{"id":437,"date":"2017-12-08T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2017-12-08T00:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/china.chinaacheru.com\/wp\/2017\/12\/08\/game-of-thrones-season-7-who-is-still-on-arya-starks-kill-list-a-refresher\/"},"modified":"2017-12-08T00:00:00","modified_gmt":"2017-12-08T00:00:00","slug":"game-of-thrones-season-7-who-is-still-on-arya-starks-kill-list-a-refresher","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/chinaacheru.com\/staging\/game-of-thrones-season-7-who-is-still-on-arya-starks-kill-list-a-refresher\/","title":{"rendered":"Game of Thrones season 7: Who is still on Arya Stark’s kill list? A refresher"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Jacob Stolworthy @Jacob_Stol
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This week’s Game of Thrones episode saw mention of Arya Stark’s kill list for the first time in a while (you remember – the one she used to repeat to herself before sleeping every night).
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Over the course of the past few seasons, Arya’s list grew larger – and for a brief spell, shorter – after encountering the people who had wronged her in the past but with added adeptness at using a sword.
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This week sees Sansa become aware of her sister’s intention to kill pretty much every bad person in Westeros – and has even strongly hinted at the addition of a pretty huge character (more on that here).
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So what better time is there to remind yourself of everyone on Arya’s list – including those still alive, the not-so lucky individuals and The Mountain.
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Alive<\/strong>
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Cersei Lannister<\/strong>
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Why? The execution of Arya’s father Ned Stark is inadvertently down to Cersei’s accusation of treason – and if that\u2019s not reason enough to warrant a place on her list, she\u2019s clearly the most evil person residing in Westeros.
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Ilyn Payne<\/strong>
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Why? For swinging the axe on poor Ned\u2019s head.
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Melisandre<\/strong><\/p>\n

Why: For stealing her friend – Robert Baratheon’s bastard – Gendry away during her time with the Brotherhood Without Banners – and considering she’s on the bad side of pretty much every other character, Arya’s impression of the Red Woman doesn’t look like it’ll prove anytime soon (even if her friend will be returning before the end of the season).
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Beric Dondarrion\/Thoros of Myr<\/strong>
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Why: For the one-two punch of selling Gendry to Melisandre (see above) and releasing The Hound (see below).
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Sandor “The Hound” Clegane<\/strong>
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Why? Upon Joffrey’s orders, he killed Arya’s friend – the butcher\u2019s boy, Mycah – all the way back in season one. Arya has no idea The Hound survived the duel with Brienne, however, and is back in the company of Beric and Thoros.
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Dead<\/strong>
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Polliver<\/strong>
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Why? Ever the loyalist, Arya put Polliver on her list for killing her friend Lommy and for snatching away Needle – her beloved sword – which ended up causing his demise.
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Joffrey Baratheon<\/strong>
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Why? He ordered the execution of both her father Ned and her friend Mycah – and a whole string of awful things.\u00a0
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Rorge<\/strong>
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Why? For torturing people. He also threatened to rape her
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Tywin Lannister<\/strong><\/p>\n

Why? For masterminding the Red Wedding which saw a whole generation of her family wiped out by the Freys.\u00a0
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Meryn Trant<\/strong>
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Why? The original person on Arya\u2019s list earned the placement due to the murder of her sword instructor Syrio Forel back in season one.
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Walder Frey<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Why? Three words: The Red Wedding
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Alive \/ Dead (we don’t really know)<\/strong>
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Gregor \u201cThe Mountain\u201d Clegane<\/strong>
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Why? For the Harrenhal torture – and when she learns he’s still (kind of) knocking about as Cersei’s guard, he’ll probably shoot up the list
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Culled from www.independent.co.uk<\/a>
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