'Game Of Thrones' Cast Maisie Williams Shows Her Normal Side; Arya Stark Graces Lacoste Shop Opening
"Game of Thrones" cast Maisie Williams showed her normal side and traded her boyish clothing to show off her legs as Arya Stark graced the Lacoste Shop opening in Regent Street, London Wednesday.
In a series of snaps by MailOnline, "Game of Thrones" cast Maisie Williams was wearing a sheer top showing off her midriff, pink and white shorts and sheer stockings. She capped her look with black boots.
The 17-year-old joined several personalities in the event, including singer John Newman, Gemma Chan ("Fresh Meat"), Felicity Gilbert ("Nymphomaniac"), Elektra and Miranda Kilbey of Say Lou Lou, "Fonejacker" star Kayvan Novak and Rachel Hurd-Wood and singer Sasha Keble.
In an earlier interview, "Game of Thrones" cast Maisie Williams with HuffingtonPost, provided a glimpse of how Arya Stark is going to change in season 4.
"In the season, Arya's character darkens a lot and we see her slowly start to spiral down a scarier path. I don't know how people are going to react to that. It's not the Arya that we kind of knew before, not the Arya that I auditioned for, she's now changing," she said.
She said in previous seasons, Arya Stark has always had a sarcastic or funny retort to anybody who has a something to say to her, but now she takes on a very different tone, particularly after she killed her first man.
Does that mean she will kill more?
"Yeah. She's now growing up in this world and realizing that there's one way to get things done. She's had her training, she knows how to fight the right way, doesn't necessarily mean it's the most effective way. She's realizing now there's more than one way to get things done," she said.
"Game of Thrones" cast Maisie Williams also revealed a much more emotionless Arya Stark going forward, and the fact that she no longer feels part of the Stark family.
"If someone were to come up to her and say, 'Look, your sister and your brothers and your half-brother Jon, they're all still alive,' I feel like Arya would be like, 'That's great, good luck,'" she told HuffPost.
