all in all, tywin lannister was nice to arya because the show writers wanted him to be nice and arya to have plot armour .
6 Answers. Tywin is correcting Arya so that she can make sure her disguise will not be undone by someone other than him. Her use of "my lord" marks her as a person who is used to the noble form of address. A commoner would use "milord" as the proper form of address.
Littlefinger had met Arya previously back in season one though didn't pay her much attention (his focus, of course, 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.”
Previously Harrenhal belonged to Janos Slynt, but Janos was sent to the wall, automatically stripping him of all titles, lands and holdings. Littlefinger chose to let well-enough alone, since he knows Harrenhal is the worst kind of money pit. He'll go get it when the war is over.
The text in full reads: "Robb, I write to you with a heavy heart. Our good king Robert is dead, killed from wounds he took in a boar hunt. Father has been charged with treason.
S2E6, Arya is Tywin's cupbearer, and he meets with Littlefinger. Littlefinger looks at her face with interest several times, but I can't tell if he recognized her. Yep here. He said so just to manipulate Sansa, he didn't recognize Arya.
Ilyn Payne, King Joffrey's executioner, is on Arya's list for a pretty obvious reason. He is the one who swung the sword that removed Ned's head. Ilyn Payne was a pretty minor character in the grand scheme of things, though a pivotable one, of course.
Brandon asks "Do you know who this belongs to?" and Littlefinger says "No, that very question is what started the War of the Five Kings". In the first season Littlefinger admits that it was his dagger but won from him by Tyrion Lannister, thereby implicating Tyrion as trying to murder a Stark.
What would Tywin have done to Arya if he had found out her true identity while she was serving him at Harrenhal? He would have immediately had her sent back to Casterly Rock or some other Lannister-friendly secure spot and kept as an "honored guest" (aka hostage).
Arya serving as Tywin's cupbearer at Harrenhal.While this happened in the books, the lord she winds up serving is Roose Bolton, not Tywin Lannister. Book readers were pleasantly surprised to watch the budding relationship between Tywin and Arya instead.
But two things happened then. Theon and the Greyjoys unexpectedly invaded the North, capturing even Winterfell, blocking passage north and murdering Robb's younger brothers Rickon and Bran. (Or so everyone thought.)
Baelish, in turn, gives this information to Tywin Lannister, who has Sansa wed Tyrion instead. Realising that Ros has betrayed him, Baelish hands her over to Joffrey to kill for his entertainment.
No. He was aware that she was higher-born, but she claimed a different birth (still northern) and he bought it.
Despite all their recent time together, Arya hates the Hound. He killed her friend in season 1 and he was on her list, and was generally a despicable person. She knew he was going to die no matter what, and that killing him herself would make his end easier.
He figured out about Arya after one look at her. But then again, he was specifically tasked by Cersei to look for the "Stark girl". He had seen Arya running around in the Red Keep before. He knew she was on the run.
Tywin knows exactly what went on in his own home between Jaime and Cersei. He knows the 3 Baratheon children are Lannisters. As long as he refuses to acknowledge the rumors are true, his legacy and the Lannister name lives on. And that's all Tywin Lannister cares about.
Arya would be immediately thrown in prison and taken back to the capital in chains. Tywin would have plans to use her to take the north much like with Sansa, once Robb falls. Maybe with both Starks in hand, they could agree to get back jaime.
Harrenhal was blasted with dragonfire and left half-ruined. Afterwards, Aegon Targaryen granted Harrenhal to his bannermen of House Qoherys, which eventually became extinct. All of them, like the Hoares and Qoherys before them, died out, leading to the castle to be considered a cursed place.
The only time they were together was at winterfell and even then he was off doing his own thing and she was doing hers. After that they never were near to one another. Arya went to kings landing but Tyrion went to the wall with Jon.
Tywin Lannister despises Tyrion because of his appearance, his attitude, and because he blames him for Joanna's death. The hate is mutual. Although Tywin acknowledges Tyrion's capacity of having an important role (like Hand of the King) there is absolutely no love between them.
No he didn't know the plan to kill Joffrey, because someone planing it would be an enemy of his family. But Tywin also knew there were shitton of people with a reason to want Joffrey dead, and he knew he cannot snuff them out with a public investigation.
Cersei always thought Sansa was a little idiot. She was being nice to her because, Sansa was acting like an idiot and telling her all of Ned's plans. She was weary of Sansa because she was beautiful and younger and possibly the Queen in the prophecy she worried about most of her life.
So we learn in season 7 that Baelish was the one who sent the assassin to kill Bran to cause animosity between the Starks and the Lannisters and make chaos and ladder etc.
For most of his life, Littlefinger was in love with Catelyn Stark. But as Sansa points out in “The Dragon and the Wolf,” he ends up betraying both Catelyn and Sansa — the two women he purported to love — in truly horrible ways. That's because Littlefinger ultimately does everything for the sake of power.
She accused Littlefinger of several crimes: killing their aunt Lysa Arryn, conspiring to kill their uncle Jon Arryn, committing treason by holding a knife to Ned Stark's throat and attempting to assassinate of Bran. Sansa declared Littlefinger to be guilty, and Arya cut his throat.
Littlefinger was killed with the very dagger he used to stir the pot and watch it boil. He will not be missed on Game of Thrones — though it is of course possible that Arya will steal his face and pose as him in Season 8.
Sansa develops a crush on the well-liked and handsome knight Loras Tyrell in Season 3. Olenna and Margaery plot to marry Sansa to Loras and extend their power over the North. Tywin puts a stop to this by marrying Sansa to Tyrion and betrothing Loras to Cersei.
Game of Thrones: why does Littlefinger just give dagger to Bran? To intimidate him. Petyr Baelish aka Littlefinger thought that Sansa is the only true born Stark left. He used his time wisely to move his cards around her.
He used to be attracted to Catelyn, of course, but that wasn't love, it was infatuation. He has since then transferred some of those feelings to Sansa. But he doesn't care about her as a person and never will. Thanks for the A2A.
It is not revealed in the novels exactly why Littlefinger wanted Jon dead, but there are several logical possibilities: To make Lysa free for marriage and to gain control over the Vale by marrying her. To prevent Jon from telling Robert Baratheon the truth about Cersei Lannister's children.
