Game Of Thrones Season 8 Jon Snow Arya Dagger Theory 

Here's my *Game Of Thrones* video all about the history of Arya's Dagger. It goes back way before what we saw during season 1. Thanks to Samwell for being so lucky with his book finds. Posting new *DC/Marvel* next. New Game of Thrones Posting this weekend!

Here after S08 E03?

Did anyone notice when Bran gave Arya the dagger, the look on his face seemed to indicate he KNEW she was supposed to have it? As if he's seen what it's purpose is already.

What if Arya was the prince who was promised?

All these review videos and nobody mentions how Bran reacted when giving the dagger to Arya. He had a strange look in his eyes and the way he moves his hands after handing it to her

I think it was Littlefinger who sent the assassin,after all,he blamed the Tyrion. He even said "Why would i send an assassin with my own belonging that will connect it to me" - thats such a Littlefinger thing to say,if he sent the assassin..

Forget all these theories man, I wanna know WHERE TF IS GHOST!!!!!

Holy shit, I've just discovered your channel (after watching S08E03) , and you really nailed dude. God damn! hahah

I'm just waiting for Gendry to *row row row* his boat back onto the scene.

The series will end with just a shot of Gendry still rowing.

well it's safe to say that this dagger truly is legendary now.

The dagger is combination of Valyrian steel and Dragon glass plus it has the same red Gemstone in Melisandre necklace. I believe this Dagger gives the owner special powers to fight the Knight King and its probably the only weapon that can kill him.

Why would Joffrey want to have bran killed? Wouldn't it make more sense for Jaime/cersei to hire the catspaw to protect their secret as well as to protect their children rights to the throne?

Maybe Bran gave it to Arya because he's seen in the future that she'll need it to kill someone later on - perhaps even kill him should he become the nights king

now Arya is proven as OP hahahah you were right with the dagger. amazing 🥶🥶🥶🥶

When they kill the night king. All the other white walkers will die. Avengers style.

Knowing how GOT has been so poetic with deaths, I wouldn't be surprised if Baelish gets death by ladder fall or we see Arya behind him with the dagger like Littlefinger was behind Ned. You don't quote "chaos is a ladder" on Littlefinger like that unless you know some shit.

Why would Joffrey hire someone to kill Bran? He didn't know Jamie and Cercei were banging

i think littlefinger hire the guy with a catspaw to kill bran to have conflict with lanisters and starks.

Wow! You’re talking about payoff with the Catspaw? How about now! This whole series has been revolving around the dagger. And looking back to all the subtle clips and hints who woulda thought a stupid dagger would have so much impact! Incredible.

I can't wait until she kills LF with that dagger... hopefully wearing Neds face...

If possible, the Northerners should coat all their weapons with molten dragon glass. It would be so dope to see needle turned all black.

the dagger once belonged to Mumm-Ra but he was defeated by a panther-man with nun-chucks

recently found your videos and it's getting me through the week till the next episode :D thanks for the hard work

I'm so ready for Gendry next episode

A direwolf with a cat's paw

obsessed with your theories! Keep on doing them :)

great videos! I can't get enough of your in-depth videos :)

Bran time traveled and hired the assassin himself to kill himself because hes actually the nights king.

Hey i think you are way off with this Joffrey wanting to kill bran thing, it would more likely to be cersei because she thought bran would remember and expose her and Jamie, so it would have to be her or Jamie who did it.

These videos are so helpful in getting me through the week between episode.

Always excited to see new videos! Keep up the great work :) I think your predictions are pretty spot-on. Well, Geoffrey one is far fetched in my mind but then again he might have given the Catspaw to the assassin not really knowing and not caring about the weapon itself if he did it.

That dagger is double-edged. the hilt can easily be turned into a spear of dragon stone. You can make and unmake white walkers with that weapon.

Why would Joffrey want Bran dead? That lost me. There's no reason for him to want him dead. Cersei hired the guy. It's that simple. She gave the guy the dagger to set up Tyrion because she hates him. Duh.

Thank you for making all of your videos!

I love the insight u have...and love ur way of looking into everything!

What about the red stone in the dagger? Could that be a ruby? If so does it have anything to do with the lord of light having the power of the fire God to kill the nights king? I know Rhaegar use to decorate his belongings with rubies but what if this one has a connection to something much bigger?

