Despite what happened in the finale, Arya Stark was really the only member of ... and while she’ll still be blind for part of the season, that didn’t slow her down in the books and only ...

(Below you’ll find spoilers for pretty much Arya’s entire storyline on “Game of Thrones,” up to and including season 8. episode 3) Arya Stark’s (Maisie Williams) journey has been a long ...

The way Arya murdered Meryn Trant was brutal, and showed how much she's changed since he last saw the youngest Stark girl. However, this isn't someone that the Many-Faced God wanted to kill. It's ...

“Game of Thrones” has no shortage of compelling storylines, but Arya Stark’s journey from young ... like the scene when she is beating a blind Arya with a stick in the streets of Braavos ...

In turn, this shows that she still saw herself as Arya Stark and not "no one." As punishment, Arya was rendered blind, which serves as the conclusion of her Season 5 story arc. It is through this ...

The implausible recovery of Arya Stark was just one of several puzzling ... an ideal setting given her weeks of training while blind. Just like Daredevil, Arya is now the girl without fear ...

Making Arya go blind wasn’t just to punish her ... but that she was still clinging to a remnant of Arya Stark. (Her revenge belonged to Arya Stark. She’ll have to relinquish such attachments ...

At the end of it all, a girl is Arya Stark, and another child of the North concludes a storyline chockfull of blind alleys (if you’ll excuse the pun). It’s understandable, but you’d be ...

Arya Stark, on the other hand ... She threw herself into being a blind beggar on the streets of Braavos. She trained hard with the Waif, working to let go of her past life, and move on to being ...

episode 3) Arya Stark’s (Maisie Williams ... Jaqen H’ghar strikes her blind. Arya refuses to murder the actress Lady Crane for the Faceless Men, so Jaqen sends the nameless girl known as ...