Deaths of everyone on Arya Stark List + Kill Count: Game of Thrones Season 1 to Season 8
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- Arya Stark List and How They Died
Polliver for capturing her and killing Lommy and taking Needle
=killed by Arya in tavern fight (Season 4 Episode 1)
Joffrey Baratheon for having Ned executed
= poisoned by Littlefinger and Lady Olenna (Season 4 Episode 2)
Rorge for threatening her
= killed by Arya (Season 4 Episode 7)
Ser Meryn Trant for killing her instructor Syrio Forel
= killed by Arya in the brothel (Season 5 Episode 10)
Tywin Lannister for orchestrating the deaths of her mother and brother Robb
= killed by Tyrion (Season 4 Episode 10)
Walder Frey for killing her mother and brother Robb
= killed by Arya (Season 6 Episode 10)
House Frey for killing her mother and brother Robb
= killed by Arya (drugging wine) (Season 7 Episode 1)
Littlefinger for betraying her father and trying to manipulate Sansa
=executed by Arya (Season 7 Episode 8)
Thoros of Myr for selling Gendry to Melisandre
=killed by ice bear (Season 7 Episode 6)
Beric Dondarrion for selling Gendry to Melisandre [removed from the list before death]
=killed by white walkers to save Arya (Season 8 Episode 3)
Melisandre for taking Gendry
=took off her necklace and died after the war against the dead (Season 8 Episode 3)
The Hound for killing her friend Mycah (the butcher’s boy) [removed from the list before death]
The Mountain for torturing people at Harrenhal
= the Hound sacrificed himself to kill the Mountain (Season 8 Episode 5)
Cersei Lannister for having her Ned arrested
= dies with Jaime under the Red Keep (Season 8 Episode 5)
Ser Ilyn Payne for beheading her father
= still Alive
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Imagine if Cersei was so happy to reunite with Jaime at the very end...only to watch him take his face off.
That, in my opinion, would have made EVERYTHING much more interesting.
vgernyc Woah, Bran and Rickon don't even exist in the books? That explains the crazy ending with Bran as king I guess....
Gia Barrone what do you mean “they dont exist”? Of course they exist. There are other differences like Tyrion meeting one of the rhaegar children all grown up, and finds some priestess who sounds like some satanic priestess more than anything...
@@helgrin8754 He meets someone who MAY be Rhaegar's son. It's never confirmed in any of the books that he is Rhaegar's son.
Imagine if Arya killed Jaime... would Brienne of Tarth be able to let it go?
"Leave one wolf alive and the sheep are never safe." Gives me chills every time. Hell hath no fury like a Stark scorned.
proceeds to let some frey women live
@@ThePandJ Which is further mitigated by the additional badassery, "tell them...Winter Came...for House Frey".
Excellent line
Ariya is the mean girl version of John that's why they always got along
@@ThePandJ Who better to tell them that Winter came for House Frey?
The Tywin death is so great in the book. The chapter just ends with the sentence, "In the end, Tywin Lannister did not in fact shit gold."
I moved that part as well in the book.
GRRM IS GOING DOWN IN HISTORY AS SUCH AN AMAZING WRITER
Yes, in the show they gave a poorer reason for Tyrion killing Tywin. it was much better in the. book
@@Kimberpls who couldn't get himself to finish his Magnum Opus.
@@robertofernandez7178 I imagine with all the stress to perform and write the correct story it's hard to continue,..
Cersei's death was so disappointing. After all the hurt and merciless death she caused she got to die with the love of her life. She needed to suffer as much as she made others suffer.
She did she lost all her children.
@@obimicky1 she never loved them aniway.
@@Adam270978 the only ones she truly loved were her children.
Cersei's love for her children wasn't pure. It wasn't real love it was her warped version of love and the child she may have actually truly loved would have been Joffery. She pretty much ignored her daughter and kept her distance for Tommen
It’s poetic for her to die like that
the actor for Joffrey was absolutely incredible he made us hate him presented the most despicable character ever then gave us such a satisfying death, that kid is phenomenal
It is sad that he got rl hate because of that role because he seems like a nice guy.
Jack Gleason. Yes, he stepped away from acting.
@@dalemcilwain I heard he's coming back.
Yes I indeed hated his character so profoundly.
@@thechangamire3495 I truly hope so. Whoever was on GOT is doing good things. The actor that played Littlefinger was on peaky Blinders. Sophie Turner doing X-Men movies. Kit Harrington is doing theater in London and starred in HBO's Powder. Maisie Williams did a few movies. Jack has a great future in acting if he comes back. You know the Irish film makers want him.
*joffrey choking*
olenna: "help the poor boy" 🤣🤣🤣
Idiots help your king!!😅😅
😂😂😂😂
LMFAO
She played the part very well. Jaime Lannister got to learn how genuine Olenna Tyrell's reaction was before succumbing to the quick acting poison
@@3baxcb That was an awesome twist, and I look forward to reading about fiesty Olenna in the next books ... yea, she is still alive in the books, so is Cersei's daughter and Stannis's daughter (he didnt burn her in the books). GRR seems to be setting up a war of queens ... it happened in Fire and Ice and history repeats itself in Game of Thrones.
That was a great show. So sad it was cancelled after season 6 and we'll never know how it would have ended.
