I love this scene. You can tell Tywin respects her because she's not stupid. Also too when she says "Anyone can be killed" and stared at him, a sense of mortality must have been running through his mind.
Except she WAS stupid and got into an obvious emotional flow while describing her brother. If they had intended to make this scene even a little practical, she just got herself killed.
@Zade YO LOL! YOU ARE STUPID! Arya is emotional and has flaws like everyone else. But she is far from stupid! Stupid people like you wouldn't understand that. 😊
He restored his house due to his pride and intelligence. I think he sees that in her, perhaps he wishes his daughter had more of those traits. He openly criticised his own sons inability to read in front of her. He sensed it when he first saw her hence why he picked her out.
I love that the room is filled with Lannister generals but the only person who comes close to matching Tywin in intellect and wit is Arya. That none of them reacted to that line but Tywin knew exactly what Arya meant shows how much smarter these two really are.
Oh yeah, there was no one but them two in this room. All the other ones were already on the "week-end" mindset. They were the only two still ready for business.
I love this scene. The line is delivered perfectly and once Tywin realises it was a threat, he is clearly impressed and shocked at the same time. Its amazing
I think he never realized. Part of him was in denial about small people having any influence on him or on whatever. He didn't think Arya could anything just like he never saw it coming about Tyrion. Small people , what can they do? End a kingdom? Finish a whole family in one night? Nahhhh.
@@darth3261That's why I think it wasn't necessarily a threat. It was lesson, that even an old man who could snap his fingers and end the war, can be cut down in any minute. the scene with Joffery and Tyrion, when he was abusing Sansa, comes to mind.
It's more that he gets the honest reaction that he expects having uncovered her previous lie. Tywin likes that he worked her out... never thinking even then he was looking at a faceless girl.
He doesn't like being challenged but he respects her brutal honesty and understanding of the true nature of the world. He's surrounded by people he believes to be idiots or just naive, even his own family. He enjoys having someone so veracious around
Like if luke had accepted Vader's offer to join the dark side. They would have been an unstoppable force of terror and despair. Some timelines are best left alone.
It really speaks to Maisie Williams' acting ability when you can legitimately believe that adult characters are scared of seemingly harmless little girl.
Gods damn, Charles Dance is one FRAKING brilliant actor! Notice how expressive are his eyes, while his face usually stays emotionless.. such a wonderful contradiction, wouldn't you say?
or shitty writing. All you people hyping up that episode,,,but that was a shitty ending. Even as a hardcore fan of arya u shouldn't have liked that ending. If you did you are a casual fan who just eats everything the writers feed you. Listen bro or sista,,,arya is my favorite on the show,,but i dont think she should of killed the night king like that. What was the point of all the build up to the so called * winter is coming * just to break the wall, be south for a couple days get 10 minutes of screen time and then die lololol? wtf was that. It could of been the last episode after they already lost to the white walkers a couple of times and jon and danny fought the night king, and maybe john was gettin his ass kicked and was about to die and arya jumped in and killed the night king at the last second saving john. That would of been better. But no nothing happened,,,we learned nothing bran did nothing. They ruined the night king in a whole half of episode lol. Lazy writing from them,,,fuckin terrible.
I think the scenes between Tywin Lannister and Arya Stark were the most genius deviation from the books by D&D. And Charles & Maisie did such a remarkable job portraying their cat and mouse dynamic. TV gold!
@@billielith Look I hate D&D as much (or more) as the next guy for what they did to the series in the last few seasons, That being said started the books a few months ago and I have to say, they really did improve a lot of individual scenes and bits of dialogue in the first few seasons compared to the books. Both are fantastic and did things better but there’s a lot of smart dialogue scenes in particular that the show runners added I think improved the overall chemistry. This is one example but there a plenty of others. When it came to adaptation these guys actually had some talent. When it comes to writing a cohesive story themselves they’re hopeless failures who managed to butcher the ending to their show more than any showrunner since Lost
I think Tywin like "Girl" because she's quite a match for his own intelligence. She's as clever and fierce that he is, and even in this scene, I guess he kinda liked the answer she gave : she's showing the same attitude he would have give if the roles were inverted.
I think that's really it. Tywin sees the closest thing to a female version of himself. He knows that she is lying but he doesn't care because he thinks she's a peasant. It just amuses him to probe her intelligence and see if she has what it takes to survive, like he does.
