Game Of Thrones Season 7

An actor Aidan Gillen for the Game Of Thrones season 7 Trailer spokes by EW, in any case, one of our inquiries was about a specific scene that happened years prior that fans have dependably pondered about: Did Petyr Baelish perceive Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) when he experienced her back in season 2?

You remember the scene: Littlefinger was going to Lord Tywin Lannister (Charles Dance) at Harrenhal while Arya was working undercover as a worker young lady. She anxiously spills some wine and Littlefinger looks at the Stark criminal inquisitively. Littlefinger had met Arya already back in season one however didn't give careful consideration (his concentration, obviously, was on her sister Sansa).

“It was unclear if he recognized her or not, but I have my own thoughts on that,” Gillen told EW. “Yes, I did recognize her — I just didn’t say anything or do anything about it.”

Gillen didn't uncover why his conspiring character would have remained quiet as opposed to presenting her personality to the Lannister patriarch. In any case, maybe he believed that if left things alone that Arya may kill Tywin, which would then make more power-snatching open doors for himself (confusion, all things considered, is a step).

“I finished last season on a promising note by laying my cards on the table — at least to Sansa,” Gillen says. “I was [sowing seeds of uncertainty about Jon Snow] all through my appearances in season 6, and, better believe it, that will proceed. It's quite clear what my game is there. We're playing out that last trade in the Great Hall in Winterfell. However, a similar time my character is ending up plainly very mindful that Sansa is getting to be as splendid as me and similarly as careful about my controls of her. They're onto each other. They utilize each other. They appreciate each other. What's more, they keep a great deal from each other. There are a wide range of blended things going ahead with Littlefinger and his association with Sansa, so watching her develop in stature is very enjoyable.”

Littlefinger's plans this year will include a level of hazard, as usual, yet Gillen says that is the means by which his character capacities.

“With carefully laid plans there’s always a bit of risk involved,” he says. “He puts himself in a situation that could backfire on him. But I think he likes that. His plans are never fail safe. In any case, he puts himself hanging in the balance like gambler.”