Why does Arya give Sansa the dagger?

Some fans thought that Arya gave the dagger to Sansa at the beginning of the episode. After the wights proved unstoppable, Arya told Sansa to go down to the crypts and to take the dagger to protect herself.

Why did Arya give Sansa the dagger in Season 7?

She was playing the game of faces with her. Sansa could not spot a liar. Arya gives her the dagger because she cares for her sister and wants to protect her from Littlefinger. Petyr bites the dust soon.”

Why did Sansa send Brienne to King’s Landing?

Brienne is sent to King’s Landing. Apparently plotting to undermine Arya, Sansa sends Brienne to King’s Landing to represent her at the parley with Cersei Lannister.

What weapon did Arya give Sansa?

it is a question of who will be able to wield their weapon better. The Valyrian steel dagger remained with Arya and boy did she use it. Arya gave Sansa a Dragon glass dagger. I am pretty sure she knew that Valyrian steel is wasted on Sansa, since she is not a fighter.

Why did Arya Stark give Sansa the Catspaw dagger?

After shaming her in the spot where Ned Stark used to watch his children train, then batting her around with Braavosian mind games, Arya handed a spooked Sansa the Catspaw Dagger, an item most show sleuths believe to be a Targaryen relic from the times of Aegon the Conqueror.

What is Arya’s reaction to Sansa’s return?

Arya chastises Sansa for betraying their family but Sansa responds that they have only returned to Winterfell because of her, while Arya travelled the world in pursuit of her own agenda.

Can Sansa be blamed for not doing anything about Ned?

Arya can blame Sansa for not doing anything about Ned — it’s not like Arya did anything either — but the blame is knocking a victim who’s been knocked time and time again. This seems to impact Arya, although she’s on the offensive when the two collide again toward the end of the episode.

What did Arya’s sister tell her before she turned over the weapon?

Seconds before turning over the weapon, Arya reminds her sister that, while they’re on totally different paths in life, they’ve faced similar troubles: We both wanted to be other people when we were younger. You wanted to be a queen sitting next to a handsome young king on the iron throne.