Here's everyone on Arya Stark's kill list, and why

Arya Stark has transformed a lot over the course of "Game of Thrones." 

At the beginning of the HBO series, she's a spunky high-born girl who wants to learn how to fight with a sword instead of how to make a dress. But some time after witnessing her father's execution, Arya begins a list of the people she wants to kill that she repeats to herself every night.

We've known for a while that Arya would become a full-blown assassin one day, and now we're here. And as of season seven episode four, "The Spoils of War," it looks like her siblings Bran and Sansa know that she's serious about her little list. 

Arya's already offed some people on her list, and some have been offed for her. In "The Spoils of War," she tells Sansa that she was upset when she found out someone else killed Joffrey. But now she's back in Westeros, reminding enemies of the Stark name while she slowly kills them. Some one at a time, and some dozens at a time. Who will be next?

Here's everyone on Arya's kill list, who's left, and why:

Who's left:

Cersei Lannister

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Why: She falsely accused Arya's father, Ned Stark, of treason and had him arrested, which led to his execution on King Joffrey's orders.

Status: Alive, and sitting on the Iron Throne. And drinking lots of wine while standing on a giant map of Westeros. She has Zombie Gregor Clegane to protect her, but from what we saw in "The Spoils of War," she's not safe for long. 

Melisandre

HBO

Why: For taking Gendry away from the Brotherhood Without Banners. 

Status: Alive and headed to Volantis. She'll probably be back, and shell probably come to face to face with Arya. Melisandre tells Varys she will die in Westeros, so we're guessing she already knows her fate. And her death could be in Arya's hands. 

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