwave89 So? I am not a native English speaker so your logic didn't apply to when I typed it down, and it comes down to the same meaning.

All he wanted to do was play video games...

All I wanted was a Pepsi

@J that's bc there were no video games in her days.

Who, Arya? Because Arya always wanted to fight. Sansa always wanted to be a lady or a queen

@@Ward8668 and she wouldn't give it to me!!!!!

That's the only way this scene makes sense. Arya would never approach Sansa with a knife out unless it was to fool a third party.

@@neilpemberton5523 she was playing her game, telling a lie but making the other person believe it to be true.

@@neilpemberton5523 by giving her knife she swore an allegiance without the spies hearing....my knife is yours....thats why when little finger tried to separate them she knew he was lying from teeth.

A wink would have been helpful

@Phoebus Apollo Garcia If you think your choices didn't lead you to where you are now then you don't know the game of faces :) it's how they loophole a situation where they can even trick someone into giving a name to kill someone and talk them into something, just like they talked Arya into going to The House Of Black and White, Why else give her the coin?. Arya knew Sansa was going to come into her room and snoop on her because of Littlefinger so she waited for her to do so and then for the benefit of Littlefingers spies she needed to convince them she'd turned against Sansa, when Arya went into Sansa's room to get the letter she knew Littlefinger was watching her but pretended she didn't know lol they both play a similar game since he uses spies.

I would have done the same as Arya except do a wink and a then a "shush" mouth signal, and THEN walk away.

@@DutchGuyMike Wink Wink, Nudge Nudge...

And she won, genius

Yea a wink or putting a shush finger across your mouth would have helped but I’m guessing the producers wanted the audience to not know Arya’s intentions

I wish she would have given a hug too :D

i dont think sansa could lay a finger on arya you've seen how she fights long swords without a weapon imagine how easy it would be if they had a dagger

Arya would imho be a pretty shitty assassin though, if her un-trained sister could kill her with a dagger just because her back was turned..?

@@lesathlux3941 pretty sure it was just a show of trust, i doubt arya would die without fighting like that.

@@teapuck2530 You're right!

sansa must be thinking that another one of my sibling became a weirdo

That's probably accurate.

Can you imagine if she decided to play the game?

She did play the game. Arya lied and made it sound like she wanted to be Sansa, Sansa believed her, and Arya left the room when she won.

Yup. You got it in one.

I bet you can not correctly define Sociopath vs psychopath without looking it up.

Funny😂

Was she bleeding?

@@NateSean took me a second. Nice

😂🤣😂

I, on the other hand, would give her a list and a cash retainer...

I would be proud, actually.

Wouldn't freak out but I'd make it clear I wasn't getting on her bad side.

I would hug her tightly and start making a list for her.

If a director reads your comment he'll make a comedy movie my younger sister is an assassin

Sansa had to ask Walder Frey how useful was his men agaisn't Arya... Oh, wait, she can't... He's dead. And his family too.

She finally has protection of course she mentions it when she feels threatened

@@pennalopievalentine6604 illusions are rough man. She felt safe, but wasn't. She felt threatened but she wasn't. I can understand why Westeros has so many people go crazy

@@devinwhite5064 it's a dangerous world when this species is living in it

The girl probably has PTSD from being surrounded by sociopaths, give her a break 😆 even a normal person would freak out if their sister had people’s faces in a suitcase under their bed

Part of the reason why her reunion scene with Jon was so memorable and touching (also they the fact that they are the first stark reunion

I could say that Arya was always the black sheep of the family, but no. She is the black wolf of the house of the Stark :D

Yeah, it felt "too fake" if you ask me. They should have been CGI'd instead of just these Halloween rubber masks, lol. Also the scene where Arya is Walder, where she kills everyone in the hall via the poison, you see Walder the whole time (old decrepit body) and then when Arya takes off the mask Walder's body suddenly becomes 50 years younger and of course the camera goes to a convenient point where you don't "immediately see" the switch happening. It all felt too fake/unreal to me, I just can't take it seriously.

Yeah, the fear of the unknown has been revealed to be nothing but a weird latex mask. It'd be better to not show the audience and have them simply figure it out from the dialogue.

@@DutchGuyMike i assumed there was magic being used when they would switch faces. Cause how tf do you copy that raspy ass voice the old man had? I think when they throw the face on they’re literally shapeshifting to be that person.

@@burnermansam7588 Could be IDK, it better be! Otherwise it is totally out of place lol

Why did, Jaqens face instantly transform tho?

Humble Sir you can’t lie to an assassin especially one that can be whoever they want to be or need to be to get the job done

I think she is absolutely terrified of araya. And would loose by being so nervous she would give herself away

Lol Like it's possible to fool Arya

While its true Sansa was good at the game, but catching lies was one of the things Arya literally got trained on. She's an expert on catching lies by that point in time.

Both Sisters Grew so much. Both Masters of what they do now.

The question is, does Sansa even know how WF looks like? I don't think she does. So she probably would never realize whose face that was. They never met in the show, they very possibly never ever met. And I doubt the Starks had Walder's picture hanging on their walls. :)

@@michaja2 but the other face, that was Meryn Trant face. She knew him because he was the one who tortured her in King's Landing.

those who say it was out of nowhere didn't pay attention to many details that indicated Arya was the one.