I wish they bring it back..they left us on such a cliff hanger :/
Really broke my heart that it ended that way. I bet the series finale would have been amazing😔
I really wish its picked up again soon... I miss the compelling, well written story and characters who stuck by their characterisations
That water bottle should have gotten an oscar
@@tyronemalone4158 Oh you sweet summer child
"Tell them Winter came for House Frey" is such a badass line...right up there with "Tell Cersei...I want her to know it was me"
It's strange to know that Arya became the best assassin of this world because of an act of kindness of her. She did save Jaqen H'ghar instead of running away.
Did she really save him though? Theres no way a faceless man gets captured and carted around like that. Obviously there is or was more planned to that story, more like arya was sought out and the rescue was a test she passed.
@@hzuiel It was probably the easiest way to get out of King`s Landing undetected. She did do him and the other prisoners in the cage a bit of a favor though so he repayed her. I doubt she was the intended object of that "Jaquen`s" mission, just an incidental encounter and probably he`s the same faceless that turns up in Oldtown in the books later. The "Jaquen" that in the TV series she meets in Bravos is not the same person, just another faceless using the same identity adopted because she was banging on the door and using that name.
The Faceless Men don't take names they are not meant to. Arya saved 3 names from death in that cart, so Jaqen gave her 3 names for death at Harrenhall. There is a strict code and they don't fear capture or death -- they live by, and carry out their code.
I wonder though, who Jaqen was in King's Landing to kill.
Also in the book he gave her a coin and told her to exchange it at the temple, so he definitely intended for her to join the faceless men or to have the opportunity if she chose it. I think this was kind of in the show too right?
@@sancristobal730 he gave her a coin in the series as well.
@@sancristobal730 Yes. I agree.
I love that the Hound was so impressed by Aria that when she says his name he actually reacts for a second. You can almost see him making a mental note that he needs to sleep extra lightly.
He had a lot of those looks on certain things she said to him. Like when she said she’d stab him in the eye and push the blade out the back of his skull. That certainly gave him pause. 😂
@@earltesticuclees167 how does the Hound die
@@boerandemo7766 41:15
THIS!!! And that the only name she had left to say before she could sleep wasn his.
True
"The first sword of Bravos does not run." is such a good line. He knows he's going to die, but he also drops "What do we say to the god of death" because at the very least he wants to make sure Arya survives.
At the same time I MUST question how does the FIRST SWORD OF BRAVOS..... NOT carry an actual sword? Like I get it was a training session, but still.
By some rules it’s possible he didn’t die. You know, not being on screen and all
@@chrisdietrich8944Not even a dagger. Perhaps he wasn't permitted a weapon in the keep they were living in.
Pretty sure he isn’t dead in the books. The show writers said he is in the show canon but it’s plenty ambiguous in the books
The First Sword of Bravos is a bit of a dipstick for forgetting he's not the First Sword without an actual sword. Yes, he bravely defends Aray's escape with his life. Thanks for his service. But he could have defended her EVEN better had he simply picked up one of the several swords available from the Lannister soldiers he had rendered unconscious just moments before. Seems like a no-brainer, regardless of which sword of wherever you may be. ¯\_("/)_/¯
Even funnier (in a morbid way) about Joffrey’s death is he was better off on his stomach, so when his mother flipped him he was also choking on his own vomit and blood 😬
Most of all, Joffrey died on his wedding day. Most humiliating when you’re writhing on the ground; blood coming from your nose, foam and bile spewing out from the mouth, eyes blood red, and skin purple.
@@tararocksong5085
Not at all how it was intended
@@completelypointlesstv, plus the strangler was never seen of the poison’s effects on anyone before.
"I cant sleep unless I say the names..."
"The names of every person in westeros?"
lol
They had such great dialogue
Only half of them.
Every "Fucking" person in westeros
@@gennasaunders5558 only the names of every fucking chicken in Westeros!
The names who killed my favorite series...
"Leave one wolf alive and the sheep are never safe"
Such an iconic line
I’m pretty sure she took it from the hall of faces before she left since she knew what she was going to do
I’m sure she had them ready before she confronted him
Plus there is the time in between from when she leaves Jaqen and is at the Twins so Arya is too smart to leave without getting everything she would need since she knows she’s not going back
@C Rizzy The face she uses for Meryn Trant is the face of the girl she gave the water from the well to in the temple, after the girl's father brings her there to end her suffering.
Ilyn Payne (beheaded Ned Stark) was on Arya's original Kill List but he was not overtly killed in the show. Apparently the actor had health problems and withdrew from the show and his fate is unknown (assumption is that he was killed at King's Landing at the end of the show). A good trivia question.
Maester Aemon was the only character in the whole show who died on screen from old age. I always assumed the only two other characters who died from old age, but off screen, we're Old Nan and Ilyn Payne.
@@karolpalion2883I think Old Nan was killed in the Sack if Winterfell
I love how the hound doesn’t even question or make fun of her list. Just like “hmm yup, that checks out”
It's not shown on here, but one thing I noticed during Ned's execution was that the entire Small Council, and Cersei, all ran to Joffrey to get him to stop what he was doing....but Littlefinger stood there and did nothing, that perpetual smirk of his planted on his face.
TheRealist 811 also, getting his rival out of the way
He was the entire reason that the whole stupid fiasco took place. He was a piece of human excrement that wanted to steal another mans wife. Two men's wives in fact.
What I love is he had that same exact smirk too right before it was executed and Sansa wiped it off his face letting him know he was fucked because they had figured out all his lies and betrayal.
@@torreylong7436 And somehow people still love him. His death was quite satisfying to me.