@@varric You are right, peasant was the wrong word. More accurately he thinks shes high born on a level closer to Littlefinger (all title no lands) than to himself, but that some war or other cost them what little they had. It still stands that he sees her as an amusement, a curiosity, someone he could have molded to be like himself if she were of a better house. All of which just keeps upping the delicious irony of their scenes together.
Arya really has balls of steel messing around with the most powerful man in westeros like this. i can't wait for her quest for revenge on all the little shits in seven kingdoms
Greyhound remember when Ramsay attacked Stannis' camp back in season 5? he said he doesn't need an army, just twenty good men. and they basically were invisible and completely unrealistically set the whole camp on fire in seconds without anyone noticing
i think she was stupid to not have ordered Jaqen to kill off tywin. if tywin was killed in harrenhall, his army would have scattered and the north could have won.
I love that Tywin knew she was threatening him, but wasn't scared. Yet, he respected her for her knowledge and strength. Just the slight change in his demeanor when he says "fetch that water" to assert dominance, and the slight grin that he likes that she's that bold.
+irllcd13 i was thinking, surely she did not mean it that way or at least did not mean him to take it that way. it's madness. he'd have her executed on the spot and never give her a second thought, even if he only slightly suspected she meant it that way.
+waldoman7 I think it's he understands war and what it does to people. "Anyone can be killed" is something someone who has seen their parent die might say. The mortality of oour parents are usually something we have to deal with later, but war, war changes everything.
Arya staring down Tywin is epic. I don't think I am spoiling anything because this scene is not in the books but emphasis a point made later in the books. It is said that even the bravest men cannot withstand Tywin's stare, but I Arya won this staredown.
@@lolilol535 scared? haha do you know who Tywin is? he challenged his father and the entire court when he was 10 about the marriage of his sister to one of the Frey's, he completely and utterly annihilated two the most powerful houses in Westeros and fought many wars. He controlled and dominated Aery's and essentially ruled the seven kingdoms. Tyrion's quote sums Tywin up "seven kingdoms united in fear of Tywin Lannister" so you seriously think he is scared?
@@jacoborodriguez9270 Yeah scared ? why because she is a little girl ? you can see she have seen quite a lot and have a dead eye . If you think tywin isnt scared go rewatch the scene .
This is one of the best lines in the show and delivered so well. I feel like it has a double meaning. It's a threat to Tywin that he can be killed as well and a reference to her father being killed who was a hero to her.
I think that's more to Arya's cleverness for such a young girl. Tywin figured out much more about her than anyone else would have! Awesome two characters.
He suspected. Like in the scene where they talk about Aegon and the dragons, toward the end where he calls her out for saying "my Lord" instead of "m'lord," he said "If you're going to try and pass yourself off as a commoner, you should do it properly." I think he knew who she was, which is why the first thing he did when he met her was to make her his cup bearer - so he could keep her close. That way, if the war started going too poorly for him, he could always use Arya as a bargaining chip.
+C Monty Wouldn't then make sense that he let her to be taken as a common prisoner after he leaves Harrenhal, which lead to Arya's escape from his soldiers with the help of Jaquen.
Maybe the best scene of the show so far. The power play. The fight between those with power and those without. The boldness of the young vs the wisdom of the old. There's much going on behind their eyes.
the best moments i have seen in this series are what happen between Tywin and Arya. maybe am the only one feels like this the meaning of " everyone can be killed" is a letter to Tywin and he understand that letter
It is amazing watching Maisie Williams go toe to toe with Charles Dance, a veteran actor born for the part. Honestly, I think on some level Tywin knows she wants him dead and may even be willing to kill him herself. But he also relishes the chance to intimidate and hold power over someone like that until he could break her. And she did not break. DAMN this is good acting. And directing for that matter.
"Anyone can be killed", the foreshadowing is amazing. Arya has always been no one. She was born as no one. She is always actually just pretending to be Arya. She was given names by Arya's personality, now a girl must kill those names. When Jaquen says "Finally , a girl is no one" Arya replies "A girl is Arya Stark" and not "I am Arya Stark".