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Bran giving the dagger to Arya is HUGELY significant. Consider the following things. The Night King (from here on NK) is the only character who can see and even touch Bran in his visions. The NK can control the ravens as Bran does. The NK could have struck and killed Bran in his vision but instead only grabbed his arm. The original 3 Eyed Raven warned Bran that he can get sucked into the past and stay there if he stayed too long. Bran can walk in his visions but is also part of proceedings as evidenced by Hodor and young Ned hearing Bran's voice. The NK made a point of killing the original 3 Eyed Raven personally and apparently with some relish. The Children of the Forest thought they could control the White Walker they created but they could not. So here's the theory. Bran goes back and stays too long among the Children of the Forest and becomes part of proceedings. They create the NK, and the human they do it to is Bran. Bran IS the Night King. They thought they were creating a White Walker from a human but they were in fact creating one from th 3 Eyed Raven, that's why he is far more powerful than they anticipated and becomes a threat to them. That's why he took revenge on the original 3 Eyed Raven who must have known but did not tell him, leaving him to endure a living hell. He now has Bran's powers, but having honed them for centuries cannot only control animals but even the dead. Bran gives the dagger to Arya because he knows she will need it to kill him.

Man, you've gotten me more engrossed in GoT this season with your videos than I ever could have imagined being

White walkers, dragons, people coming back from the death, time travelling. Any theory is now possible, lol.

Charlie I don't think anyone's talked about this but it seems very important. Since Bran is the 3 eyed Raven now and knows everything does he know the secret to Valyrian steel?? Maybe he could reveal it to smiths and they could forge additional blades.

Thank you so much for your videos. They do some real justice to keep me entertained during my lunch at work!

Love checking out your videos and how much more they give me to think about.

I like the idea of it originally belonging to Visenya. Arya has always had two heroines that she tries to emulate, Nymeria and Visenya. Her direwolf's name is Nymeria (and I do think we'll see her again in season 8), and if the dagger was Visenya's, it would be the perfect match for Arya. If you think about it, Arya could be the next legendary female warrior/strategist after Visenya and Nymeria, especially in the context of the great war

This guy has the best theory videos out of ANYONE on the internet. Keep it up!

I feel like it was reforged from Dark Sister. Arya was slightly obsessed with Visenya. It would be cool if she has Visenya's blade, or at least part of it.

very nice detailed description.. Love it...

Is no one thinking Littlefinger hired the cat's paw knowing the chaos it would cause and that it would make it look like Joffrey or one of the Lannister did it. Littlefinger surely knew about Jaime and Cersei so he would be able to know that hiring the assassin would make it look like they did it.

I love the hesitation in Bran's eyes when he gives her the dagger!!!What do you think that is Charlie?Also Joffree is just a kid why would he hire him to cover up his parents he didn't even know!

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So ancestral Targaryen dagger who belong to Rhaegar who was stolen by Robert Baratheon, stolen by Jeofry who give it to an assassin and Cantelin Stark give it to Little Finger then to Bran and now to Arya but it really belongs to Jon? I like it, sound pretty much an ASOIAF conflic idea.

Theory: Arya invents twerking

Thanks for doing this video! It's super helpful

I think the dagger belongs to the Night king when he was still human

would love if the dagger was Aegon I Targaryen lost crown, reforged as a dagger. It would fit so perfectly with the red emerald, since the original crown was decorated with red emeralds

What about the drawings in the cave having 2 right-handed men + 1 left-handed man and what appears to be a fake right hand ?

been subbes for a long time now, still love you and your videos like the first time i saw them

These theories keeps me alive between episodes.

+Emergency Awesome What if it's as old as Dark Sister and Blackfyre? Aegon had Blackfyre, while Visenya carried Dark Sister. This left Rhaenys without a Valyrian blade. Granted she wasn't really a fighter, but.. couldn't she have had a dagger nonetheless?..

I'm betting the children somehow made it after they were like "Oh shit we made this all powerful night king, but neither dragon glass nor valerian steel will kill him alone, here first men, take this weapon as a token of our peace and help us kill our monster."

Littlefinger wasn't on Arya's list in the book or show. She doesn't know his plots and can't without Bran or Sansa telling her. She wouldn't be spying on messages from ravens if he was already marked for death.

Great video!! I've been curious if there was any backstory that could shed light on this.

Arya's being a total badass this season!!!!!

None of this explains why that dagger was needed to kill a crippled child.

