jogoso2014 t1_jb185z6 wrote
Reply to comment by StuffonBookshelfs in What other examples like Henry Cavill on The Witcher are there of an actor being opposed to the way their character is portrayed - especially when the actor is in the right? by unitedfan6191
Arya wouldn’t have sex?
badger81987 t1_jb1ihln wrote
Honestly; age issues aside, probably not. She's such a broken singleminded person by then, I don't think she's capable of that kind of intimacy. She's enormously traumatuzed, no one in her life since her mother died has shown her any sort of physical affection, even something as simple as a hug; and her training as a Faceless Assassin is designed to completely dehumanize her.
Sharks2431 t1_jb1kmoi wrote
Yeah, broken people never have sex. This feels like a weird take.
badger81987 t1_jb1kx19 wrote
It's almost like that was only one of many contributory factors.
twbrn t1_jb1p5gq wrote
It's the desperate need by the GOT haters to oppose everything about the show.
jogoso2014 t1_jb1ligb wrote
Arya is the most level headed Stark.
She hasn’t had a story that focused on intimacy before and Gendry was a connection strong enough for people discussing them throughout the entire run of the series.
People tend to say the same thing about Sansa and it comes across that people equate trauma with asexuality when plenty of people who have faced trauma also have sexual desire after the trauma.
no_name_left_to_give t1_jb2lu9d wrote
That's book Arya. Show Arya is much less psychotic.
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