<p><strong>Spoilers for <em>Game of Thrones, </em>season 7 below.</strong></p><p>As Arya finally makes her way to Winterfell to reunite with Sansa, the amazing internet has dredged up a piece of fantastic foreshadowing. On Reddit, a post nearly <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/gameofthrones/comments/4ozpvp/everything_no_one_can_protect_me/?st=j5mfx5ak&amp;sh=6acb70a3" target="_blank">a year old</a>, and consisting of just two screenshots, is gaining traction anew.</p><p>Because it seems the internet prophecy&mdash;once a tinfoil conspiracy&mdash;is coming true. Well, assuming Arya can complete her trek North without any interruptions and Sansa won&#39;t be a corpse by the time she gets there.</p><p>Here&#39;s the hint:</p><h3>Arya spent arguably too many episodes with the faceless men training to be &quot;No One.&quot;</h3><figure class="image"><div class="image-container"><img alt="" data-attribution="" data-attribution-url="" height="394" src="//cdn.someecards.com/posts/screenshot1-TgT3Rm.jpg" width="700" /></div></figure><div className="ad-splitter"></div><p>The above screenshot is from season six, episode eight. (Of course, Arya responds that she&#39;s Arya Stark of Winterfell... but she can&#39;t shake the nickname that easily.)</p><h3>Here&#39;s the following episode from that season:</h3><figure class="image"><div class="image-container"><img alt="" data-attribution="" data-attribution-url="" height="394" src="//cdn.someecards.com/posts/screen2-PpdOow.jpg" width="700" /></div></figure><div className="ad-splitter"></div><p>As Jon promises to protect Sansa from the horrors of Ramsay Bolton, Sansa scoffs. &quot;No one can protect me. No one can protect anyone.&quot;</p><p>Is Sansa&#39;s morbid prediction actually some heartening foreshadowing? With Arya due to reunite with her sister in Winterfell, will &quot;No One&quot; pledge her sword to her sister&#39;s defense and throw out her mission to murder Cersei?</p><p>That&#39;s at least one of the nine million theories you could come up with based on this little hint. Here, have another one:</p><p>Sansa already has a protector in Brienne, but she&#39;s just been left in charge of Winterfell by Jon Snow (he&#39;s off to meet up with the dragon queen). If anything should happen to Jon, The King in the North, that would leave Sansa&mdash;Queen in the North&mdash;in dire need of a Queensquard.</p><p>Who better to head it than No One?</p><div className="ad-splitter"></div><p>Alright, so that&#39;s one of nine thousand theories based on the line, &quot;No one can protect me.&quot; Spend your time until Sunday coming up with the rest.</p><div className="ad-splitter"></div>

A tiny 'Game of Thrones' line hints at a beautiful theory about Arya and Sansa.

Spoilers for Game of Thrones, season 7 below.As Arya finally makes her way to Winterfell to reunite with Sansa, the amazing internet has dredged up a piece of fantastic foreshadowing. On Reddit, a post nearly a year old, and consisting of just two screenshots, is gaining traction anew.Because it seems the internet prophecy&mdash;once a tinfoil conspiracy&mdash;is coming true. Well, assuming Arya can complete her trek North without any interruptions and Sansa won&#39;t be a corpse by the time she gets there.Here&#39;s the hint:Arya spent arguably too many episodes with the faceless men training to be &quot;No One.&quot;The above screenshot is from season six, episode eight. (Of course, Arya responds that she&#39;s Arya Stark of Winterfell... but she can&#39;t shake the nickname that easily.)Here&#39;s the following episode from that season:As Jon promises to protect Sansa from the horrors of Ramsay Bolton, Sansa scoffs. &quot;No one can protect me. No one can protect anyone.&quot;Is Sansa&#39;s morbid prediction actually some heartening foreshadowing? With Arya due to reunite with her sister in Winterfell, will &quot;No One&quot; pledge her sword to her sister&#39;s defense and throw out her mission to murder Cersei?That&#39;s at least one of the nine million theories you could come up with based on this little hint. Here, have another one:Sansa already has a protector in Brienne, but she&#39;s just been left in charge of Winterfell by Jon Snow (he&#39;s off to meet up with the dragon queen). If anything should happen to Jon, The King in the North, that would leave Sansa&mdash;Queen in the North&mdash;in dire need of a Queensquard.Who better to head it than No One?Alright, so that&#39;s one of nine thousand theories based on the line, &quot;No one can protect me.&quot; Spend your time until Sunday coming up with the rest.

Two little lines from season six are hinting at new plot lines for Sansa and Arya Stark.