@@torreylong7436 and a man daughter also
In a way she does kill the hound, she just doesn’t kill sandlot clegane
Omg I love that!!
That’s beautiful
This made everything all the sweeter. I think it's pretty clear to everyone that the Hound died after that fight with Brienne, and it was Sandor Clegane from there.
I just love the relationship he had with both the stark girls
It’s beautiful
„House Frey“ is one of the few scenes I really enjoyed in the last seasons because Arya finally uses the face of someone we knew
The Hound's actor ... so good. so many ways he could have delivered his lines and his acts with cringe or typical cliche. but no, hes an amazing actor
Agree 💯
Yarp
@@misfit8974I wonder how many will catch that
It was sad to see the Hound die that way .. he was my favourite character !
The dude's got range. I didnt even realize its the same guy from "Hot Fuzz"
it is saddening to watch how the Stark siblings suffered so much that they realized that the only people that they can trust is their own family. That is why it is sooo satisfying how they held the surprise interrogation for Littlefinger. Also, if only their direwolves were all there, the scene would be epic.
yeah, yeah... tho Sansa was such a stupid little bitch that she didn't even deserve to stay alive.
@@ridgevalentine Sansa was cool at the end though.
@@ridgevalentine you know there's truth to that and that's why my manhood itches sometimes
The interrogation scene was garbage tbh
The only people any of us can trust. Family
Imagine if Tyrion didn't kill his father, the reunion of Arya and Tywin would be interesting
imagine if season 8 was actually good
No it wouldn’t
@@Erabbz How come?
Ma Sato read this wrong thought u said Tyrion Tywin meeting would be
That would have been so epic. Tywin knew there something special about Arya.6
Watching Joffrey's last never... ever gets old. It just doesn't. It isn't just him - it's the several people with things to gain and lose around him. Well done scene all in.
The Hound and Arya were such an awesome duo. It really made you turn your hatred for the Hound and sympathize with him. That and he had a great character arc.
He was one of my favorite characters
@@yyz4761 I never really saw him as a "bad guy". He was just extremely bitter and hated the world so he lashed out, like a hound does. He thought knights were the righteous and finds out they're mostly all pieces of shit, and then his brother who disfigured and nearly killed him becomes one and everyone speaks highly of him while looking down on Sandor because of his disfigurement. That's why I always figured he kept saying "Killing is the sweetest thing there is". It's his way of getting back at the people of the world who made it the way it is, cruel and shitty, and who also treat him like he's a monster. It's also one of the few ways he has control over things. I think that's why he and Bronn were so at odds. They have the same view of the world but go about it in different ways. They're both realists, but Sandor sees the world for what it is and hates it and nearly everything about it, while Bronn sees the world for what it is but is able to make the best of it and even uses it to his advantage.
The Hound always felt very nihilistic, and that even gets reinforced when he actually makes an effort to change and starts to think maybe the world isn't so shitty and there's good places and people still, and look what happens, the place gets burned to the ground and every one of the good people murdered. It just strengthened his belief that the world was horrible and if you're good then it's going to kill you.
He wasn't really bad, he just saw what the world does to good people (Takes advantage of them, kills them, maims them. He was once a good person, too, as a child and his own brother severely burned him over a fucking toy.) and goes out of his way to NOT be good to avoid weakness and death.
I think that you’ve just summarized why the hound is my favorite character, it’s that he’s very relatable. Cheers, nicely done!
no one really hated him much ngl
By the end the Hound was long gone and the Arya’s long time companion wasn’t on her list. “Thank you Sandor” was said to a man who was not her enemy.
The Starks were the most persecuted House in GOT. So satisfying to see them avenged. I just wish Arya had the chance to get to Cersei. That would have been epic.
Tbh this show was always about the starks. The other houses were just side houses.
...yes but the entire problem with being the most persecuted house is that you're led to assume that they are innocent victims in a world full of houses that persecute each other. In other timelines it's the Lannisters, etc. I'd suspect that in the end they're all much the same.
I mean if they didnt suck a politics it would have gone better
>The most persecuted house in GOT
> Who are the targaryens?
>Who are the Tyrells?
>Who are the Baratheons (actual not fake)?
Because they were the actual good guys
Walder Frey's death was the most satisfying to me. I like how they used elements eluded too from the book concerning the Freys in the pie.
The Hound and Arya duo was a gem in the series.
The story should be called "The hound and the pup"
I wish he didn’t die
@@MikaylaRayne020 Yeah but there are other people I wish they can bring them back.
No but he literally gave her advice that could have applied to him but he still chose revenge over life
I understand it’s the best way to end his character but still doesn’t make it not hurt
@@MikaylaRayne020 that I can not argue.
Arya and Tyrion are 80% of the reason why I watched the show.
I also liked the character of Jamie larriston
@@kpsingh9810 jamie larriston lol
@@leoortiiiz jaime leggistan
Same!
they're the only ones that kept me going
"Is he on your list?"
"He can't be. I don't know his name."
"What's your name?"
"Rorge."
"Thank you!" 😂😂😂
"How do you answer these charges... Lord Baelish?"
That being said, while his murder of Sansa's aunt was particularly cruel, he HAD just finished talking her out of throwing Sansa to the very same death she suffered. Granted, he could have done otherwise, but one gets the feeling that death was on the Karmic side.
“Tell them the North remembers, tell them winter came for house Frey.”
