The other day, in English, the documentary book of James Hibberd was published "The fire cannot kill the dragon:" The game of Thrones "and the official unpacked history of the epic series." The book contains a lot of interesting facts about creating the "Game of Thrones", as well as an interview with the creators and members of the acting. For example, Macy Williams admitted that she remained disappointed by the fact that her heroine Arya did not kill Serne (Lina Hidi):
I wanted her to kill Serne, even if she had to pay for it his own life. At that moment, when Sersa is with Jame, I thought he was about to sill a face mask and it turns out that it was actually Arya, after what they both would die. I thought Arya sought to this.
Let Arya never got the opportunity to kill the queen, but it was she who defended the death of a king of the night. Commenting on this storyline, in another recent interview, Williams said that he was initially a killer of the leader of white walkers was to become John Snow (Keith Harington), but afterwards the creators of the series decided to impose this mission on arrework.