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I just re-listened to the chapter where Catelyn interviews Jaime in the dungeons at the end of ACoK. According to Jaime, at the tourney on Joffreys when Loras Tyrell unhorsed Jaime , the dagger "changed hands" and Robert showed him the daggerto salt his wounds. Giving credit to the theory that Joffrey took it from his "father's" weapons and gave it to the catspaw to open Brans throat. This and Tyrion pretty much confirms it through his musings. Though in the show Littlefinger could have totally sent it to incite tensions between the Starks and Lannisters.

I dont think joffrey hired the assassin he wasnt evil enough at the time to do that i personally think it was cersie or jamie. Both could have got access to the dagger if it belonged to robert

The dragonglsss on the dagger might have been the piece of dragonglass used by the children of the forest to create the night king

OMG! Im a new subscriber and a book reader (I'm up to Feast of Crows) and your videos help me out so much. I miss alot. lol I dont know what Id do without your videos, so thank you!

This video could possibly turn out to be one of the most accurate GoT fan theory videos ever. It's spooky! Thank you so much, Charlie. You should be proud of yourself, mate! @emergencyawesome

I'm sorry everyone but it's very clear to me that Theon will be the one that saves Westeros

Joffrey. Gave. The. Dagger. To. The. Catspaw.... you know that from the books...

the dagger is light bringer. everyone thinks its going to be this massive flaming sword but heh heh,, GRRM is a smart man

Anyone notice the missing page (20) in Sam's book? What weapon was on page 20? Also, what is the name of the Dagger the Catspaw used to kill Bran?

Its gonna be really cool to see people like Arya and Jaime realize the killing potential of their new weapons on white walkers! But do you really think that all these people who have acquired valerian steel weapons (Arya, Jaime, Sam, Brienne, and I think that's it) will have the chance to actually get close to one and kill it? Edit: Wouldn't it be cool if there was a valerian steel broad axe??

I wonder why Cersei's prophecy never mentioned anything about her first she had with Robert.

They left us Clues the whole time and we kept thinking he was Jon or dany

Great video. I think this dagger is of huge importance for the sole fact of the look on Brans face when he gives it to Arya. It was like he already saw what she was going to do with it... Maybe Little finger is just the first, and Aryas list gets shorter and shorter, until one key moment she comes from the shadows and strikes.... If i were to guess, it would be cersi she kills at a key moment, possibly after they win the great war... or maybe Arya causes the loss of the war with this dagger..... Either way, this dagger has a biger role to play than just killing little finger!

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Good job sir. You the only one who mostly nailed all the predictions.

I wonder what jorah will say when he sees that jon has his sword ? Maybe something like this Jorah - that's my sword ? Jon- yes I got it from your father but he changed the bear to a wolf Jorah- that sword always had a wolfs head "Insert wired alien wtf music" you know the song

Littlefinger probably gave the Starks a knock-off Valyrian Dagger that he bought from Ebay, and it will be the downfall of humanity when they try to kill the Night King with it. Littlefinger would have reached the top of the ladder of chaos by letting the white walkers triumph.

Talking about Aegon's conquest right beside the dagger so my guess is Aegon?

Robert Baratheon has Targaryen blood. His grandmother was Rhaelle Targaryen. Part of his claim on the Iron Throne was based on his blood line. He could have the dagger just because it was in his family.

Such a great video! Love the insight.

My guess is that the Dagger is originally from Aegon or its from the ancient Valeria.

Love your videos. Keep up the great work 😃

at 7:49 you can kind of make out the name of the dagger. Something with a Z but i can read where it says it is translated as Frozen Fire in valyrian.

I think the look Bran gave Ayra when he gave her the dagger is a huge signal that he has visioned Ayra with the dagger doing something critical in this battle, not just killing a main character but to end the war. (killing the Night King)

Don't worry about the night king Bruh Sansa is in the north she could annoy the night king to death

I believe the dagger may have belonged to Rhaeneys Targaryen Aegon's sister wife. As Aegon had Blackfyre and Viseyna had Darksister. Rhaeneys died in Dorne, where the dagger may have been lost and recovered later by Rhaegar when he went south with Lyanna Stark.

Fantastic video. I can't wait to find out what happens with the dagger. But what is an OP power?

Like if you’re here after season 8 episode 3, this is the dagger Arya used to kill the Night King. Bran knew Arya would kill the Night King, which is why he gave her the dagger in the same exact spot she killed the NK.

Hello Charlie. What do you like more TV Show or Books (Game of Thrones)? Thanks for answer!

This chanel has really opened my eyes regarding GoT. From history to cool facts. Keep it up!!

good video man i like the theory

Bran gave the assassin the dagger.