Arya became No One in order for her to become Arya Stark. Get it?? She says she is Arya Stark without knowing who Arya Stark is, not until she became no one.
what a pseudodeep bullshit. always been no one and becomes arya just to give names to have a job as a no one. Do you guys even read your shit before posting it? that is so senseless. you guys should read something about selective perception.. :-D
I don't think she expected him in this comment. It was for Tywin. I think he was already a very unexpected boss to kill, for her. The Night King, I wonder if she even knew about him at that point.
I absolutely love the scenes between Arya and Tywin, they are so intense and somehow the speak on one level to each other... great job from both of them
This scene is just perfect, the performances, the camera work, the light and shadows. Who cares if this isn´t in the book, this show is amazing and i love all this little bits of originality.
@@spacecase8888 They had more than enough material to influence them, and GRRM was far more cooperating during those stages. Let me remind you that one of those writers wrote X-Men Origins.
These scenes between Arya and Tywin are some of my favorite in the whole show. It's cat and mouse, he senses there's more to her than meets the eye so she has to stay one step ahead and conceal who she is. And at the same time he likes her, and respects her, and I think she even likes him a little, even as she plots his death.
"Not wine, Water. We'll be here for some time.." He was an absolute leader when it was time to get to business. He wont tolerate anyone discussing business while not in the right mind.
This scene is so well written and acted that I'm pretty sure you could show it to someone who has never seen the show, without any context beforehand, and they could figure out the plot and the relationships between the characters. All in a minute and a half. Brilliant
Watch this Season 2 scene - poetry and class - then immediately watch just about any Season 8 scene if you don't understand the outcry by fans ... this will show you exactly how D & D sold out and rushed the final season to move on to other projects.
@@taylorkennedy7205 They did a great job. Epic in all areas. Standards were very high and execution was stellar. But they should have known dropping the bar at the end would not go over well.
@@sergebertani1640 im not throwing a fit or anything. Just wish it would have been just a little longer to flush out what they wanted to show. I think the normal 10 episodes could have done it.
Arya Stark literally learned the art of war from the most brave, strong, loyal, sinister, skilled and mysterious warriors of her time. They in turn learned she's not to be F'd with... Iconic
That look Tywin gives after Arya says "anyone can be killed," seems to suggest that's when he realised he needed to put forward a plot to kill Robb Stark.
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Watching this scene again, I just realized that Arya literally threatened Tywin's life right in front of him. She's such a badass.
SepulchrMC not to mention she was able to stare down Tywin lannister, who's glare can supposedly make any man shit himself
+TheZombielayer Tywin Lannister's glare makes me physically shiver.
+SepulchrMC she's stupid , you've got to be stupid to threaten Tywin Lannister
TheSkipRow Gaming She's smart enough to get away with it.
Too bad she wasn't the one who killed him. We can see in her eyes that she's thinking about it.
I love this scene. You can tell Tywin respects her because she's not stupid. Also too when she says "Anyone can be killed" and stared at him, a sense of mortality must have been running through his mind.
Wparker6804 You made me spit out my drink, well done 😂😂
Tywin likes smart people. He despises dumb people. That’s why he doesn’t like his daughter.
Except she WAS stupid and got into an obvious emotional flow while describing her brother. If they had intended to make this scene even a little practical, she just got herself killed.
@Zade YO LOL! YOU ARE STUPID!
Arya is emotional and has flaws like everyone else.
But she is far from stupid!
Stupid people like you wouldn't understand that. 😊
He restored his house due to his pride and intelligence.
I think he sees that in her, perhaps he wishes his daughter had more of those traits.
He openly criticised his own sons inability to read in front of her.
He sensed it when he first saw her hence why he picked her out.
A 1 minute talking scene which is better than the whole season 8.
Woah woah woah slow down there!
....it's over 1 1/2 min okay? :p
You're Goddamn Right !
for sure! that stare down by tywin and arya gold as fuck.
Worst thing about S8? Makes watching the old clips painfull :(
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that little half-smile when she talks about Robb :')
and then surprise she when low-key threatens him
The King in the North
Tywin didn't smile much. She smiled even less. Except that crazy cackle when The Hound found out her aunt was dead too.
I love that the room is filled with Lannister generals but the only person who comes close to matching Tywin in intellect and wit is Arya. That none of them reacted to that line but Tywin knew exactly what Arya meant shows how much smarter these two really are.
