I think the real reason you hate Arya killing the Night King is that Jon Snow was supposed to do it in your head.
Jon was the obvious choice. He discovered the threat, fought the dead, united the living and spent the entire story preparing for that war.
But Arya’s story was quietly preparing her for something else.
Syrio taught her to look at the God of Death and say, “Not today.”
She trained with the Faceless Men, learning to move unseen and kill without being noticed.
Melisandre had already told her about the eyes she would shut, including blue eyes.
Bran gave her the Valyrian steel dagger that was once used in the attempt to kill him.
And when the Night King finally came for Bran, Bran became the bait while Arya came out of nowhere and finished him.
Jon was built to fight the army of the dead while Arya was built to kill the one commanding it.
Maybe Arya didn’t steal Jon’s moment, may be you’re just upset because your favourite didn’t get it.
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Tamat. Wow. Just wow.
I can see why some people hate the ending. Sometimes what the characters want isn't what the viewers want. But I don't think it's that bad, tho.
@mzmdo It's a whole feast, not a treat.
Ini lagi maraton sampe kurang tidur, ga pernah otomatis ngantuk dan berhenti di tengah episode. Harus manually command my body to sleep. 😌
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