No need to repeat the line so as to show off
Jackshit
Nae Gil how is it showing off? Lmao you a prick bruh
Nae Gil Who hurt you? 😂😂😂
Came to the comments looking for this one lol
@@j0kim51 why you so mad 💀
“Leave one wolf alive, and the sheep are never safe”
Still gives me goosebumps…one of my favorite lines from the whole series
@Bernard de Fontaines dude it's not likely that was likely to happen at point likely
by that logic, they need to kill Tyrion. leave one lion alive and the wolves are never safe. not to mention all the other Lannister cousins still out there. unless arya's an idiot hypocrite. shes not an idiot hypocrite is she?
In my opinion that was the coldest scene in the series
@@godemperorofmankind3.091Im all behind killing Tyrion
That was the gospel!!!
Hard to pick a favourite between the Freys and Littlefinger. They were the two most cathartic - most of the people on the list well and truly deserved it, but they'd only hurt one or two people and/or Arya wasn't the one to off them. Walder Frey and Littlefinger were responsible for thousands of dead Northerners, including her brothers and parents, so it was great that she managed to avenge them.
The Hound and Ayra's relationship was so.e of the best character building and character relationship in a tv series. Lol he was like an Uncle she wanted to kill.
Arya,s Revenge On Walder & House Frey Was Absolutely Fabulous .
As For Cersie That Death Scene Was Absolutely Pathetic ..
Up until season 8 every death has been satisfying
Then episode 5 kills Jaime and Cersei by rocks
@@MikaylaRayne020 For Years I Waited For Her To Get What She Deserves , And What Happens , She Dies By Building Ruble !
I Truly Wished That The Hound Hadnt Stopped That Wight From Tearing Her Face Off ....
Cersei needed a bigger death than rocks burying her in the arms of her lover
Even as far in as episode 4, they still could have her fall down some stairs, have her closest allies betray her and she dies alone from a miscarriage, screaming for help that never arrives, killed by her little brother Jaime by impregnating her. At least finish Maggie's prophecy ffs...
NOP, GRAVITY KILL HER, WE WRITERS
In the books when Tyrion shot his dad, he shot him through the bowels. It reads "as it turns out Tywin Lannister didn't actually shit gold"
He did not, in the end, shit gold
I also like the theory that Shae actually poisoned Tywin and was trying to help Tyrion escape. Thats why Tywin was having potty "issues". There is no proof in the series or the books, but it is interesting! Also kind of sad for Tyrion if true.
@@wvin1450 The thing is, if you watch the episode, she attacks him first. She goes for a knife which leads to him fighting back. I don't remember exactly how it happened in the books as far as who attacked whom, but I'm pretty sure it was the same way.
@@wvin1450 Oberyn poisoned him
I love your phrase ' didn't actually suit Gold' it is apt
Arya was my favorite through the whole series. One caveat when she traveled with The Hound they were my favorite together. Close second I absolutely love Brianne of Tarth.
The story of the hound: Revenge is bad and will lead to more suffering
The story of Aria Stark: Revenge is awesome and will make you a better, stronger person
wtf????
The only difference is Arya's revenge was for the suffering people gave to her, her family and her friends, while in the hound's case it was actually the opposite
I love how the more Arya killed, the more remorseless she became.
And this in part explains why they tried to soften her up a tad towards the end. They wanted Sandor to serve as an example what happens or what's waiting down that path of remorseless killing.
Agreed, I think theyd all have been surprised during littlefingers death when she walked right up and cut his throat without a moment's pause
@@obihave3210 I loved how Sansa set it up like Arya was the one on trial when in fact she was littlefingers executioner.
Kind of tends to happen
Season 1 "Man the Hound is an evil prick."
Season 2 "Man the Hound is a badass."
Season 3 "Well at least Arya has the Hound to teach her."
Season 4 "Man the Hound is so damn cool."
Season 5 "This man is unkillable."
Season 6 "Holy shit is he dead?!"
Season 7 "Fuck yeah the Hound is still around!"
Season 8 "Why did the Hound have to die?!"
He wasn’t in S5
@@hogndog2339 Maybe that's why he was unkillable. :p
@@hogndog2339 well you cant be killed if youre not around
One of my favorite characters.
You did an awesome job of both following the scenes to conclusion, and staying on track with the theme, Thank You!
8:19 Holy shit. "Baelor!" I never noticed that before. Ned actually saw Arya on Baelor's statue and tells Yoren where she is, trusting that he'll rescue her. God damn the writing in the early seasons was amazing.
5:50
Arya: He killed Lommy
Hound: What tf is a Lommy?👌🏻🤣🤣
Best dialogue
WTF salami.
Hound: I dont care if he ate your friend🤣🤣
In the Philippines, Lomi is a type of noodles.
Thats what i always say haha
The lack of hesitation from Tyrion in shooting Twyin when he said Whore was so fabulous.
He *did* warn him, after all.
The casual reloading afterwards was even more fabulous
@@Teddy_Bear312 There could have been that "Oh no. What did I just do?!" moment for a second or two, but nope! He (as you said) just casually reloaded without a second thought, or a bit of remorse.
Pretty bad ass scene!
"say 'what' again motherfucker" comes to mind. Absolutely great both times!
You are my son, had too many meanings at the end.
The actors and actresses in GoT are just phenomenal. It seems like they elevate each other's acting more when working together.
Arya's tone of voice when she's talking to Littlefinger is just straight up Killer - that is the voice of someone who has no hesitation whatsoever.
As badass as it is, it's a shame she turned into that.