Oh yeah, there was no one but them two in this room. All the other ones were already on the "week-end" mindset. They were the only two still ready for business.
I love this scene. The line is delivered perfectly and once Tywin realises it was a threat, he is clearly impressed and shocked at the same time. Its amazing
I think he never realized. Part of him was in denial about small people having any influence on him or on whatever. He didn't think Arya could anything just like he never saw it coming about Tyrion. Small people , what can they do? End a kingdom? Finish a whole family in one night? Nahhhh.
If Tywin at any moment thought she was threatening him, Arya would be gone really quickly. He looks impressed by how sharp she is, not shocked.
@@darth3261That's why I think it wasn't necessarily a threat. It was lesson, that even an old man who could snap his fingers and end the war, can be cut down in any minute. the scene with Joffery and Tyrion, when he was abusing Sansa, comes to mind.
It's more that he gets the honest reaction that he expects having uncovered her previous lie. Tywin likes that he worked her out... never thinking even then he was looking at a faceless girl.
Tywin scares EVERYONE.
Except Arya. BOOM.
Arfa Saleem The Faceless Wolf
So Tywin scares Everyone. And No One at the same time.
She is a real person who fears many things. Don't take that away from her.
Because she is no one
Because she has the best plot armor ive ever seen in any show ever
The tension after arya says anyone can be killed, tywin has to be thinking well played.
He doesn't like being challenged but he respects her brutal honesty and understanding of the true nature of the world. He's surrounded by people he believes to be idiots or just naive, even his own family. He enjoys having someone so veracious around
Very well played.
Anyone else think Tywin and Arya would be an insane combo together?
yeh i ship them
@@45hopefull *NO.*
@@45hopefull YES
@@45hopefull hell nah.
Like if luke had accepted Vader's offer to join the dark side. They would have been an unstoppable force of terror and despair. Some timelines are best left alone.
It really speaks to Maisie Williams' acting ability when you can legitimately believe that adult characters are scared of seemingly harmless little girl.
+2wingo
poison and knives in the back can kill anyone
She’s no harmless little girl.
She was here.
Scared? Who was scared?
Isn't that more a testamant to the adult actors, who are able to portray that fear?
Gods damn, Charles Dance is one FRAKING brilliant actor! Notice how expressive are his eyes, while his face usually stays emotionless.. such a wonderful contradiction, wouldn't you say?
totally agree!!!
that's why i miss him on the show :(
One of the best villains in this show!!
He was smizing
Eyes that can pierce your soul. He's one of the greatest actors in our time.
it's a shame Tywin died before he could meet Arya again, or knowing her real identity
He knew
Probably didn't, it would have been a great advantage to have her captive.
Besides, he deserved to be killed by Tyrion.
@@kathrynorozco5416 He doesn't. If Tywin knows Arya's identity, he can use her agaisn't Robb.
But he knows Tyrion's identity now.
He suspected she was of nobility. Had he known who she was, there's 0 percent chance he leaves without get
When the show had good writing and pace
Because it used to be at least somewhat true to the books. Now it's just a mess.
@@kroatos606 did u see the recent episode? Season 8 episode 5? What if George wrote the books before this episode. Series would be 100 percent better.
Did you see hundreds of other people write that in comment sections, so you just had to add yours? This negativity is lazy and tired..
The show's quality hasn't declined, on the contrary. You can't blame the show for your failure to pay attention to the story and the details.
@@kroatos606 this scene is not in the books...
Badass increased to level 99.
How bout we flip that first 9 upside down and take things to 100.
*assuming ur not a dude
I agree.
Arya lived up to her words. Anyone can indeed be killed.
Apparently not her . . . Any show can be killed too . . . :(
Anyone can be killed. Even Death it seems
or shitty writing. All you people hyping up that episode,,,but that was a shitty ending. Even as a hardcore fan of arya u shouldn't have liked that ending. If you did you are a casual fan who just eats everything the writers feed you. Listen bro or sista,,,arya is my favorite on the show,,but i dont think she should of killed the night king like that. What was the point of all the build up to the so called * winter is coming * just to break the wall, be south for a couple days get 10 minutes of screen time and then die lololol? wtf was that. It could of been the last episode after they already lost to the white walkers a couple of times and jon and danny fought the night king, and maybe john was gettin his ass kicked and was about to die and arya jumped in and killed the night king at the last second saving john. That would of been better. But no nothing happened,,,we learned nothing bran did nothing. They ruined the night king in a whole half of episode lol. Lazy writing from them,,,fuckin terrible.
