You're not alone, Maisie Williams was too disappointed by the game's final The Thrones

Now that Game of Thrones is over, we can all agree not to agree if we wonder what to do with all these mixed emotions.
Needless to say, it ended too early and, as with every "near relationship", we stayed in suspense.

And if you still have not watched it, well, maybe it's the time you've watched? I mean, at this point, even Drogon seems to have known better.

But at least one of the stars of the series feels the same feeling. Or at least initially she did it.
This is other than our Slayer Night King, Arya Stark, Chief Maisie Williams.

In a conversation with the American EW Entertainment Channel, Williams said:

I just wanted to be back on the set with Lena, she was having a good time. She goes on to explain: wanted Arya to kill Cersei even if it means that [Arya] also dies, even to the point where Cersei and Jaime I thought [while reading the script] "he's going to break his face [and reveal its Arya]" and they Both of them are going to die, I thought that was what Arya's engine had been.

That's not the case, because Williams then talks about the arc of the characters and other scenes.

The Dog recounts, "You want to be like me? Do you want to live your life like me?" said Williams. "In my head, the answer was," Yes. "But I guess Sleep with Gendry, see Jon again, realizing that she is not fighting just for herself, but for her family – this is arousing all those human emotions that Arya has not felt for a long time. When The Hound asks her if she has another option, all of a sudden there are so many more things in life [Arya’s] for which she can live, that she can do. It was a shock to me because it was not the way I had envisioned her to evolve this year. Then I realized that I could play with other things, bringing Arya back to 16 years old.

She finally joked: "This is not a Game of Thrones ending for Arya, it's a happy ending … That's Gave a place to take Arya that I would never have thought of going there again. "

Honestly, Maisie, ditto.

It is probably too late to start a petition in favor of a spin-off from Arya Stark?

Yes? No?