Why did melisandre look at Arya?

Why did melisandre look at Arya?

"What do we tell death?" Melisandre asks a bleeding Arya Stark as they stare at a dying Beric Dondarrion, who has been brought to life many a time by the Lord of Light just for one mission - to save Arya. ... With the death of Night King, perishes his entire army of the dead.

Does Arya Die In Arya?

In Season Five, Arya travels to Braavos, where she tracks down Jaqen H'ghar, who is a mysterious assassin of the Faceless Men. ... That is her character's death: Arya is gone, in place of a nameless girl. But in Season Seven, Arya is reborn. After killing her rival The Waif, Arya comes face-to-face with a proud Jaqen.

What is Melisandre's purpose?

Melisandre is (was—RIP) a servant of the Lord of Light and knew that her purpose was to find The Prince That Was Promised and help him (or, as it turned out, her) fulfill their destiny to defeat the darkness (aka the Night King).

What did the witch say to Arya?

She says to Arya 'I see a darkness in you. And in that darkness, eyes staring back at me. Brown eyes, blue eyes, green eyes. Eyes you'll shut forever.

Who is Azor Ahai in Game of Thrones?

• Arya Is Azor Ahai/The Prince That Was Promised. Aside from killing the Night King, which is the whole purpose of this prophecy, according to Melisandre, there’s a few other clues that Arya might be Azor Ahai. Subscribe for free to Multiverse and get Game of Thrones coverage delivered to your inbox the night the episode airs.

How are Azor Ahai and Melisandre related?

• While Azor Ahai is a legend from Essos, his story lines up nicely with a legend from Westeros about the "last hero," who saved the world from darkness during the Long Night. Since this episode was called "The Long Night" and featured a lot of Melisandre, it seems fair to assume they're related.

Why did Arya kill the Night King Game of Thrones?

• Aside from killing the Night King, which is the whole purpose of this prophecy, according to Melisandre, there’s a few other clues that Arya might be Azor Ahai. Subscribe for free to Multiverse and get Game of Thrones coverage delivered to your inbox the night the episode airs.

Where did Arya get the dagger in Game of Thrones?

• Arya later used it to execute Littlefinger in Season 7. The dagger’s origins before the show began are unknown. It could be an ancient weapon passed down by early Targryans; it might even be connected to the original Azor Ahai’s flaming sword.