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Who is the guy who kills for Arya?
Jaqen H’ghar
| Jaqen H’ghar by Amok© | |
|---|---|
| Alias(es) | Lorath |
| Allegiance | House Lorch Brave Companions Faceless Men |
| Culture(s) | Lorathi |
| Born | At Essos |
What was Jaqen H Ghar doing in the Westeros?
Jaqen was sent to King’s Landing to infiltrate the guild and steal their secrets just like he was later sent by the Kindly Man to the Citadel. And to get a dragon egg though it’s not clear at the moment do the Faceless Men want the egg or does Jaqen want it.
Why was Jaqen happy when Arya left?
Arya’s specific name was not promised to the Many Faced God. The waif asked Jaqen’s *permission* to go after her herself, she wasn’t hired to do it. Jaqen approved, probably knowing that there was a good chance Arya would win that battle.
Is jaqen a faceless man?
“Jaqen H’ghar” is the alias assumed by one of the Faceless Men of Braavos, a feared order of mysterious assassins with the ability to change their appearance at will. Eventually, Arya travels to Braavos to look for Jaqen and finds him, and he trains her.
Why did Jaqen H Ghar smile at Arya?
In way, that also explains the smile—he’s pleasantly surprised to see that Arya took to the training so well she killed the Waif. “That’s why in the end, when he realized she’d managed to escape the Waif and kill her, he was also pleased because his student had excelled,” Wlaschiha said.
Why was Jaqen H’ghar put in the cells of Westeros?
The exact reason for why Jaqen H’ghar was put in the cells of Westeros is not mentioned anywhere in books neither was it shown on the TV show. Jaqen didn’t seem someone who could be hired for killing, he was more like a religious killer. He had his own missions and aims.
Who is Jaqen H’ghar?
— Jaqen H’ghar instructs Arya Stark [src] ” Jaqen H’ghar ” is the alias assumed by one of the Faceless Men of Braavos, a feared order of mysterious assassins with the ability to change their appearance at will.
Why does Jaqen give Arya permission to kill Lady Crane?
The two agree that poisoning the rum will be the method of assassination, and Arya proceeds to poison Lady Crane’s rum at another showing of the play. When Arya prevents the assassination from occurring, Jaqen gives the Waif permission to hunt down Arya.
Does Jaqen agree to let Arya go?
Jaqen reluctantly agrees to free Arya. She asks if she can name anyone and Jaqen swears an oath that who ever she names he will kill. To his horror, Arya says his own name, asking him to kill himself. At Jaqen’s plea, she agrees to revoke his name only if he will help her.