Why did Littlefinger let Arya to find the note?

Arya steals from Littlefinger (Episode 5) What it tells us: Arya lets Littlefinger see her steal the note because she wants him to think she is planning to take down Sansa.

What did Arya Stark read in Littlefinger’s room?

The text in full reads: “Robb, I write to you with a heavy heart. Our good king Robert is dead, killed from wounds he took in a boar hunt.

Why did Littlefinger lead Arya to the letter from Lord Baelish?

In this week’s episode, Littlefinger led Arya right to that letter. The youngest Stark sister, who had correctly assumed that Littlefinger is the one whispering dreams of ruling the North and getting rid of Jon in Sansa’s ear, decides to follow Lord Baelish. She sees him receive a note from a servant recovered from the maester’s archives.

Does Arya think Sansa is plotting against the Starks all along?

Littlefinger, lurking in the shadows, watches Arya take the note. He wanted her to find it all along. Earlier in the episode, the face-changing girl had already confronted her older sister about her lack of loyalty to Jon. Now, Arya might believe that Sansa has been plotting against the rest of the Starks all along.

What did Littlefinger say to Sansa about her father?

It was Littlefinger who suggested that Sansa “should be given a chance to prove her loyalty.” Cersei agrees and implies to Sansa that if she writes her brother Robb, telling him and his army to stand down, her father may be spared.

Is Littlefinger sowing discord in Game of Thrones Season 7?

Warning: This post contains spoilers for season seven of Game of Thrones. Don’t count Littlefinger out yet. The conniving lord is sowing discord in Winterfell. On Sunday night’s episode of Game of Thrones he led Arya Stark straight to a note that her sister Sansa wrote under duress in hopes of saving her father way back in season one.