"When people ask you what happened here? Tell them the North remembers, tell them the winter came for House Frey. "
*North
Knowing Olenna was the one to "do the deed," hearing her say "idiots! Help your king!" Is priceless
Ser Meryn Trant's death was more gruesome than Littlefnger and Cersei's death combined
He deserved it.
ehm, since there was nothing gruesome about Cersei's death...
@@patroclus8163 Well it sure wasn't a ending that Cersei hoped for.
Tha fuck is a Ser?
@@onewingedangelsephiroth1561 that's how you address a knight. Don't embarrass yourself with arrogance.
This is the most satisfying video made of all times. Thank you. Nothing is better than revenge on evil/heartless culprits! If I can like this video again, I would.
I love when Arya kills all of House Frey but left the two women alive that were there atm, like she even told the one girl next to her not to drink the wine cuz it was Poisoned
i love arya's extremely dry "my sister asked you a question" during littlefingers trial and he's confused as hell 😂😂😂
I find it a little bit of a fun touch that little finger was lured in the same way that he lured Ned. They convinced him to go exactly where they wanted him and convinced him that he had the upper hand only to strip all of that away once he was no longer able to escape. The execution took a lot less time that Ned's but still.
It was really set up well luring him in.. I think it started with the bedroom scene with Sansa and Arya 'playing the game' it was a test for both of them to find out their alliances and if they alliance was still to House of Stark or elsewhere.
And it was so UNconvincing because he would have to be a fool to fall for that when he was one of, if not the smartest and cunning characters in the show. Yes I’m still crying about how bad the later seasons are
What goes around comes around
@@vaevictis_ Just because your smart and cunning doesn't mean you can't fall for a trap, "the last mile is always the hardest". His techniques started getting sloppy, he taught he could easily play the same tricks that he used before.
@@vaevictis_ you're the only sane person in the comments evidently
This is a fantastic compilation! One of my favourites by far!!!!!!!!!
I’m not finished watching but this has been very satisfying so far , thank you ❤️❤️❤️
To this day I still CANNOT watch the Red Wedding......but I LOVE when Winter comes to House Frey!!
Ysabeau99 It sucks that someone spoiled it for you. It was really a great scene though, you should watch it anyways....
It was the scene that made me to stop watching the Got series all together.
Arya Stark endured a crazy life and her revenge on those who killed her family is oh so sweet!
Is so cringe
@@j0kim51 not more than you are
@@Haunuva says who are more cringer
@@j0kim51 cringe is just a fad. It will pass.
"Winter came for House Frey" ~~ CHILLS! And a huge grin!
Honestly she was the best and most intriguing character in the whole show. I loved the way the character developed. Tbh the show in general was just phenomenal outside of the obvious horrible mid evil acts which were obviously necessary for the time the show was portrayed to be in
This is a terrible excuse. First of all, this show is not historical fiction whatsoever. If they can include dragons and ice zombies, they can could at least cut down on gratuitous rape. Second of all, the actual middle ages were far less grim and dark than this: people have remained basically the same throughout history, as have kings. There may have been war and disease, but there was far less rape, murder, and child marriage in real history than in how game of thrones presents its world
@@imeantherearethedarktownsy5210 far less rape ? Lmao your comment doesn’t make a lot of sens
Lady Olenna: poisons Joffrey
Also Lady Olenna: oh no... help your king you fools. 😈😈
This video isn't quite complete without her "tell Cersei it was me" speech.
It was just the way she wanted to be beyond suspicion. She played it well 😉 Great actress 🙂
The funny part is Robert is the only one who knew how to keep the seven kingdoms from ripping apart. Kill Denairis, elevate the starks, and rule in the background letting the small council scheme against one another.
I agree with you
Poor slob died to a pig
Me as well
Who is Denairis?
Daenerys
Catlyn had to cut that poor girls throat because she swore it on her honor as a Stark and a Tully even when there was no longer a point to doing it. Too bad we didn't get Lady Stoneheart.
Thanks for making this !
Arya really carried the show for me. The best character development. I cursed Sansa out so much throughout the show but she really turned things around towards the end. When she said to Littlefinger that it takes her awhile to learn, but she learns. I was like, truer words I have never been spoken.
Her arc is shit honestly
What ? Arya had like... zero character development. Even Jon Snow had more than her, and yet Jon had basically been your typical great hero since day one.
From the beginning until the end she was never a lady, but a wild girl who dreamt about explorations and adventures, who wanted to learn how to fight and actually go on the battlefield. She was well aware that fighting and death were terrible (unlike Sansa who completely trusted the romanticized versions she read in books), and Arya had probably the biggest plot armor possible with Sam. They both should have died like 50 times but didn't purely because of plot. People talk about Dany surviving solely because of plot armor, but you actually see how things lead one to another in Dany's story, how she makes deals, agreements and fights to achieve things. Arya and Sam survive everything that happens to them because of random things like: "Oh, turns out that thing my friends randomly found was dragonglass, one of the two _only_ things that can kill a White Walker," or "Good thing the only non-dumbass man arrives right on time in Harrenhal to realise I am a girl and prevent me and my friends from being tortured !" or "Wow, isn't it neat that despite me never being shown to be particularly kind or helpful, especially towards dangerous, creepy criminals, I end up helping the _one_ man who is a highly skilled assassin ?"
Like come on, I love Arya (and Sam), but she never had any development in the show, she stayed the same until the end, and while her journey was interesting because she met so many different people and showed us unique places, it was often very random because of her plot armor.
