Maisie Williams Got A Sexist 'Game Of Thrones' Question And She Wasn't Having Any Of It

I sure do miss writing about you.

Your twists, your turns, your final season that got everyone to agree on something while they were on the internet... for once in their lives.

I mean sure, we have the prequel series to look forward too, however, it will never be as magical as the little HBO series that could.

Or maybe it will be.

The fact of the matter is that Game Of Thrones went out for a pack of cigarettes a couple of months ago and probably isn't coming back, like, ever.

How many petitions you sign online. Luckily, however, the actors who played some of our favorite characters on one of our favorite TV shows are very much still around.

So... hurray?

Because recently, in fact, yesterday (at time of writing) the actors from Game Of Thrones appeared at San Diego Comic-Con, much to the excitement of fans all over... San Diego.

Did D&D (the show creators) show up? Did people boo? I know there was a big meme about it, I'm just not sure if people actually went through with it.

(Ahem, Area 51, Ahem)

There she was, in all her glory, the girl who should've been queen, who should've parked her butt on the Iron Throne, Arya Star– er, I mean Maisie Williams (get GoT out of your head, Jake, it's over).

"Do you think Jon Snow deserves any credit for helping you destroy the Night King?"

There they were, the last bastion of free men and women of Westeros, like a couple of actors at Comic-Con, being bombarded by a bunch of zombies that want nothing more than to consume them and take their very souls.

Was approaching Bran (aka the Three-Eyed Raven, it's complicated) and he was ready to totally mess the guy up.

Like I'm talking a serious beat down, I assume.

And after some fighting, stabbed him in the stomach and BOOM!

The whole army of stinky walkers was dead.

So there Maisie Williams was, like... well, you know what it was like.

After she heard this question she narrowed her eyes, smirked her lips and gave one of the best answers ever...

“No! She did it on her own. But if we’re to give credit to anyone, it would be Melisandre for getting Arya’s head back on track.” she said.

Women are solely responsible for taking down one of the biggest threats to Westeros, the Night King, and his army.

Sorry, Jon Snow, we know how much you love the spotlight, but not today friend.

Does Jon deserve any credit for helping out Arya?

Or do you truly believe she is the badass, assassin chick that she is and didn't need any help from anyone?