@@Joestuk no one can't be killed but the girl is still someone
@@tanarisis death has many faces tho
I think the scenes between Tywin Lannister and Arya Stark were the most genius deviation from the books by D&D. And Charles & Maisie did such a remarkable job portraying their cat and mouse dynamic. TV gold!
Indeed. And it was indeed all Charles & Maisie, no doubt!
Which was the cat though? And which was the mouse?
@@billielith Look I hate D&D as much (or more) as the next guy for what they did to the series in the last few seasons,
That being said started the books a few months ago and I have to say, they really did improve a lot of individual scenes and bits of dialogue in the first few seasons compared to the books. Both are fantastic and did things better but there’s a lot of smart dialogue scenes in particular that the show runners added I think improved the overall chemistry. This is one example but there a plenty of others.
When it came to adaptation these guys actually had some talent. When it comes to writing a cohesive story themselves they’re hopeless failures who managed to butcher the ending to their show more than any showrunner since Lost
@@MacTac141 maybe they cheesed it in the end but the fault is not ultimately theirs. They signed on to *adapt* a series, not write one themselves.
@@MacTac141it's also important to say that the author of the book had control and participated in the making of the early seasons..
I think Tywin like "Girl" because she's quite a match for his own intelligence. She's as clever and fierce that he is, and even in this scene, I guess he kinda liked the answer she gave : she's showing the same attitude he would have give if the roles were inverted.
+Pelerin985 A girl is called girl even before she would learn to be faceless. A girl is a natural
Yet in season 7 she almost kills Sansa.
I think that's really it. Tywin sees the closest thing to a female version of himself. He knows that she is lying but he doesn't care because he thinks she's a peasant. It just amuses him to probe her intelligence and see if she has what it takes to survive, like he does.
@@tomc6217 Tywin KNOWS that Arya is nobleborn, because Arya is unable to hide that she is a literate person.
@@varric You are right, peasant was the wrong word. More accurately he thinks shes high born on a level closer to Littlefinger (all title no lands) than to himself, but that some war or other cost them what little they had. It still stands that he sees her as an amusement, a curiosity, someone he could have molded to be like himself if she were of a better house. All of which just keeps upping the delicious irony of their scenes together.
Arya really has balls of steel messing around with the most powerful man in westeros like this. i can't wait for her quest for revenge on all the little shits in seven kingdoms
I'd say the most powerful man in Westeros is Ser Twenty of House Goodmen.
Olli Lappalainen lmao that one hit me late
I've read that before but I don't get the reference
Greyhound remember when Ramsay attacked Stannis' camp back in season 5? he said he doesn't need an army, just twenty good men. and they basically were invisible and completely unrealistically set the whole camp on fire in seconds without anyone noticing
i think she was stupid to not have ordered Jaqen to kill off tywin. if tywin was killed in harrenhall, his army would have scattered and the north could have won.
I love that Tywin knew she was threatening him, but wasn't scared. Yet, he respected her for her knowledge and strength. Just the slight change in his demeanor when he says "fetch that water" to assert dominance, and the slight grin that he likes that she's that bold.
Tywin being theatened by a little girl to his face. Simply epic.
And its complimented by the look on Tywins face afterwards, he is clearly both shocked and impressed at the same time. This scene is amazing.
+irllcd13 i was thinking, surely she did not mean it that way or at least did not mean him to take it that way. it's madness. he'd have her executed on the spot and never give her a second thought, even if he only slightly suspected she meant it that way.
+waldoman7 I think it's he understands war and what it does to people. "Anyone can be killed" is something someone who has seen their parent die might say. The mortality of oour parents are usually something we have to deal with later, but war, war changes everything.
But war never changes
I think he was really amazed, like dammmmmn this girl has some balls, love her!!
Arya staring down Tywin is epic. I don't think I am spoiling anything because this scene is not in the books but emphasis a point made later in the books. It is said that even the bravest men cannot withstand Tywin's stare, but I Arya won this staredown.