To me it's kinda funny that you talk about Arya's character development and praise it, and then say how you hated Sansa until the end when they finally had to throw in our face "Btw, Sansa is great now" despite the fact we could start seeing Sansa really grow and change right after her father's death, still in S1. But it is actually not surprising at all since most people seem to think Sansa started developing only after like season 5 or 6, when she actually started right at season 1.
The end of S1 is when Joffrey torments her by forcing her to look at the heads of her dad and septa on spikes, she does it without ever blinking, even asks him for how long she has to watch (which pisses him off), he tells her he'll also give her Robb's head and she replies "Or maybe he'll give me yours" and looks him in the eyes, once again without blinking. Then she has the idea of pushing him off the bridge to kill him... but the Hound stops her and saves her life in doing so. A completely naive, dumb little girl wouldn't be able to do that. She was already growing inside back then.
And constantly throughout the other episodes we see her endure the pain, she lets him break her body if it pleases him but she never lets him break her mind, and she always stands firm and straight, she keeps her dignity, despite the fact she has literally nothing going for her. The only difference is that because of the situation she was in, Sansa's development was a lot more gradual, and I feel like a lot of people never really paid attention to what was really going on around her so they never realised it.
Kind of like how everybody is "Duh, the Hound is obviously on your side, so let him help you !" but he isn't even really, and he isn't even the best chance at life she has. It's the same with Tyrion, people are like "Sansa is such a dumbass for not accepting him" when he's a Lannister, his whole family has been ruining her family and other families... of course she wouldn't trust him.
@@Libellulaire Man just wrote more for a CZcams reply than GRRM has written in the last 10 years.
@@Libellulaire stfu ain't nobody reading that bullshit
@@Libellulaire nobody is reading all that u needa relax it’s not that serious go outside or sum
i was seriously disappointed when arya didn't used any of her faceless men training (changing faces) in season 8. that was the dopest part about her and nothhing.
90% of the plot and 99% of character development was ignored in season 8
Yeah I was disappointed with that, a whole host of other wasted opportunities and nonsensical bullshit too.
@@MikaylaRayne020 I think season 8 was HBO's fault.They only gave the writers 6 EPISODES to wrap up 7 years of plot and character development.
sparky1301a dondavid HBO gave them up to thirteen seasons. The writers decided they were done with it and gave themselves six episodes.
@@sparkyadondavid Dan & David, the lead producers and writers, said several years ago (around season 4, iirc) that they knew the story they were going to tell, they knew in broad strokes how it would end, and how many episodes they needed -- they had been aiming at 70 episodes, but were now looking at extending it to 73, so season 7 would be 13 episodes, maybe split in two parts. That was, what, five or six years or so ago. They had each episode lined out around that time.
So it wasn't that they had 6 episodes left and had too much story to fit into them, it was that they knew the story they wanted to tell and had planned number of episodes after that. Everything left out in season 8 was done so intentionally, not being part of the story they wanted to tell. Instead of thinking of the last six episodes as "the last season", the one final piece out of eight pieces, think of them as episodes 68-73 out of 73. Plot and character development started wrapping up much earlier. The first 67 episodes weren't just all build-up and set-up. It's all one long story. They didn't have 6 episodes to wrap up everything, they had 33 since season 4.
People are setting themselves up for disappointment by, at this point in a story, expecting the plot to move as slowly or with as detailed character development as earlier in the story.
I love the scene where the Bear rips into Thoros of Myr, wounding him mortally. The Hound could have saved Thoros, but he was too scared of the flames and understood that Thoros would die because of his terror. And then the Hound suddenly shows a sign of warmth and apology when he kneels next to Beric Dondarrion infront of Thoros's carcass. Deep down the hound was probably just a playful peaceful Bear before everything went wrong.
I swear Arya had some of the best kills. She made them so intimate, almost like a lover... The death's lover
The way they finally busted and executed Littlefinger, was certainly one of the more satisfying moments on the series. He thought he was so smart...lol. That, along with Jon beating up Ramsey Bolton, and then Sansa later feeding Ramsey to his own dogs. Loved it.
The Ramsey Bolton Beatdown was by far my favorite
@@mattjack3983 : The build up to it was so great. You could feel rage Jon and Sansa had toward him, because we had the same rage.
@@PlanetBlake YES! Thats EXACTLY it! Very well said! All of us watching it felt the same way and absolutely HATED Ramsey! When Jon Snow marched on Winterfell, it was like we all knew that Ramsey was in a shitload of trouble. Jon is a straight up beast, a REAL warrior, who wasn't going to be intimidated by someone like Ramsey. And after Ramsey shot down his little brother with the arrows, and how he had been abusing Sansa, it was obvious that Jon was going to fuck him up and give a serious bastard beatdown! Goddamn that was so f'cking satisfying! Easily one of the most satisfying beating ever handed out on a TV series.
I found Sansa's character really annoying post season 6, could be D&Ds writing
@@jmz2144 yea fr. She was kind of acting like she couldn't elaborate some things, especially when the battle of the bastards was coming. She should have told jon that the vale was coming.
Favourite part. The Hound vs the Mountain.
The Hound proves himself the better warrior, the only thing keeping the mountain alive is the curse/magic.
Otherwise, he’d have been killed pretty easily by his younger brother.
Then, Realising that the Mountain cannot be killed with steel he plunges them both into fire. Conquering his own fear and ending the “life” of the only unstoppable warrior.
