What happened to Arya stark's new horse?
What happened to Arya stark's new horse?
Leo Morgan
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Christopher Bailey
The Idea Crayons only added the horse for that exact scene as
>it’s poetic, Arya symbolizes death and she rides through the city on a pale horse-D&D
Horse was immediately forgotten in next episode cuz D&D rushes the season like a kid forced to clean his room before going to play with friends
Liam Brooks
there was a horse?
Alexander Jones
She killed it.
Brayden Johnson
A girl's got to eat something, user.
William Harris
it's in the fucking stable you literal retard
Zachary Rogers
Sometimes a white horse is just a white horse apparently
Andrew Phillips
very forgettable horse
Cooper Parker
The horse was a metaphor you brainlet, it didn't really exist
Carson Bailey
Anybody notice how Arya teleported right behind Jon after he watched Daenerys walk away?
Ayden Perry
But she never killed anyone important except Frey and the night king which was the real death
Petyr was executed and not by aryas orders
Brayden Barnes
it was a big horse
Samuel Peterson
>she rode it out of the city. Left it, then walked back to the city center
Josiah Perez
the horse made it into her list and was assassinated offscreen.
Brayden Green
>What happened to Arya stark's new horse?
Lots of hungry people after the city was destroyed.
Leo Phillips
Why doesn't her dad build her a flying robot horse?
Mason Rodriguez
was the plot a metaphor too?
Ian Butler
They kinda forgot about it.
Thomas Perez
You mean the one that's on fire or the one that's buried under 20 tonnes of rubble?
Gabriel Gutierrez
kek
Ryan Long
Exactly why D&D are hacks and suck donkey dicks
Josiah Taylor
>redditors uniroincally getting riled up because they didn't show what happened to a horse
i mean she obviously rode it outside of KL whilst it was burning and then left it somewhere, why does this even matter?
Benjamin Myers
MORE PROOF DND SUCK
Here again she rides a horse and then the next scene no horse
Absolutely terrible writing
Eli Lopez
The horse was a symbolic representation of afading white identity in the face of chaotic forces fighting for world power.
Nathan Myers
>Assassin
>named Arya