She did.
"Anyone can be killed"... and maintaining long eye contact with Tywin. Just awesome.
Long stares are either loving stares, either killing stares... perhaps there was a little of both here.
1:23
Tywin's look just says: "You....I like you"
actually tywin is most likely scared .
@@lolilol535 Probably both respect and weariness around her
@@lolilol535 scared? haha do you know who Tywin is? he challenged his father and the entire court when he was 10 about the marriage of his sister to one of the Frey's, he completely and utterly annihilated two the most powerful houses in Westeros and fought many wars. He controlled and dominated Aery's and essentially ruled the seven kingdoms. Tyrion's quote sums Tywin up "seven kingdoms united in fear of Tywin Lannister" so you seriously think he is scared?
@@lolilol535 Scared? Seriously? lmfao
@@jacoborodriguez9270 Yeah scared ? why because she is a little girl ? you can see she have seen quite a lot and have a dead eye . If you think tywin isnt scared go rewatch the scene .
This is one of the best lines in the show and delivered so well. I feel like it has a double meaning. It's a threat to Tywin that he can be killed as well and a reference to her father being killed who was a hero to her.
Clearly
Child actors, they'll surprise you in so many ways.
Maisie Williams is 17 (She plays Arya).
Most people aren't considered child actors after 16.
***** your username is the best I've ever seen
***** it has been dipshit
+Ben “McKFC” Dover Started in 2011, filming began in 2010, it's been a very long time
Mazarua She was only 14 here to you’re mistaken
I kinda liked the interactions between Arya and Tywin. Funny how Tywin didn't realize that a Stark girl was right in front of him all this time.
I think that's more to Arya's cleverness for such a young girl. Tywin figured out much more about her than anyone else would have! Awesome two characters.
David Jin That may very well be. I loved her cleverness in Harrenhall. Almost wish they had more scenes together
He suspected. Like in the scene where they talk about Aegon and the dragons, toward the end where he calls her out for saying "my Lord" instead of "m'lord," he said "If you're going to try and pass yourself off as a commoner, you should do it properly." I think he knew who she was, which is why the first thing he did when he met her was to make her his cup bearer - so he could keep her close. That way, if the war started going too poorly for him, he could always use Arya as a bargaining chip.
+C Monty Wouldn't then make sense that he let her to be taken as a common prisoner after he leaves Harrenhal, which lead to Arya's escape from his soldiers with the help of Jaquen.
+C Monty i like to think that to, because shes the daughter he never had. I dont think he knew she was arya but he knew she was highborn
Maybe the best scene of the show so far. The power play. The fight between those with power and those without. The boldness of the young vs the wisdom of the old. There's much going on behind their eyes.
Yet she was the wise one. And he was the ignorant one.
This scene feels like it happened so long ago and yet it gets me every time. Maisie Williams is such an amazing actress.
Charles Dance still has it too
the best moments i have seen in this series are what happen between Tywin and Arya. maybe am the only one feels like this
the meaning of " everyone can be killed" is a letter to Tywin and he understand that letter
I think everybody got that just fine, Sherlock
Yes, humbling letter; you are just a man, you can be killed too; plus you are getting old now (Tywin was)
It is amazing watching Maisie Williams go toe to toe with Charles Dance, a veteran actor born for the part.
Honestly, I think on some level Tywin knows she wants him dead and may even be willing to kill him herself.
But he also relishes the chance to intimidate and hold power over someone like that until he could break her.
And she did not break.
DAMN this is good acting. And directing for that matter.
And maybe he would be willing to let her try. I think he admired her the way people usually admired him.
The not emmy-nominated Maisie Williams and Charles Dance ladies and gentlemen.
Charles Dance was not?
Tywin and Arya have some of the best scenes in the series. The acting is extraordinary & the dialogue is superb.
Some genuine chemistry there. I hope they play together again in some movie. Would love to see that.
Am I the only one who enjoyed Arya and Tywin's talks over all other scenes?
No, you are clearly not the only one. ^^ I am one too!
Arya reminded me of Michael Corleone for a second there.
+Manuel Brown She will make you an offer you can't refuse.
+trung hoang Hodor will make you an offer you can't understand.
+Manuel Brown ''If history taught us anything , is that you can kill anybody ''
now you can understand it.
