Arya Stark, played by Maisie Williams, is expected to have several action sequences in "Game of Thrones" Season 6. (Photo : YouTube)
The events in "Game of Thrones" Season 6 just keep on getting better as the Stark siblings are starting to become a force to be reckoned with in their own right. Maisie Williams, who portrays Arya Stark, talked about the whole ordeal with Jaqen and the Faceless Men.
Williams' character started "Game of Thrones" Season 6 without her eyesight, only to be restored by Jaqen later. With big things coming soon for Arya, Williams talked about her time with Jaqen and his assistant, the Waif, portrayed by Faye Marsay. She also reflected how it feels like battling with the Walf and how much of a challenge it is for her considering she has one of the most fighting scenes in the show.
Also, it looks like Arya will not possess the traits being instilled to her by Jaqen and as the season progresses, fans will start to see the old Arya back, who is a kind and gentle soul. This means that Arya will likely not be a part of the strange cult but on the bright side, the training she received will prove to be useful in her journey should she decide to leave The House of Black and White.
"In the early part of the season, Arya is dead set on her future as 'No One.' She does a really good job and surprises herself with how quickly she forgets her list of names," Williams told Making Game of Thrones. "As we get into the later half of the season, it's a bit more of a struggle when she does start to get that Arya - and the loyal Stark - quality back."
Williams added that The Waif will be more aggressive in antagonizing her character as she has yet to meet a person who is as determined as Arya. She was also asked why Arya did not proceed on killing Lady Crane and the reason for this is she saw how vibrant the Lady is and killing her will be a nothing but a big mistake.
Meanwhile, fans over Reddit commended the exchange between Lady Crane and Arya. When the young Stark was asked how many times she saw the play, she said thrice, when she was seen watching the play only twice. The third time was actually her watching the beheading of his father in real time.
Here is a sneak peek on "Game of Thrones" Season 6 episode 7.
