01-12-2018, 12:00 AM
I love how she doesn't take herself seriously. She just does her own thing and has these collaborations with awesome people.
Fun fact: Ed Shereen had a scene with Arya from Game of Thrones. He was a Lanister soldier and Arya joined the group of them. They asked why she was going to Kings Landing, she told them she was going to kill Cersei, and they assumed she was joking. She wasnt. They all had a good laugh. It's weird how people are so obvious, but none of the soldiers really knew Arya. They didn't know she was royalty or a faceless man. They assumed she was just this girl riding through the woods. Yet, she's a f*cking assassin! Like, it's the most hilarious role ever. Imagine being that invisible. It seems like it's a super efficient method. It is hilarious how people often have a stereotype of how a role should be portrayed. Work outside of that and people are blinded by their own ignorance. It makes it ridiculously simple for Arya to do whatever she wants, whenever she wants, however she wants. Anyway, Ed gets around. He's beautiful.
Fun fact: Ed Shereen had a scene with Arya from Game of Thrones. He was a Lanister soldier and Arya joined the group of them. They asked why she was going to Kings Landing, she told them she was going to kill Cersei, and they assumed she was joking. She wasnt. They all had a good laugh. It's weird how people are so obvious, but none of the soldiers really knew Arya. They didn't know she was royalty or a faceless man. They assumed she was just this girl riding through the woods. Yet, she's a f*cking assassin! Like, it's the most hilarious role ever. Imagine being that invisible. It seems like it's a super efficient method. It is hilarious how people often have a stereotype of how a role should be portrayed. Work outside of that and people are blinded by their own ignorance. It makes it ridiculously simple for Arya to do whatever she wants, whenever she wants, however she wants. Anyway, Ed gets around. He's beautiful.