Public opinion of the red witch has officially changed.
Got the results and it's confirmed: Arya Stark is 100% that bitch.
But, as badass as Arya was last night — and, let's face it, all the nights — there was another hero: Melisandre.Initially, when I saw her riding up to Winterfell, I was like,"Begone, witch! We don't want you."Remember when she killed Renly? And Shireen? Oh, and let's not forget about her history with Gendry!
But, once she arrived, I was thankful that she did. Not only because she basically told Arya that she would be the one to kill the Night King, and, perhaps, a certain
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