The knight king scene was just plain stupid, as there was an army of the dead between them, and she just flew in out of the sky, like a flying squirrel.

Here she appeared from an empty corridor, she could have even staged it and followed sansa from behind for a while. In battle of Winterfell the castle was conquered and filled with wights, yet most heroes survive somehow somewhere and Aray saves the day by flying in from somewhere in the night despite all the wight just there. That is the problem, not the final blow itself. S8 is a shitty rushed writing all along and this is only one of many moment showing how D+D were eager to go do StarWars as they ran out of ideas here, which backfired from fans AND SW franchise that - seeing what they had done to GoT - fired them immediately

​@@siriusczech I'm so glad to hear they were fired. They deserved it.

Arya was not lying when she said that.

@@DVankeuren She was. She doesn't have the temperament or the diplomatic skill to live as Sansa.

@@captainjefferies9047 She wasn’t lying. Arya could easily have killed Sansa and become her, just as she did Walder Frey. We know when they take the face, it isn’t really just the face. They become the whole person (same height, weight, arms, legs, skin, etc). Arya could easily have become Sansa, for a time.

@@garym6338 Arya couldn't live as Sansa for 10 minutes without people seeing through that. Sansa has grace, and she has a cutting wit. Arya couldn't fake those qualities if her life depended on it, even if she wasn't way to short. "They become the whole person (same height, weight, arms, legs, skin, etc)." Complete BS.

​@@captainjefferies9047 Omg 😂 Did you even watch the show ?

I want your face /avatar/

@@olympiaelda1121 Well tough cookies! You can't have mah face!

I really thought she just wanted to be a knight. 🤯

Never once I thought that Arya was a cold hearted psycopath that liked to kill while watching the show. I can understand that the books may give a better inner understanding... but I got the same thing you did while watchung the TV show and I haven't read the books yet

You are soo deep✋

@@AndreaGonzalez-rq5yc I agree, some of that complexity is in the show too. I do feel like they could've dived into that more.

Honestly the show version is better

A psychopath basically

@@edoardofichera5278 A psychopath trained to revenge her family's death*

And Sansa won, because she caught Arya's lie and didn't believe her

@@stillwatersrundeep001 i thought arya won. Sansa was terrified that she possibly be killed by her sister, but arya never intended to kil her. At least sansa lerned never to enter someone else room kkkkkkk

Political skills, managerial skills, people skills.

@@seaofghosts when has she been shown to have any of those

@@pathetic2399 Getting Winterfell ready for battle. Managing the place while Jon's away. The respect from other Northern leaders to the extent that many preferred her to Jon. That they appointed her Queen of the North. That she worked out Littlefinger's plan to turn her against Arya. That she knew Jon and Ramsay well enough to keep the possibility of reinforcements from the Tully's to herself. That she managed to survive abuse and virtual imprisonment at King's Landing. To quote Tyrion, "I believe you will survive us all."

She could read people better than any Stark ...or Snow. She had to study the best: Cersei, Ramsay and Littlefinger. That is a hell of an apprenticeship. She always found her strongest allies in bad people turned good: Marjorie and Theon. I don't think Arya could out manipulate her. She is the primary reason Bran ended up King and her Queen of the North by finding out Jon's past and telling everyone immediately. She took Dany's support from her.

The skill to get the knights of the vale under her command

She's a badass.

I'd definitely watch that. Hopefully not written by the same jerks though.

I was hoping she would sail off with Yara. What a pair they would have made

Was a show of her absolute trust in her sister. Gave her the dagger and turned her back. You don't do that if you don't trust someone implicitly

You could probably stay safe, but you could never again be alone. Imagine needing to have at least 3, and preferably more, guards with you no matter what you do, be it sleeping, shitting or anything else. Also, never again being able to let any single individual close to you. No maids to clean or dress you, no girls in bed, no one can be close enough to strike you before the guards can get to you. At some point of that, most would probably choose death anyway...

I knew Arya was gonna be an over powered character when she was working as a servant boy and made the subtle jab “Anyone can be killed” when asked about the Starks.

I agree it was about them two coming to an understanding that they are loyal to each other no matter what it was a great scene that set up Littlefinger's death

Dude shut up. Before the 20th century that's true but now women have the same exact opportunities as men.

No however the universe decides everyone's fate. And then from there it's all up to you to make of it what you will.

Most boys don't get to choose either Mr virtue signaler

@@infozone9601 Oh no! Your criticism has exposed me as a fraud! Yes, of course this is true for boys. But, girls are generally judged and cajoled by society more than boys. Pardon me for being moved by a profound statement.

@@shwetanavani480 ? In the show, most of the women's storylines are that their agency is constantly and consistently robbed from them. It may not be as applicable in current times (even then, that's stretching it, in many places women do not have rights) but it rings true for the setting the storyline is set in.

She is not saying she wants to wear Sansa's dresses and be a lady. "I wonder" does not mean "I want to be" ... at most it means "I want to know."

Jon*

And Arya would easily retort that Walder Frey was higher (5 feet and 1 vs 9 vs 11 inches)