That's a bold prediction and it would be a really ballsy move by them. I, of course, support it though.
To me it seemed they were doing it that way because at first he seems like a nice guy and he is helping everyone and then as you start to realize he is a bad guy and is starting to scheme and plot he gets more of a menacing snake voice
Pretty sure you're mistaken. Immediately after Ned tells them to pack up and prepare to go home she runs off and narcs them out to Cersei.
Hence it being amusing to me. Content of the message was literally...
Methinks someone just got confused which thread he was in. Hope he didn't click this one by accident and have something ruined.
I wonder if there going to stick the head of the wolf on the young pup.. I can't wait the interweb is going to go ape shit as it going to be a moment your grand kids ask you about.
As far as motivation goes he's a good guy. Sure a lot of innocents are suffering, but I think he truly believes it's for the greater good. "The ends justify the means" is a dangerous attitude, but from what we've seen so far I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt that he is trying to do good.
I can't remember the details of that exactly, but I think the guy she killed was a bad guy. Arya is motivated by justice. She doesn't hurt innocents. If she really becomes a faceless man that is sort of morally ambiguous (possibly doing bad things but within a framework of rules and not by personal choice). I don't personally believe that she is going to become one of the faceless. I think she's going to ultimately quit and pursue her crusade to avenge all the wrongs done to her and her family when she was powerless to do anything about it. I could be wrong about that, but time will tell.
