I don't love it or hate it, but it does get a little tedious when having to endure watching the Waif beat the daylights out of poor blind Arya. But now that she can see again, hopefully her storyline will pick up. :)

I have very mixed feelings about it! First of all her scenes in Episode 1 and 2 of Season 6, I cared less about her than any other character really, all we saw for two episodes was the Waif kicking her ass over and over again, the end of Arya's scenes...

With Episode 3 there was finally a lot more to it!

However I don't really like her becoming no one, I still kind of want her to get more revenge and be Arya Stark.

@Articuno224 I hope that the Hound is still alive and he and Arya reunite. I loved their scenes together. I saw him as a foul mouthed, unwashed father figure to her. I felt that they brought out the best in each other and were a great double act.

@BlackCarnation that would be awesome! I agree the scenes they shared was some of the most entertaining and interesting scenes that Arya has EVER had. They were so complicated together, this whole love/hate relationship they had and the way they worked together even though Arya had him on her list, I just loved it!

Could anyone explain to me what is the point of her training in order to become no one if she's doing so just to avenge her family by killing people off her list which she would not be able to do once she's no one, thus has no identity?

Standaa - I don't see it either, if she is no one she won't be allowed to do anything like that, besides I don't know how you can be no one if you remember everything about your family, I would have thought that in order for her to become no one, they would somehow have to erase her memories, how can she be no one just by saying "A girl has no name" and that's it?

And yeah I never understood why she wanted to become no one that badly, if she wants revenge, she can't get it if she becomes no one...