The Moment Arya Became A Psychopath 😨

Did you know in the books there was a moment when Arya Stark became a psychopath? This short uses evidence from A Game of Thrones, A Clash of Kings, A Storm of Swords, A Feast for Crows, A Dance with Dragons and The Winds of Winter.

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[Evilanious]

Considering what she saw the tickler do, that was by far one of her more understandable outbursts.

[dazeyndrowsy]

Less of a psychopath, more of a breakdown

[luigicavallo]

Even Sandor was like: "Dude, that's enough!"

[retiredemokid]

I’d lean more towards being ten years old and traumatized rather than psychopathy

[georgenajera]

Arya has seen the true horrors of the war in that point of the story, Indont event think the decapitation of her father is the worst she saw.

[raylast]

Fun fact, it‘s actually prohibited within the psychiatric profession to diagnose anyone under the age of 18 with any of the antisocial personality disorders (of which psychopathy is one). The reason being that there are too many learned behaviors picked up by children and teenagers that mimic symptoms of these disorders, leading to misdiagnoses.

There is absolutely no special reason I am posting that specific information under this video.

[HunterWissinger-ou]

badass. no form of cinema could portray these events. things like this, only a work of literature can truly capture. the way GRRM explains how she meticulously kills him, “how man, how many, how many”? and how he described her hands as “red and sticky” and then using the hound, one of if not the deadliest warrior in the series who’s notoriously blood thirsty, as a more centered character getting her to regain her composure. literary masterpiece.

[komikbookgeek]

That's not a psychopath, that's TRAUMA

[KROGANLovesKittensAndPuppies]

The same questions he asked his victims

[istredd]

I like Arya in the books much more, she is real human being with feelings and behaves according her age
Not show version with arrogant poker face 95 percent of the time and stupid plot armor

[GafftheHorse]

She gave him exactly the same treatment he did countless others at Harrenhall when he was the torturer and interrogated prisoners with exactly the same style of questioning.

[raymondcoventry]

that's not psychopathy dude, that's justice

[sheofthegoddess]

No. She lost herself to her trauma and grief momentarily. You don't go full psychopath and then blink out of it.

[Yormolch]

You don't "become" a psychopath. Like others said, she suffered a breakdown.

[apb]

Maester: Arya, you're a psychopath! Arya: That's not me.

[Jeudaos]

yup, you know your going full on psycho when sandor has to be like 'ok, ok. damn chill!'

[donttalktomebye]

The misuse of psychopathy is getting old. Shes a child having a breakdown.

[sosopath]

Neither of them are psychopaths, square it up getting revenge all of those things are very human .
No she had cut his eyelids off and maybe all of his fingers but left the hands that way it was just miserable for the rest of his life then maybe as long as she did it for fun and not for revenge

[thesamejackalsniperthatkil]

No more arya slander. This is a massage compared to what this creature makes his victims go through.

[danbauer]

I absolutely loved this moment from the books!