💖🔥🐕😭🌈
The Mountain died that day when he was defeated by the Viper. His body was only a vessel for something so viscous for bloodshed.
@@tararocksong5085 Yeah, the thing that was left behind could barely fight, it was just a walking tank. The Mountain would win if he had all his faculties. Both warriors are supposed to actually be really fast despite their size.
I hate to say it, but neither Clegane was up to snuff during Cleganebowl. Sandor was far too wounded from his fight with the bounty hunters, leading to his fall against Brienne of fucking Tarth; Gregor had no sense of self preservation by the time he fought Sandor.
Nah it'd been better if the hound survived
The way that Gendry just layed into that Lannister soldier right after Yoren's death is absolutely brutal, he was smashing the guy's head about like a bell with the hammer or whatever the hell he had
Damn, I just noticed the little nod that the wolf gives the old man at 12:50 and the pained smile the old man gives him back. Like a tiny little "thanks for not letting me suffer"
A lot of the death scenes were rather satisfying, like Tywin and Littlefinger. But the one thing I really wish they'd actually included was that after the red wedding, Lady Stark rose from the dead as a Revenant and she was going to kill all of house Frey for their betrayal. It was in the books but they never translated it into the show. I think it would have helped to emphasize that there IS an element of the supernatural in their world (beyond the white walkers) and that when an oath is given to the Gods, it's to be taken seriously. Her family had guest right, sharing of salt and bread, which is an OOOOLD tradition, even here from the middle ages. In that world however, it's held as sacred. And Walder Frey broke that guest right big time. There's only so much you can do to spit in the Gods eyes before Karma comes to collect it's due.
Always was disappointed they didn’t add lady stoneheart
But didn't the red god bring her back?
I mean maybe he did it so she could take revenge for the betrayal but it was a northerner custom he broke and the old gods didn't do anything
Totally agree -
Amen, may death come swiftly for all the idolatrous lubavs for their abominations upon the Children Of Israel in the Sight Of God 🕍
@@aaronlevy6054 Ugh, there's always gotta be one of you gits coming in here with your Abrahamic drivel. For Petes sake, we're here to enjoy game of thrones. Not to be proselytized to. So please, keep it in your church.
littlefingers death is definitely one of the more satisfying in the series. the way he goes through multiple stages of panic before dying to his own knife
The video is pretty good, I love that it shows how they got on her list and how they died.
But Cersei and Joffrey there was so much more to how they got on that list. It was by pretty much everything they did in the first season.
The moment Olenna eyes the cup before Joffrey drinks is like when you’re playing a prank on someone and see them take the bait. In her mind she was like “Yessssss!”
yeah good catch!
Didn't Olenna initially was targetting Tyrion?
@@peteralexandra7899 No. She and Littlefinger plotted to kill Joffrey because she didn't want that creep married to her granddaughter. For Littlefinger, it was a bigger game he was playing since he wanted the throne.
Help the poor boy!!! Lol
@@peteralexandra7899we don’t know who it was, but in the books it is tyrions pie that is most likely the root cause of the death… Joffrey eats it while mocking his uncle… accidentally killing himself with it!
It’s so ironically funny!
Because it makes no sense that Olena would poison the vine in a cup her own granddaughter is drinking from.
Arya should thank Daeny for killing all the people of Kings landing who were all cheering when Ned’s head got chopped!
Remember, they had no idea about the situation. All they knew was Ned was supposed to be involved in treason... SO they weren't really evil people, just people excited that justice, so long empty from Westeros, finally happened somewhere.
Someone thinks the people of kings's landing watch Game Of Thrones in TV just like us
@@TheBardmp their stupidity and believing their "leaders" while cheering for the deaths of others makes their deaths satisfactory. I did not feel bad when the whole city got reduce to ash and was happy to watch it burn. Not one person in that city deserve to live. Even the despicable children were spies and murderers. Why were people mad a Daeny again? She did what was needed.
Just like us, they got the government they deserved!
I LOVE THEM ALL!!!!! THANK YOU FOR THE LATE AFTERNOON CHUCKLES!!!
Anyone else rewatching the entire series or clips like these in anticipation of House of the Dragon?
I like how you added the scenes that explain why they are on her list.
I always wondered what jaqen h'ghar's true intentions were in training Arya Stark, knowing from the very beginning that she wasn't ready to give up her identity.
Darren Frey i am with all of my heart that he was Syrio Forrel, but mind tells me that he simply ahd taken intrest in Arya. I think that he had some profits from her going rampage. And also, she never said that she does not believe in the god of many faces. She simply believes in another way. Perhaps he hopes to make some kind of side branch of his religion with Aryas philosophy of life, which involves live and let live philosophy.
@@helgrin8754 I agree
I suppose that training and letting Arya go was his way of serving the will of the God of Death.
The god of death needed an agent to stop the undead from taking over the planet. The night king was screwing around with his domain.
It would all make sense if Jaqen said the words "what do we say to the God of death?"
I love how fast Arya is with her kills...wastes no time!
Arya was one of the very best characters. I love how the "Arya serves revenge upon her enemies" theme rises slowly from the background noise.
Cersei for ordering Lady put to death as well. Arya already hated Cersei even before Ned was arrested.
Ya but I think hating and needing to kill someone for justice are different
How baller do you have to be for you to be a child and have no issues telling a grown man that is bigger, stronger, and tougher, than most men that you're gonna kill him. Then, as if that's not gansta enough you say it after you turn your back to him.....and then you sleep?
