Did Arya find anything west of Westeros?

The final glimpse of Arya in Game of Thrones showed her sailing off toward adventure, determined to discover something no one else ever has: what is west of Westeros. That gave Arya one of the most open-ended conclusions of any character in Thrones. “No one knows,” Arya says in the series finale.

Is there anything west of Westeros?

The Sunset Sea is west of Westeros (red continent). In the south, the Redwyne Straits and the Arbor divide the Sunset Sea from the Summer Sea to the southeast.

Why Is Arya going west of Westeros?

At the end of Game of Thrones, Arya Stark announces that she’s traveling west of Westeros to see what there is past where the maps end.

What is the sea west of Westeros?

The Sunset Sea
The Sunset Sea is located to the west of the Iron Islands. The Sunset Sea is the great, unexplored ocean lying to the west of Westeros.

Will there be an Arya Stark spin-off?

Great new GOT spin-off said to be in the works. It is based on George R.R. Martin’s book Fire & Blood, the series will tell the story of House Targaryen – ancestors of Daenerys and takes place some 300 years before the events of Game of Thrones. …

What is west of Westeros on Game of Thrones?

Arya has actually brought it up before. In Season Six, when talking to Lady Crane, Arya asks what is west of Westeros. Crane tells her that it could be the edge of the world, to which Arya says she’d like to see. As we know from George R.R. Martin, the world of Game of Thrones is round and slightly smaller than Earth.

What did Arya Stark discover in Season 6?

Arya, who has apparently always wanted to discover what is west of Westeros because she said “what’s west of Westeros” exactly one time in Season 6, ends her arc on a Stark-branded boat armed with a crew, map, and telescope, ready to discover.

Why did Arya ask Sansa where she was planning to go?

When Sansa asked where she was planning to head, Arya responded hypothetically, asking “What’s west of Westeros?” She then explained that all the maps stop at Westeros because apparently, with all the sailing around and flying dragons, no one bothered to check into what was going on out there.

Why do all the maps stop at Westeros?

She then explained that all the maps stop at Westeros because apparently, with all the sailing around and flying dragons, no one bothered to check into what was going on out there. So what, exactly, is west of Westeros?