what happens to arya stark in season 7

The end has finally come: Game of Thrones is over.

Across eight seasons, we've watched and waited to see how this saga of politics, sex, families, power, dragons, and magic would shake out. At that place was a Red Wedding and a Royal Wedding. At that place were wars against villains, against dragons, and against an army of the undead. And there were so many vibrant characters — or there were, earlier the last couple of seasons culled many of them (RIP the i true queen, Olenna Tyrell).

Simply headed into the serial finale, "The Iron Throne," almost of Game of Thrones' main characters were still live. And they had to bargain with the problem of Daenerys Targaryen having just obliterated King's Landing with dragon fire. Would they follow their new queen no matter how ruthless she was, and no matter the consequences? Or would they endeavor to buck her ability and save the world from her reign?

Well, Daenerys'southward brutal reign was dealt with, and though the decease count for this episode was relatively slim, the ending wasn't exactly a celebration. Many of the characters who survived ended up on fairly divergent different paths, some in much better places than others. Here's where all of Game of Thrones' main characters ended up at the conclusion of the series finale.

Jaime and Cersei Lannister: Expressionless, squished similar little paninis past the rubble of the Scarlet Keep. Tyrion found them dead in each other's arms.

Tyrion Lannister: Tyrion was taken prisoner and charged with treason afterward Daenerys found out that he released his brother Jaime Lannister in the last episode, "The Bells." While he was locked up, Tyrion essentially talked Jon Snow into assassinating Daenerys Targaryen (more on that in a second). Then Tyrion was put on trial past the almost powerful people of Westeros, who simply sorta let him accept control of the situation to make a speech and install Bran Stark as the new king of the Seven Kingdoms. Bran so picked Tyrion to be his Hand.

Daenerys Targaryen: Dead. Subsequently Daenerys gave a speech worthy of a Star Wars villain well-nigh how she will "liberate" all people (or really, burn everything to the footing), Tyrion, Jon, and Arya all decided, through various independent conversations with one another, that she needed to be stopped. Jon, because of his intimate human relationship with Daenerys, went to see her, and after a kiss, stabbed her. A very angry and sad Drogon and so melted the Iron Throne with his dragon breath before flying abroad to some undisclosed location with her corpse.

Jon Snowfall: Jon ended upward as a prisoner, held past the Unsullied, because he killed Daenerys. Even though he seemed to exist largely forgiven for his actions by the various powers of Westeros, salvage for Yara Greyjoy and the Unsullied, the Unsullied would non concur to his release. Instead, a deal was set up in which he returned to the Northward — apparently to the Dark's Scout and the non-Wall, though the episode wasn't totally clear on what he was meant to be doing. Sansa and Arya Stark said they could not visit him, but he did reunite with Tormund Giantsbane and his loyal direwolf, Ghost. In the finale'south very last scene, Jon was north of the Wall, riding through the snow with a crowd of wildlings.

Bran Stark: Thanks to a moving speech from Tyrion Lannister and the seemingly lax Westerosi policy of allowing treasonous criminals to dictate governing policy, Bran is king! Bran doesn't really want the throne, but that makes him the perfect candidate for information technology — he'll rule justly because, well, as we were told throughout the season (through Game of Thrones' "wise" characters like Varys and Tyrion), only someone who doesn't want the throne can dominion adequately. He also has all-seeing powers from being the Three-Eyed Raven, which should presumably be an asset to the realm.

Arya Stark: Arya tells Jon, Sansa, and Bran she's not going to stay in the N, nor is she going to stay in Male monarch'south Landing. She wants to go due west — past where all the maps stop — and is last seen on a boat on some kind of seafaring hazard.

Sansa Stark: Sansa, during Tyrion's trial and Bran's appointment to kingship, says that while she thinks her little brother will make a fine king, the North needs to remain contained. And with Jon exiled, she becomes queen of the North, and in her last scene, a crown is placed on her head while her constituents cheer and chant.

Grey Worm and the Unsullied: After ensuring that Jon will not be allowed to live as a gratis man in Westeros after killing their queen, the Unsullied, led by Grey Worm, set out for Naath. This is significant because in the 2nd episode of the final season, "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," Missandei said she wanted to go back to Naath to "see the beaches again" and live peacefully in that location. Grey Worm promised that he would go there with her, and that his people would protect her people. Missandei died in episode iv, and then Grey Worm won't accept the love of his life by his side, but he can still keep his promise to her past going to Naath and having the Unsullied protect Missandei'southward people.

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Source: https://www.vox.com/2019/5/20/18632057/game-of-thrones-series-finale-major-characters-recap-endings

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