Game of Thrones

Why did Arya stark go blind?

Near the end of Season 5, Arya is well underway in her training as a Faceless Man in the House of Black and White. Like most teenagers, Arya becomes impatient and overconfident in her new skills and overplays her hand. When undertaking one of her training assignments, which was t…

Why did Jaqen H’ghar let Arya go?

Arya was fortunate enough to train with Jaqen H'ghar, a master of the enigmatic and skilled assassin order. Under his guidance, she became a formidable assassin and infiltrator, able to change her face at will. So, why did he release Arya before her training was complete? Jaqen a…

Is Arya Stark became Faceless Men ?

Arya spent the past couple years in the free city of Braavos training to be a Faceless Men. But it was never cleared if she became a Faceless Men or not. Before she left Braavos Jaqen told her "Finally a girl is no one", and we also have seen her taking new faces when she killed…

How did Jon Snow come back to life?

Fans of the TV series Game of Thrones were shocked and heartbroken when Jon Snow was stabbed to death by his sworn Brothers of the Night Watch, and most tragically, by his protégé, Ollie, mirroring the mythical assassination of Julius Caesar by Brutus. However, fans rejoiced when…

Why Did Jon Snow Kill Daenerys?

Game of Thrones has never shied away from killing its main characters. But the death of Daenerys was still a massive shock to the fanbase. What compounds the emotional devastation is her death by the hands of her lover and most trusted friend, Jon Snow. So why did Jon Snow kill D…

What is Game of Thrones about?

Game of Thrones is an immensely popular dark and gritty fantasy series aired on HBO is based on George R. R. Martin’s, also immensely popular, fantasy book series ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’. It is set in a sprawling map and follows a large number of characters as they face numerous…

What happens to Arya Stark at the end of GOT?

Arya Stark, like Jon Snow and Sansa Stark, is one of them central characters of the show. We witness her journey from an innocent child to grief-stricken orphan hellbent on revenge. So how did her character transform and what skills did she learn to make her so deadly? The first…

When and how does Littlefinger die?

Lord Baelish, a.k.a Littlefinger, is a shrewd and extremely tenacious character who thrives in the cutthroat politics of Game of Thrones. He has plans on top of plans to ensure that he always comes out on top. However, his greed eventually catches up with him and, like many other…

How Are Jon Snow And Daenerys Related?

Jon Snow and Daenerys are both central characters in the Game of Thrones show, from the first episode to the last. The journey each of them took to eventually first meet each other was truly epic and only becomes more incredible as they become inseparably linked to each other. Le…

What happened to Arya Stark after she sailed west in Game of Thrones?

Nobody knows for sure. Game of Thrones ends with Arya alive and sailing west to explore, but it never shows where she lands, whether she comes back, or what happens to her next.

Who are the main characters in Game of Thrones?

The core Game of Thrones characters are Jon Snow, Daenerys Targaryen, Tyrion Lannister, Cersei Lannister, Arya Stark, Sansa Stark, Bran Stark, and Jaime Lannister. Ned Stark is also the main lead at the start, while several others become major players for whole seasons.

Why was Bran chosen as king instead of Jon Snow or another surviving ruler?

In the Game of Thrones TV finale, Bran is chosen because the postwar lords abandon automatic hereditary succession and accept Tyrion's case that Bran's knowledge, history, and symbolic story make him a stabilizing ruler. Jon has the stronger blood claim, but he is a prisoner afte…

Why did the lords accept Bran as king after his role in the war?

In the Game of Thrones TV finale, the lords accept Bran mainly as a political compromise, not because he was the war's military hero. Tyrion presents him as the Three-Eyed Raven: a living keeper of Westeros's memory, detached from personal ambition, unable to create a hereditary…

What happened to the kingdoms after Bran became king in Game of Thrones?

Westeros became Bran Stark’s "Six Kingdoms," governed from King’s Landing by a newly elected monarchy, while the North left the realm and became an independent kingdom under Queen Sansa Stark. The show gives only a snapshot of the other regions: they appear to remain under Bran’s…

What was the real meaning of the Game of Thrones ending for Jon Snow?

Jon’s ending is a bittersweet choice of conscience over power. He saves future victims by killing Daenerys, pays for it by losing his place in Westeros, then ends up back with the Free Folk—the people and lifestyle where he felt most at home.

What was the real reason Game of Thrones ended with Bran becoming king instead of Jon Snow or Daenerys?

The best-supported answer is that Bran becoming king was a planned thematic endpoint—apparently originating with George R. R. Martin—not a conclusion dictated by hereditary claim. The show frames Bran as a non-dynastic, unifying keeper of memory and stories, while Daenerys is rem…

What did the faceless men really want from Arya Stark?

They wanted Arya to become a Faceless Man: to abandon her identity, serve the Many-Faced God, and use her talents in the order's service. Neither the HBO series nor the published novels confirms a deeper secret plan involving her Stark bloodline, Winterfell, dragons, or the White…

Why did Daenerys burn King's Landing in Game of Thrones?

Daenerys burns King's Landing because grief, rage, isolation, and fear of losing power push her into ruling through terror. Once the bells ring in “The Bells,” she chooses vengeance and fear over mercy, even though the city has surrendered.

Was Jaime Lannister's redemption arc undone by his return to Cersei?

No—not completely. In HBO's Game of Thrones, Jaime's return to Cersei reveals that his moral growth was incomplete and that he could not fully escape his dependence on her. It does not erase his genuine choices to fight for the living, support Brienne, or try to save Cersei rathe…

Why was Jon Snow sent to the Night's Watch at the end of Game of Thrones?

Jon was sent to the Night's Watch because killing Daenerys made him a prisoner of the Unsullied, and it was the only compromise that stopped another war. Grey Worm wanted punishment, while Sansa and Arya would not accept Jon being executed.