Game of Thrones: Season 6

[The JareBear]

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With the next 2 episodes being made by the same person who made Hardhome, I cant wait!

Yeah I'm hoping for an explosive end to the season

[Molarmite]

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I've been reading on here people think Arya didn't learn anything during her training but can't believe how she was able to do all that stuff after being stabbed and chased for a couple miles. I'm thinking she was able to do that because of her training! I have a feeling we'll see her in future seasons get stabbed or have to do things similar to the last two episodes and she'll credit it to all the training we didn't see.

[The JareBear]

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I've been reading on here people think Arya didn't learn anything during her training but can't believe how she was able to do all that stuff after being stabbed and chased for a couple miles. I'm thinking she was able to do that because of her training! I have a feeling we'll see her in future seasons get stabbed or have to do things similar to the last two episodes and she'll credit it to all the training we didn't see.

That's true. I guess, personally, I was hoping she would get full "Faceless" powers or whatever but as someone mentioned, I think it was Beantown, that probably just isn't how it works, at least if she wanted to revisit the names on her list one day.

I would love nothing more than for for Arya to straight up go to town on both the mountain and Cersei as a two for one combo. Obviously she would need some sort of trickery to get the mountain, but I am sure she can find a creative way

[tdawg3782]

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That's true. I guess, personally, I was hoping she would get full "Faceless" powers or whatever but as someone mentioned, I think it was Beantown, that probably just isn't how it works, at least if she wanted to revisit the names on her list one day.

I would love nothing more than for for Arya to straight up go to town on both the mountain and Cersei as a two for one combo. Obviously she would need some sort of trickery to get the mountain, but I am sure she can find a creative way

And least we forget that she apparently handled the Waif, who was pretty badass in her own right, after being borderline gutted, ran through the streets, and getting jacked up while falling down numerous stairs. Then strolled up in the Faceless Man HQ like she owned the place and put Needle on Jedi Shawn Michaels chest looking like she hadn't even broken a sweat. I'm willing to bet she is gonna be pretty badass from here on out. I can't wait.

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[The JareBear]

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And least we forget that she apparently handled the Waif, who was pretty badass in her own right, after being borderline gutted, ran through the streets, and getting jacked up while falling down numerous stairs. Then strolled up in the Faceless Man HQ like she owned the place and put Needle on Jedi Shawn Michaels chest looking like she hadn't even broken a sweat. I'm willing to bet she is gonna be pretty badass from here on out. I can't wait.

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Hell yeah, my man.

When I was binge-watching the show, after I finished S1 I posted in a little groupme chat I am in (Bolt and Candy can back me on this), one of my main takeaways/thoughts after the S1 finale was "I really hope Arya grows up to become a badass."

Been patiently waiting since then, leggooooo!

[tdawg3782]

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Hell yeah, my man.

When I was binge-watching the show, after I finished S1 I posted in a little groupme chat I am in (Bolt and Candy can back me on this), one of my main takeaways/thoughts after the S1 finale was "I really hope Arya grows up to become a badass."

Been patiently waiting since then, leggooooo!

Haha. Dude I've been waiting from the beginning. What's worse is after I watched season 1(back when it first came out) I read all the books immediately because it was so good. Finished those up in 6 months or so. So I've know Arya would maybe be awesome for years now. But she's still doing stupid training stuff in the books so all this new stuff is so satisfying lol. Actually this season has been great because it's the first time where everything is a surprise to me. It's awesome.

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[N51_rob]

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I've been reading on here people think Arya didn't learn anything during her training but can't believe how she was able to do all that stuff after being stabbed and chased for a couple miles. I'm thinking she was able to do that because of her training! I have a feeling we'll see her in future seasons get stabbed or have to do things similar to the last two episodes and she'll credit it to all the training we didn't see.

Well, yes she clearly learned some things we saw that in the Rocky montage. I think for me the thing that I was expecting was for her to be able to change faces "at will". If you remember the end of season 2, when Jaqen was talking to her he turned his back for a second and had another face. For me that is kinda what I was looking for, her having the ability to at one moment have one face and the next have another. But to your point she is defiantly more lethal now than she was before her training.

[tdawg3782]

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Well, yes she clearly learned some things we saw that in the Rocky montage. I think for me the thing that I was expecting was for her to be able to change faces "at will". If you remember the end of season 2, when Jaqen was talking to her he turned his back for a second and had another face. For me that is kinda what I was looking for, her having the ability to at one moment have one face and the next have another. But to your point she is defiantly more lethal now than she was before her training.

This is exactly what I was hoping for as well. Wondering if they try to play it that way still to some extent.

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[kingkilla56]

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There is a sentiment going that Jaquen knew well before hand that Arya would never become a faceless man. But accepted her in to teach her the skills she would need to seek out the vengeance that she wanted back in Westeros. If she truly became a faceless man in the end, it would just be a bonus, but he knew it wouldn't end like that.

I can almost buy that since Jaquen kinda just let her leave willy nilly. But did he have to throw the waif under the bus like that lol.

[Molarmite]

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I have no doubt Arya will become the most badass character in the show. The most exciting part for me is when everyone starts converging on the same place, likely either Winterfell or Kings Landing and we'll see all the main characters in the same area with only one or two big storylines to deal with.

[Molarmite]

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Also:

http://www.babycenter.com/baby-names-khaleesi-1216775.htm

It's going to be extremely weird in 20 years when there are going to be 500 million+ people walking around named Khaleesi.

[trobinson97]

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I've been reading on here people think Arya didn't learn anything during her training but can't believe how she was able to do all that stuff after being stabbed and chased for a couple miles. I'm thinking she was able to do that because of her training! I have a feeling we'll see her in future seasons get stabbed or have to do things similar to the last two episodes and she'll credit it to all the training we didn't see.

So her special training(that was not shown) gave her Wolverine's healing factor. Great. Makes as much sense as anything else I guess.

[Candyman5]

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I was thinking there was something in the liquid she was given multiple times to drink. Come to think of it, was that the same liquid that killed people who came for "Peace" or as a offering to the many faced god?

[tdawg3782]

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I was thinking there was something in the liquid she was given multiple times to drink. Come to think of it, was that the same liquid that killed people who came for "Peace" or as a offering to the many faced god?

I thought it was Milk of the Poppy. Which, as far as I know, is like the morphine of this show. It's supposed to numb the pain and put you out.

Honestly they could have easily done some magic **** and I'd be totally good with it. Magic=she's better=me [emoji4]
It just seemed odd that she wasn't hurt more after how brutal the attack seemed.

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[Candyman5]

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I thought it was Milk of the Poppy. Which, as far as I know, is like the morphine of this show. It's supposed to numb the pain and put you out.

Honestly they could have easily done some magic **** and I'd be totally good with it. Magic=she's better=me [emoji4]
It just seemed odd that she wasn't hurt more after how brutal the attack seemed.

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Im talking about the fountain water that Jaquen made her drink during her training.

When he was like, "If the girl is truely no one then the girl has nothing to fear".