She knew he needed her and that he didn't take her seriously.
That's what being in the military is like hahahah
Did no one realize that Joffrey died from the PIE not the wine. That is why he said that it was dry, many old time poisons contained many things that absorbed moisture.
I'm happy she suffered through all that intense training so she could use it at the end of the series
Hound: "Is he on your little list?"
Arya: "He can't be! I don't know his name!"
Hound: "What's your name?"
Rorge: "Rorge"
Arya: "Thank you!" -- KILLS --
Hound: You're learning.
I like how dry-witted this scenario was....
Although, you'd love to hate it, but the phrase really hit home: "The Lannisters send their regards".
The other thing I found really interesting is that very soon afterwards, in the same episode, Sansa lies to the lords and ladies of the Vale and manipulates them into believing Littlefinger's version of how Lysa died. So the Stark sisters both have their moments of learning how to navigate a brutal world.
"He killed Lommie."
"What the fuck's a Lommie?"
Lol hahaha
You could tell from Littlefinger's reaction that he has come to full appreciation of the gravity of the situation.
He knows he's done playing, he knows this is where it ends for him the moment Sansa gave him back his own lines.
Stupid death. Low quality writing.
@@gonzalovasquezblas3819 I know so many people have an issue with his death, but I didn't. He was someone who tried to be clever as he did in King's Landing, but in this setting got caught off guard and found himself in a deadly situation. It's realistic in my opinion. Many times the so-called "clever" ones die because they're too cocky, which is what I feel happened here.
There is honour in "the man who passes the sentence must swing the sword" regarding Sansa's executing Littlefinger. But there is also honour in "Arya called first dibs". 😂
They guy that played Joffrey played his role so well that me, my ex-wife and friends cheered when he died. That's saying something, when you're happy a child gets killed, even if it's just fiction. He was a monster.
Jack Gleeson is actually a really nice lad... my daughter attended college with him and she found him so down to earth and genuinely nice.... very intelligent too, went back to college after GOT to continue his studies.
@@ronanwalsh7024 Well - smart move. So he has at least some degree he can use and has the option to go back to acting - or pursue another career entirely.
Same here! That kid that played the role quit acting because people actually treated him as Joffrey in real life. I think he has a serious future in acting, probably need to dye his hair or something to distinguish himself from the character.
@@terrellcuevo2369 Hell, let him become the next Spider-Man. Or some supporting role in that Harry Potter prequel series...
Yes, but Ramsy Bolton is another character who played the role outstanding..
I think the best negetive character
I love the way Arya doesn't hesitate when she pulls out 'the needle' and kills her victim...
With out doubt we travel the path with Arya in GOT from a very excitable and frighten little girl to a very cold, skilled, determined and logical killer with out any feelings at all. Accepting her character had the luxury of seeing that changed over six TV series, I believe it is one of the best changes in character I have ever seen. In no way do I compare my self to Arya but as once a very troubled young boy, teenager and young man with a very emotive personality caused me many problems as I grew up and only later in life due to those 'bumps', I was fortunate to wise up and now consider my self totally different to what I once was. Along that path, I became a teacher in the 1980s and 1990s and I am proud and know I changed quite a few troubled teens to take a different and wiser path. My point !!.. sadly at schools and society generally we don't teach the fact that we all 'change' as we grow up and it is only the people we meet, the conflicts and failures plus something inside us, that learns and changes us, that makes us wiser and better humans. In my time of teaching we had to do 'Pastoral' lessons using absolute rubbish ie political correctness materials with the intent to socialize pupils. I am sure it will be seen rather perverse of me (ie the violence Arya dishes out) to say so, if GOT had been around in my time when teaching I would have played much of scenes of Arya in HOW she changes and used that for discussion purposes for kids to appreciate that they WILL change which at that age, they simply cannot conceive as I did at their age. To change you need to know you can and appreciate the concept of time, growth age, Arya in GOT does that. And her most well known quote " Not today" very simply and poignantly states that.
Poliver died so brutally, if you notice Arya stab just into his throat and not all the way through, he drowned like a scared dog.
“Protecting me? By selling me to the Boltons?”
Littlefinger: *pikachu face*
I mean he did that because he promised Cersei to find Arya and Sansa so by selling her to the Boltons he could tell Cersei that Boltons plotted against her and now they are using Sansa to claim the north if he hadn't sold her he would lose his head because he would be unable to keep his promise, what failed was he was unaware how Ramsay is a cruel sadistic sociopath who would torture Sansa even try to rape her, he planned to get permission from Cersei to kill Boltons gain support from John Snow and wipe them out then marry Sansa and become the king of the north sadly for him and for Bolton, Ramsay screwed them both lmao
@@Pancombine18 Ramsay didn't only try to rape Sansa, he did rape Sansa
A very cold and chilling quote "Leave one wolf alive and the sheep are never safe."
Littlefinger's death in the show is pretty good but I think it'll be even better in the books. He uses chaos to climb the ladder of society, and when the Others invade and the Long Night falls, the chaos of it all will allow someone (probably Sansa) to depose him, where I hope he will die to the Others or Wights as a beggar travelling down the road essentially, all of his ladder-climbing pissed away while he's left with nothing, because of the chaos of the Others ironically
" the north remembers "
" I am going to kill queen cercei "
" my sister asked you a question "
Arya has some bad ass dialogs.
love how she is different than her mother here, for not killing the young wifes of Frey