Post by Deleted on Aug 21, 2017 5:28:20 GMT
So unlike the rest of you, I like watching the night of because it's the only time I spend watching something with my family and I enjoy seeing their reactions. But after watching that episode all I can think is why did Arya hand Sansa the dagger?
Arya mentions the Game of Faces; lying and manipulation where the keys needed to win the game. I think that she knows that like her, Sansa also had a fair share of shit in the nest of vipers called King's Landing; humiliated by the Lannisters, they called her the traitor's daughter (tho' Ned is one of the most honorable man in the face of the realm but unfortunately that killed him), and that death is the only fate she deserves just like how they determined Ned Stark's fate, was the truth Arya needed in order for her to know that truly her older sister was forced by Cersei to write that damned letter to Robb; that they're both a child at that time, that like her she can't do anything to save their father.
I do think that Arya will do her bidding especially when it concerns Littlefinger, all Sansa needs to do is ask. She already knows what her little sister is; a murderer, an assassin, a walking killing machine who will not hesitate to kill Littlefinger if she only asks her to.
I could see the dynamics between Brienne and Arya being at Sansa's side: Brienne acting as the shield. She will protect Sansa no matter what the cause would be since she had sworn to Catelyn Stark in keeping her daughters safe, then Arya acting as the sword due to her "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth" principle. She will be the one to pass the sentence to those who wronged them. She would be Sansa's champion to justice, avenging the deaths of their father, mother and brothers on the current Lady in Winterfell's behalf.