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The Character Arya Stark In Game Of Thrones
Out of all the characters in the series “Game of Thrones”, the character, I feel the most connected with is Arya Stark. When King Robert decides to try to make her father, Eddard Stark, the king’s hand, Arya is shown as a misunderstood tomboy who hates all the pressures that come with being a lady. (Song of ice and fire) I have felt the same way at most times. After witnessing her father’s death and being shipped off to Winterfell to be with her brothers, she meets a member of the faceless men, Jaqen H'ghar – at least the man with his face. H’ghar convinces Arya to become an assassin; this and revenge drives Arya to do most of the things she does throughout the show and books. (Clash of kings) Personally, assassins are my favorite character
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