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Character Review: Arya Stark

Arya Stark, the youngest daughter of Lord Eddard Stark and Lady Catelyn Stark. She was the one who became the faceless man in this series. Most famous dialogue from her scenes are:
1. Valar Morghulis
2. Valar Dohairis.
Arya has seen her whole family being slaughtered infront of her eyes. She had promised herself that she will avenge her family from such demons of the world who slaughtered them. Arya Stark left westeros in the invitation of Jaqen H'ghar. Then she goes to Bravos where she learns the technique of faceless man.
Arya has a list of people she plans to kill as revenge over specific reason:

  • Cersei Lannister
  • Ilyn Payne
  • Melisandre
  • Beric Dondarrion
  • Thoros of Myr
  • Polliver
  • Joffrey Baratheon
  • Rorge
  • Gregor "The Mountain" Clegane
  • Sandor "The Hound" Clegane 
  • Tywin Lannister
  • Meryn Trant
  • Walder Frey
To find out the reason and Dead/Alive status of this character you can visit this Business Insider page:- Arya Kill Lists and their status till now.
In conclusion, Arya Stark is an adventurous character in this series. It is her who has very exciting training memories and is one of the great assassins in the Seven Kingdoms.



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