Arya Stark

### Relatives

Bran stark (brother), rickon stark (brother), Sansa Stark (sister), robb Stark (brother)

## Appearances

### Debut

Season 1, episode 1, ‘winter is coming’

Arya Stark is the youngest daughter of Eddard and Catelyn Stark, born and raised in the castle of Winterfell. Known for her strong-willed and tomboyish nature, Arya undergoes extensive training in swordsmanship and becomes a skilled assassin. Her journey takes her through various challenges and locations, including King's Landing, Braavos, and the Riverlands, as she seeks justice for her family and plays a pivotal role in the war for the North.

# Early years in winterfell

Arya Stark, the youngest daughter of Eddard and Catelyn Stark, is born and raised in the ancient castle of Winterfell in the North of Westeros. She grows up with her siblings, including her older sister Sansa, older brothers Robb, Bran, Rickon, and half-brother Jon Snow. Arya is known for her strong-willed and tomboyish nature, often defying societal norms and expectations of a high-born lady.

# Kings landing

Arya Stark traveled to King's Landing in the early stages of the War of the Five Kings to reunite with her father Eddard Stark, who had been summoned to serve as Hand of the King by King Robert Baratheon.

# Sword training with Syrio Forel

At a young age, Arya expresses a keen interest in swordsmanship and is trained by the Braavosi water dancer Syrio Forel, who teaches her the basics of combat and instills in her a sense of courage and determination. Arya forms a strong bond with Syrio, who becomes her mentor and encourages her to embrace her individuality and strength.

# Escape from kings landing

As war engulfs Westeros, Arya witnesses the execution of her father and narrowly escapes capture with the help of Yoren of the Night's Watch. She poses as a boy named "Arry" and joins Yoren's group, heading towards the Wall in hopes of reuniting with her surviving family members.

# Survival in harsh realms

Arya faces numerous challenges and dangers on her journey, including encounters with the Brotherhood Without Banners, the Hound, and the Faceless Men of Braavos. She learns to survive in the harsh realities of Westeros, relying on her wits, agility, and combat skills to stay alive. Arya's journey takes her to various locations, including the Red Keep, Harrenhal, the Riverlands, the Twins, and Braavos.

# training with the faceless men

Arya arrives in Braavos and seeks out the Faceless Men, a secretive guild of assassins. She undergoes rigorous training with Jaqen H'ghar, taking on different identities and learning the art of espionage, deception, and assassination. Arya faces internal struggles as she grapples with her own identity and tries to reconcile her Stark heritage with the teachings of the Faceless Men.

# reunion

Arya reunites with her long-lost direwolf, Nymeria, who leads a pack of wolves in the Riverlands. She also receives news of her family's fate, learning of the Red Wedding and the deaths of her mother Catelyn, brother Robb, and sister-in-law Talisa. Arya becomes more determined than ever to seek justice for her family and avenge their deaths.

# return to Westeros and list of names

Arya eventually leaves Braavos and returns to Westeros, arriving in the Riverlands. She creates a "kill list" of people she seeks to eliminate, including those who have wronged her family, such as Cersei Lannister, Walder Frey, and the Mountain. Arya's deadly skills as an assassin are put to use as she systematically eliminates her targets one by one.

# Meeting with Sansa and bran

Arya reunites with her siblings Sansa and Bran in Winterfell, who have also survived their own journeys and ordeals. They work together to reclaim their home and seek justice for their family. Arya's unique abilities as an assassin and spy prove valuable in the Stark family's efforts to survive and retake the North.

# Battle of winterfell

Arya Stark played a pivotal role in the Battle of Winterfell, the epic conflict against the Night King and his army of undead. She displayed her exceptional skills as an assassin, utilizing her agility, stealth, and training in swordsmanship to deadly effect. Arya displayed unwavering courage, facing numerous threats, including wights and White Walkers, with determination and resourcefulness. Her pivotal moment came when she delivered a fatal blow to the Night King, ultimately ending the battle and saving the people of Winterfell and Westeros from the impending doom of the undead threat. Her heroic actions earned her the admiration and respect of her fellow fighters, cementing her status as a formidable warrior and a key player in the battle for the North.