The exact reason for why Jaqen H’ghar was put in the cells of Westeros is not mentioned anywhere in books neither was it shown on the TV show. One story is the book version when Jaqen is a young man at the time he meets Arya. Jaqen , being an assassin and bringer of death , he serves the Great Other.
3/19/2020 · User jraikin explained: So in season two Arya saves Jaqen H’ghar from burning to death and he promises her to kill three people for her no matter what. Arya blackmails him for the third kill by…
Jaqen refuses to aid Arya in freeing the captive northmen, until she names him as her third death. Promising to unsay his name if he helps her, Jaqen aids in freeing the northmen. In the process, Jaqen kills one of the men guarding the prisoners. With his debt to Arya fulfilled and his name unsaid, Jaqen informs her it is time for him to die.
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Jaqen H’ghar /Theories – A Wiki of Ice and Fire, Tom Wlaschiha – Wikipedia, Jaqen H’ghar – A Wiki of Ice and Fire, Jaqen H’ghar | Game of Thrones Wiki | Fandom, When Arya names her third name, Jaqen H’Ghar, the Faceless Men that is Jaqen breaks the rules. He should let her kill him and not help her escape, but in killing the Lannister soldiers he does the same thing that Arya did when she saved him and Rorge and Biter..
The Faceless Man then kills himself leading her to believe that Jaqen is dead, only to reveal himself moments later (this is most likely an entirely different human who is now just wearing the face of Jaqen). level 2. rawdog57st. Original Poster.
Jaqen takes on a new appearance when he is ready to depart Harrenhal, which matches the appearance of the Alchemist who strikes a deal with the novice Pate in Oldtown. It has been theorized that Jaqen, disguised as the Alchemist, kills Pate in the Prologue of A Feast for Crows, and has subsequently stolen the boy’s identity.
In August 2011, he was cast as the convict and assassin Jaqen H’ghar in Season 2 of the HBO fantasy TV series Game of Thrones, and has reprised his role in Seasons 5 and 6, starting in 2015. For his performance in Game of Thrones he was nominated for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series by the Screen Actors Guild Awards in 2016.
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