GoT 6x08 REACTION (Early Access)

heyyy, if you don't mind, for 6x10, almost everything that happens is super reaction-worthy and i was wondering if you could upload in 2 parts on youtube :) I'm a patreon for uncut reactions so it doesn't really affect me but that episode is amazingggg and I'm sure that people would love it if they could get more footage of your reaction aha

Oh and she didn't take her eyes, she just peeled off her face so now the waif's face is one of the faces that can be used. That was her graduation - that she's able to take a face. That's why he says she's finally become no one. I think!

Fran E

It's up for interpretation why Jaquen smiled. I think he has a soft spot for her so he's happy to see her survive. And she's going to Westeros with the abilities to finish off the people on her list - more offers to the God of Death. So he's happy about that.

Fran E

Arya was able to lure the waif to that cave and beat her in the dark because she's used to being blind.

Fran E

I found this in an article. I know, at the end of “No One” she was pointing Needle to his heart and everything. But we’ve seen what the Faceless Men are capable of. We know that H’ghar let her go—he even seemed to smile a bit, like a proud older brother finally seeing her stop trying to pretend she was cut out to be anything other than herself when she declared that she was “Arya Stark of Winterfell.” Tom Wlaschiha, who plays Jaqen, spoke to Access Hollywood over the weekend on his character’s choice to let Arya leave Braavos alive. He says that, to him, it was always obvious that Arya trying to be “No One” was like a teenager trying to deny who they are in order to be one of the popular kids, and that the Faceless Men are using that for their own ends. In my opinion, it was clear from the beginning. I mean, that’s the reason he trained her. He didn’t train her to become a Faceless Man and stay in the House of Black and White in Braavos forever. I think that Faceless Men, they certainly have an interest [in] what’s going on in Westeros, otherwise why would he [have] just shown up out of the blue, in Season 2 and picked Arya and offered her to train her? So there must be some sort of interest and I think, yeah, what’s the point of training her if she can’t put that training to use? He also sees the Waif’s story very differently that some. To him, it’s not about the Waif being jealous of Arya. It’s that the Waif was ideologically pure, and only wanted people of like mind in the House of Black and White. She didn’t want anyone in the House of Black and White who wouldn’t be ready or wouldn’t be fit to be a Faceless Man. … I don’t know if she had to be that mean to her, but ultimately, I mean, trying to kill her… when Jaqen told the Waif, ‘Go ahead and kill her, but don’t let her suffer,’ I think the Faceless Men, in their philosophy, they’re kind of evolved [beyond] all those human things. As I said, death is a part of life, so if Arya had died, Jaqen would have probably regretted it or would have been sorry, but that would have only meant that she wasn’t the person that he’d been looking for. In way, that also explains the smile—he’s pleasantly surprised to see that Arya took to the training so well she killed the Waif. “That’s why in the end, when he realized she’d managed to escape the Waif and kill her, he was also pleased because his student had excelled,” Wlaschiha said. When he first met her, he immediately recognized the potential in her. She posed as a boy and everybody but him believed it and so already when she was a little girl, he could see that she had quite some talent to do these things or to become a different person, and when she left Westeros, she was still a little girl and now, over the course of her training, she’s grown up and now she goes back to Westeros and she’s a totally different, yeah, she’s a totally different person. She’s an adult. This has been a growing experience for Arya, one where she went halfway across the world to find out she was really herself and to go back home. As Wlaschiha suggests, her return might actually be a welcome one. After all, going away is also a way “for the others at home to appreciate you.”

Jesenia Encarnacion

Lol yeah that is Aria at the end. Remember Aria was blind so fighting with the candle off is nothing to her now.

Jesenia Encarnacion