In the books, Arya Stark remains in Braavos, serving the House of Black and White. Her blindness, a result of the milk she drinks every night, is part of her training to become "no one." Yet, Arya continues to dream through the eyes of her direwolf, Nymeria, roaming the Riverlands, though she keeps this secret from the Faceless Men. Her struggle with abandoning her identity is a constant challenge—deep down, Arya is still Arya Stark, and letting go of her past proves difficult. This inner conflict shapes her journey, raising the question: Will she ever truly become "no one," or is Arya destined to return to Westeros and reclaim her Stark identity?<br /><br />Tags:<br />Arya Stark, Arya Stark Braavos, House of Black and White, Faceless Men, Nymeria dreams, Arya Stark blind, Arya Stark training, Game of Thrones books, ASOIAF Arya Stark, Arya’s identity struggle, Faceless Men training, Nymeria and Arya, Arya Stark no one, Arya Stark direwolf, Arya Stark return, Arya Stark theories
