The scene with her emerging from the river makes no sense in this context.
How can Jaqen be Arya without having her face?I read a speculation that the Arya being stabbed by the Waif is actually Jaqen in disguise.
What made the scene strange was that Arya was not staying inconspicuous and that she did not have Needle with her. It's likely that Jaqen impersonated Arya to test the Waif's reliability (he did tell her to give Arya a quick death) The Waif's failure may suggest that Jaqen will help Arya.
It sounds plausible, or perhaps Arya was just having a derp moment.
How can Jaqen be Arya without having her face?
I read a speculation that the Arya being stabbed by the Waif is actually Jaqen in disguise.
What made the scene strange was that Arya was not staying inconspicuous and that she did not have Needle with her. It's likely that Jaqen impersonated Arya to test the Waif's reliability (he did tell her to give Arya a quick death) The Waif's failure may suggest that Jaqen will help Arya.
It sounds plausible, or perhaps Arya was just having a derp moment.
Are we expected to believe that Arya, who has never beaten the waif in a fight, who failed in all her training, and who is now trying to bail out and return to Westeros, who is now mortally wounded and bleeding to death, is going to somehow lure the waif into a closed environment, and somehow defeat her with Needle?
I don't know where this plotline is going, but that would be really ridiculous!
When?Could it be that Arya was seeing the future?
That didn't seem to be an issue earlier in the season.
Show Arya is just stupid.
In her defense, is there a character on the show that isn't?
Okay, if the entire thing is staged to draw the waif into a trap, and if the trap itself is convincing enough that I don't think Arya's victory is total bullshit, that would be well played. Could definitely be possible.
Okay, if the entire thing is staged to draw the waif into a trap, and if the trap itself is convincing enough that I don't think Arya's victory is total bullshit, that would be well played. Could definitely be possible.
Don't really know what to expect.
I do know that the Waif is screwed. Jaqen said to not make her suffer. The type of blows she inflicted on Arya were definitely not insta kills.
Read this interesting comment:
"Or she was using a bag of stage blood inside her shirt with leather armor underneath and is acting injured. The whole thing seemed like she was playing a role there, the role being the waif's victim."
Now that would be fucking cool!
If that was stage blood, she must have gotten really lucky the Waif didn't stab her in the face.
I wont be surprised if Arya wins and offers the other girl face to assassin Jesus and rejoin the faceless assassins
Was the blood bag thing already established, like, did the actors use it on stage?
Was the blood bag thing already established, like, did the actors use it on stage?
Nope. Personally, I can't believe people are even entertaining the idea.
I want to comment on how amazing the whole Riverrun scene was.
From Jaime strutting in and making the Frey's seem pathetic, to Blackfish meeting Jaime and making Jaime seem pathetic.
That really wrapped things up nicely for Jaime to me. I do hope he meets his end at Riverrun cause I don't want the Blackfish to lose.
Don't really know what to expect.
I do know that the Waif is screwed. Jaqen said to not make her suffer. The type of blows she inflicted on Arya were definitely not insta kills.
Read this interesting comment:
"Or she was using a bag of stage blood inside her shirt with leather armor underneath and is acting injured. The whole thing seemed like she was playing a role there, the role being the waif's victim."
Now that would be fucking cool!
That sounds the most believeable. That would be pretty fucking cool tbh.
Getting more troops, that of course makes sense... But she's asking Little Finger? Is it really plausible that Little Finger will simply do it "for nothing"? If Sansa entangles Jon w/LF, and Jon is oblivious to such (by her own doing), she seems to be setting the stage for him to exploit the trust gap he created between both of them (which still doesn't seem logical).
You think the Blackfish is going to win with 300 men.
Man, what?
The show didn't set up that in any way. This is just the "I don't want Arya to have gotten stabbed" feels talking.
Not defending the progression of this Arya in Braavos stuff, I just don't think this is how it's going to be resolved. Fake blood would be completely out of thin air. Keep in mind they didn't use "stage" blood in the play. They used cloth and sewn tubings to do guts when King Robert was killed.
So is Margaery pretending to be loyal to the faith to protect her brother or so she can strike against them?
It just doesn't make any sense and they've run out of time to explain it.
Don't really know what to expect.
I do know that the Waif is screwed. Jaqen said to not make her suffer. The type of blows she inflicted on Arya were definitely not insta kills.
Read this interesting comment:
"Or she was using a bag of stage blood inside her shirt with leather armor underneath and is acting injured. The whole thing seemed like she was playing a role there, the role being the waif's victim."
Now that would be fucking cool!
So is Margaery pretending to be loyal to the faith to protect her brother or so she can strike against them?
It just doesn't make any sense and they've run out of time to explain it.
So is Margaery pretending to be loyal to the faith to protect her brother or so she can strike against them?
It just doesn't make any sense and they've run out of time to explain it.
Those last five or so minutes were all levels of shit.
Arya didn't learn jackshit during her training. Then we have the Hound who didn't hear a goddamn massacre despite it having a few hundred yards at most away.
What the fuck.
That sounds the most believeable. That would be pretty fucking cool tbh.
That bugged me a little. He would have heard/felt running horses at the least.
I don't care how ridiculous the logic would be, but if Arya's entire arc this season ended up being a switcheroo, with she and Jaqen actually testing the Waif, it'd be hilarious.
Did Arya learn ANYTHING from her time with the Faceless Men?
Did Arya learn ANYTHING from her time with the Faceless Men?