Originally Posted by RealTalk
the way i make sense of any of this is that every single thing that happened in their world was orchestrated to put pieces in play to defeat the night king.
hence, arya seeing her father beheaded, driven to the house of the faceless man, and trained ultimately to slay the night king is a contiguous chain of events, linked to each other and everything else.
this was the gist of the red woman's message as well as thee source of her power; she too had a role to play.
because i was definitely 'hoping' for something more metaphysical from the showdown between life and death but when i view it through the above lens, it falls into place to a large degree.
also that soundtrack was transcendent and if i didnt know they couldnt afford him, id assume they brought in ryuichi sakamoto to compose it.
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