The Hound Why: For killing Mycah, the butcher's boy. Status: Alive. Although Arya likely believes otherwise after she left him for dead following his battle with Brienne of Tarth.

Meryn Trant Why: For killing Syrio Forel. Status: Dead.

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Arya slit his throat in a Braavosi brothel where Meryn was abusing underage girls. Cersei Lannister Why: For her role in Ned Stark's death. Status: Alive —. Joffrey Why: For ordering Ned Stark's execution. Status: Dead. Joffrey was poisoned by Olenna Martell and Petyr Baelish at his wedding to Margaery. Unfortunately, Arya's sister Sansa was suspected of the murder and had to go on the run.

Ilyn Payne Why: For executing Ned Stark. Status: Alive. Polliver Why: For killing Lommy, stealing Needle and the torture at Harrenhal. Status: Dead. Arya killed him after a chance encounter at an inn.

The Mountain Why: For the torture at Harrenhal Status: Alive-ish. Qyburn resurrected the Mountain as Ser Robert Strong after the warrior was fatally poisoned by Oberyn Martell.

Rorge Why: For the torture at Harrenhal and threatening to rape her. Status: Dead. Arya killed him after Rorge and Biter attacked her and the Hound.

Walder Frey Why: For orchestrating the Red Wedding Status: Dead. Arya slit his throat after feeding Walder two of his sons in a pie. Tywin Lannister Why: For orchestrating the Red Wedding. Status: Dead. Tyrion killed his father with a crossbow while Tywin was using the toilet. Melisandre Why: For kidnapping Gendry. Status: Alive.

Blutonium boy hardstyle samples vol2. Beric Dondarrion Why: For selling Gendry to Melisandre. Status: Alive. It was left unclear whether or not Beric survived the Wall's collapse in the Season 6 finale.

Thoros of Myr Why: For selling Gendry to Melisandre. Status: Dead. He froze to death after being injured in a battle against wights. Who do you think is next?

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