>! After finishing the whole series in the last week or so, I've read through a couple of season 8 threads. Many complain about Arya being the one that kills the Night's King. As far as I read the complains is because it is deemed "lazy writing", "the wrong character (it should have been Jon)", "Arya was not capable, suddenly becoming a super hero" - and so forth.
I don't really understand the critique - it seems to me that Arya killing the Night's King was a perfect match. We followed her for a couple of seasons on her own transforming from a child to a trained hashshashin (that outplays her master) with vengeance and justice absorbing most of her mind. She excels in stealth movements, killing all of the Greyjoys without any of them noticing a breach in the castles security and agility, seen several times, especially when escaping The Waif through the streets of Braavos, and fighting zombies on the walls of Winterfell.
And storywise the chess pieces of her fate is allready being moved in position in season 3 for the crecento in season 8
Furthermore, the bulk of the series showed us that many characters didn't necessarily get what they deserved by those who deserved to disperse them. It's mainly a brutal, unjust world, with a fair share of coincidence and opportunities popping up any odd moment.
Maybe I misread the amount of animosity, in that case just ignore it.!<
Submitted January 27, 2021 at 09:13PM by Attila_the_Nun https://ift.tt/3a5L5OS
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