Dead stare
The dilation of her eyes with that stare make this all the better.
She wasn't afraid. She could have stayed at it all day. She had enough hate for all the Lannisters alive. Even if it was mostly Joffrey.
THIS WAS THE MOST BADASS SCENE
6 seasons and still one of my favourite scenes. This was just brilliant everything from the acting to the dialogue.
So true
That soulcrushing stare contest between tywin and arya is just out of this world.
Against all odds, and beyond even Jamies dreams, the Wolf did in fact judge the Lion right here.
Speaking of wolves, Nymeria was a better character than the whole season 8 characters.
1:23 E P I C side-eye from Charles Dance, one of his signature expressions.
Seriously how good WAS this show.
WAS, that is the key word. I don't know why they rushed the last seasons to the point of doing them so badly.
Their eyes did a lot of talking there, especially Charles Dance. That's what you call real acting, down to the very cell.
"Anyone can be killed", the foreshadowing is amazing.
Arya has always been no one. She was born as no one. She is always actually just pretending to be Arya. She was given names by Arya's personality, now a girl must kill those names.
When Jaquen says "Finally , a girl is no one"
Arya replies "A girl is Arya Stark" and not "I am Arya Stark".
I think she only Said that to be sarcastic. She doesn't even believe that she's no one.
Arya became No One in order for her to become Arya Stark. Get it?? She says she is Arya Stark without knowing who Arya Stark is, not until she became no one.
Manolo Gonzales **ikr**
what a pseudodeep bullshit.
always been no one and becomes arya just to give names to have a job as a no one.
Do you guys even read your shit before posting it? that is so senseless.
you guys should read something about selective perception.. :-D
Genius acting and writing.
She was such a true badass back then, now it's just catchphrases and cool camera poses
:(
keep coming back to watch this over and over
Anyone, including the night king. Such a badass.
Anyone...aside from Samwell Tarly "fighting" on the front line against a horde of zombies and Arya running through a burning, collapsing city.
I don't think she expected him in this comment. It was for Tywin. I think he was already a very unexpected boss to kill, for her. The Night King, I wonder if she even knew about him at that point.
I loved every scene Arya had with Tywin.
They didn't have many, but they left a mark on all of us.
These were the scenes that made me fell in love with this show.
They almost made me fall in love with Tywin. But it is hard to forget what he is.
I absolutely love the scenes between Arya and Tywin, they are so intense and somehow the speak on one level to each other... great job from both of them
Watching the previous scenes of previous seasons , I just think.. How strong the dialogues were then in those days ❤️
Then indeed were
maisie williams is such a great actress
She is epic
She was already such a superbe actress at that age. Her eyeplay, her abbility of expression is beyond great
She is epic
Arya was my favourite character because of moments like this.
"Anyone can be killed."
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! 8O
tywin's body language, smiling at times, imperious, sly cunning... it's awesome to behold. those glassy blue/grey eyes are chilling.
Myopia for the most part. But it is indeed convincing.
Rewatching this. The music transition when Arya describes Robb gives me chills everytime.
Nice one. I didn't realize that. I have to observe that again.
This scene is just perfect, the performances, the camera work, the light and shadows. Who cares if this isn´t in the book, this show is amazing and i love all this little bits of originality.
Everything about this scene, the lines, the acting everything is spot on.... just love it!!!
Tywin: They say all that about Robb Stark?! All my people say about me is that I shit gold. Obviously, we need to work on our propaganda!
It's a damn shame we don't get scenes like this anymore. A few words were able to instill so much tension.
The "Stark theme song" that starts playing when Arya talks about Robb...*teardrop*
nasiphi nyathela true
I'm tempted to watch the first seasons just for this man, but then I remember season 8 happened.
lol, indeed
Their scenes together were AWESOME. Just...AWESOME.
And this scene alone is better than Season 7-8 combined
It's a D&D original, not in the books. Oh but BAD WRITERS durrr
@@spacecase8888 They had more than enough material to influence them, and GRRM was far more cooperating during those stages. Let me remind you that one of those writers wrote X-Men Origins.
@@augustoalvarez6766 Worst, one of those writers wrote Troy.
That music when she talks about her brother bringy tears to my eyes every time I watch.
You are the second person here to talk about the music. I did not pay attention to that. I will have to watch the show again, lol.
