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NGL Arya surviving that stabbing was the ultimate flex of plot armor. 🛡️⚔️ Most characters in Westeros die from a splinter, but Arya survives a gut-shredding and a dive into sewage? It’s wild, but that’s why we love her. It showed that the Waif made it too personal, while... show more

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The reason Arya never truly became No One is because she never wanted to let go of being Arya Stark. She learned from the Faceless Men, trained with them, fought like them, and even used their skills when it suited her. But every step of the way she kept holding onto her name, her family, and the people who wronged them. That's why Jaqen was never really able to turn her into somebody else completely. At her core, she was always Arya of Winterfell pretending to be nobody... not nobody pretending to be Arya. And she was arguably the best character in GOT.

The reason Arya never truly became No One is because she never wanted to let go of being Arya Stark. She learned from the Faceless Men, trained with them, fought like them, and even used their skills when it suited her. But every step of the way she kept holding onto her name, her family, and the people who wronged them. That's why Jaqen was never really able to turn her into somebody else completely. At her core, she was always Arya of Winterfell pretending to be nobody... not nobody pretending to be Arya. And she was arguably the best character in GOT.

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I love that they included this scene 👍 It’s one of the few times we see Lannister soldiers treated as actual human beings rather than just obstacles for Arya to overcome. It's freshing to see them show genuine kindness to her. The vibe so peaceful with with Ed Sheeran making a cameo. It’s wild to remember that right in the middle of that quiet conversation, Arya was actually traveling to King's Landing to kị́ll their queen.

I love that they included this scene 👍 It’s one of the few times we see Lannister soldiers treated as actual human beings rather than just obstacles for Arya to overcome. It's freshing to see them show genuine kindness to her. The vibe so peaceful with with Ed Sheeran making a cameo. It’s wild to remember that right in the middle of that quiet conversation, Arya was actually traveling to King's Landing to kị́ll their queen.

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This scene hits different on a rewatch. Ned telling Arya she’ll marry a king while she’s holding a sword is the ultimate irony. He wanted her safe in a castle, but he loved her enough to arm her for the road instead. "The lone wolf dies, but the pack survives" started here, and it’s what eventually brought the Starks back home.

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King Emmanuel

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Arya & Jon, reunited. We Waited for solid 8 seasons for this. It took 8 long seasons, countless deaths, and a journey across the entire known world, but Jon Snow and Arya Stark finally reunited in the Godswood of Winterfell. If you look closely, this isn't just a hug, it is the closing of a cycle that started in the very first episode, if you recall. 🎬: GOT

Arya & Jon, reunited. We Waited for solid 8 seasons for this. It took 8 long seasons, countless deaths, and a journey across the entire known world, but Jon Snow and Arya Stark finally reunited in the Godswood of Winterfell. If you look closely, this isn't just a hug, it is the closing of a cycle that started in the very first episode, if you recall. 🎬: GOT

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Sandor Clegane remains one of the most beloved characters in GoT. In a world of polished armor and empty vows, The Hound was a jagged, honest blade. To me, he was a character written with more soul than almost anyone else in Westeros. While Ned Stark gave the girls their moral compass, it was Sandor who gave them the tools to survive in a world that had abandoned morality altogether.

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Jon, Arya, and Sansa’s reunion was one of the best family moments in Game of Thrones. Jon: “I swore myself and the North to her cause.” Arya: “I respect your decision.” Sansa: ”…I respect it too.” 👀😂 You could practically see Sansa’s brain working overtime. What still annoys me is that the show never actually let us see Jon reveal his true parentage to Arya and Sansa. After building up to that moment for years, they cut away right before the reveal. And Sansa? The second she found out, she was basically sending a raven that said, “Everyone… come here. I’ve got something to tell you.” 😂 As funny as it was, that reunion reminded us why the Stark family remained the heart of the series. No matter how much the world changed them, they were always stronger together. 🥀

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Asked why he made the decision to take out Nicolás Maduro, President Trump laid it out plainly. “It just was the right time to do it. We had to do it because it’s a war. We’re losing 300,000 people a year.” Trump then revealed new details from the raid. He said Maduro was holed up in what was essentially a fortress. “He was in a house that was more like a fortress than a house. It had steel doors, it had what they call a safety space where it’s, you know, solid steel all around.” Maduro tried to reach that reinforced area as the operation unfolded. “He didn’t get that space closed. He was trying to get into it, but he got bum rushed so fast that he didn’t get into that.” The U.S. military was prepared for anything. “We were prepared. We had, you know, massive blow torches and everything else that you need to get through that steel, but we didn’t need it.” “He didn’t make it to that area of the house.”

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the part that really made me sob was yj’s ment. 💙: when we first debuted, it was like “plave? what’s that? virtual idol? that’s weird!” 💙: but now it’s “plave’s making a comeback! i’m looking forward to it” it’s been a never ending cycle for us but everything was worth it :)

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