Anyone can be killed, except every character with massive plot armor, including arya.
Including Tywin at that moment. She was close enough. She could have. She didn't, because the plot would have changed too much.
All exchanges between them both is gold. Finest moments of this entire series.. I literally tear up when I remember last couple seasons.
GODS THIS SHOW WAS STRONG THEN!
The stare off between them two is amazing
These scenes are much better than the entire 8th season...!
We should get together and write another version of 8th season, lol
damn that stare after anyone can be killed is lit
The best scenes from game of thrones are with these two...🔥🔥🔥
This episode with Arya and Tywin going back and forth was one of the best
"Any one can be killed". She fucking proved it.
She did.
Sometimes it really felt like Tywin knew who she was, but he saw himself in her, and so chose to let her live.
Tywin was just trying to make a point with Arya's dialog with him but instead he sensed something wrong at the end.
She was supposed to talk of her family. Then he felt like perhaps the last comment wanted to go beyond that. He wasn't going to let that happen, lol.
The acting is so good. It's like you are really there and this is really happening.
"Anyone can be killed"
Night King: "WHAT?!"
Loved the conversations between these two.
This scene has to be one of the best acted, best written on TV
Lol no
Both of these actors are obviously epic here. ^^
@@cathair9295 yes
This is some foreshadowing of Arya’s training as no one, since Tywin tells her to be more convincing
These scenes between Arya and Tywin are some of my favorite in the whole show. It's cat and mouse, he senses there's more to her than meets the eye so she has to stay one step ahead and conceal who she is. And at the same time he likes her, and respects her, and I think she even likes him a little, even as she plots his death.
She did like him a little, although he was the enemy.
I didn't appreciate anything I watched the first time I saw it. Only now rewatching scenes like this one do I understand how brilliant this show is.
The first time, Season 1 seemed like a bore to me. "Nothing ever happens in this show", I said. LOL.
Arya: Anyone can be killed
(Cuts to Sam holding off the whites in season 8)
In this scene apart from acting direction and editing is also 👍very very good.
I LOVE THIS SCENE. ARYA IS SUCH A BADASS!!!
The North remembers.
Arya stark and Lord tywin both are very intelligent person.. they both admired each other.. lord tywin was very impressed with Arya stark's knowledge
He saw a little Tywin right there. "She is like me". But she wasn't. She was colder. And meaner.
Anyone can be killed, except when they have Plot Armor, ain't that right, Arya
She has plot armor so thick that even dragons fire couldnt touch her
"Not wine, Water. We'll be here for some time.." He was an absolute leader when it was time to get to business. He wont tolerate anyone discussing business while not in the right mind.
This young woman is an amazing actress
This scene is so well written and acted that I'm pretty sure you could show it to someone who has never seen the show, without any context beforehand, and they could figure out the plot and the relationships between the characters. All in a minute and a half. Brilliant
Figure out the plot, I wonder. In this scene, they seem almost like allies.
Watch this Season 2 scene - poetry and class - then immediately watch just about any Season 8 scene if you don't understand the outcry by fans ... this will show you exactly how D & D sold out and rushed the final season to move on to other projects.
I wansnt mad per say. I could see what they where trying to do but just rushed it at the end. Could have been a great ending. What could have been
@@taylorkennedy7205 They did a great job. Epic in all areas. Standards were very high and execution was stellar. But they should have known dropping the bar at the end would not go over well.
@@sergebertani1640 im not throwing a fit or anything. Just wish it would have been just a little longer to flush out what they wanted to show. I think the normal 10 episodes could have done it.
They certainly did
His face when she says anyone can be killed. The underplay is enormous
Arya Stark literally learned the art of war from the most brave, strong, loyal, sinister, skilled and mysterious warriors of her time. They in turn learned she's not to be F'd with...
Iconic
Greatly said. And indeed.
One of my favourite scenes .
epic fucking scene !!!
when the stark theme starts to play when robb is mentioned i get goosebumps
That look Tywin gives after Arya says "anyone can be killed," seems to suggest that's when he realised he needed to put forward a plot to kill Robb Stark.
OMG. I think you're right.
The on-screen chemistry between Tywin and Arya was just insanely good. Loved these scenes.
I hope they play together in something again.