This post contains spoilers For HBO's "Game of Thrones".

The young actor Bella Ramsey impressed the audience with their performance as Eli on the post-apocalyptic HBO series "The Last of Us" starring Pedro Pascal's Joel. frightening and heart adaptation of video games. But before serving as beating the heart of the "Fungus Zombie" series, Ramsey acts as a very different kind of young hero of HBO's "Game of Thrones" fantasy.

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In "Game of Thrones", based on the novels "Song of Ice and Fire" by the author George RD Martin, scattering houses, ancient families go to war over the throne before they eventually oppose supernatural strikers from over Thejid in the north and princess. The leader of one of those families was a young girl from the long line of warriors who spoke and took responsibility when men many times her age failed to act, and in the end she proved to be an incredible warrior in her right. In the Game of Thrones Season 6, Ramsey joined the cast such as Liana Mormont, a lady on the island of Bear and the audience everywhere introduced one of the best characters on the show played by a talented young actor.

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Lijana Mormont's mother, Meege Mormont (Elizabeth Barrett), was a former lady on the island of Bear and a serious female warrior, but unfortunately a fight for Rob Stark (Richard Madden) was killed during the war of the five kings. This forced the young Liana to take her position and make some very adult decisions despite being still previous, but it proved to be more than capable. Called for the murdered Lijana Stark, Rob's aunt, Liana is every part of the northern woman as her names.

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She first appears on the screen in Season 6, Episode 7, "The Broken Man", although he had previously sent him a letter to Stanis Seiteeon informing him that the only king he would ever stand will be strict. She meets Jonon Snow (Keith Farrington) and Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner), who are joined Wights and white pedestrians from above TheidNot just joining in small battles among men. Although initially wondering if either Jonon or Sansa really considered Starks, she ends up as one of their strongest champions.

Although Liana is unable to give the north a large contingent of men to fight because so many of them were massacred at the red wedding (Where Rob and many, many others were brutally slaughtered by Frees and their Southern allies), she is able to give them 62 combat men and she leads them alone, which is pretty bad. It ends present during many of the highlights in the north, progressing forward, and is the first to call Jonon Snow the new "King of the North", saying that his bastard does not matter because he still has Ned Stark's blood through the veins. (She is a kind of right, from Jonon's mother is actually the late Lajana Stark And that's why Ned is his uncle, but I dug.)

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Since she earned respect for other northern lords, they gather behind her and therefore Jonon Snow, declaring the King of the North and joined him and his battles against last year and their allies and supernatural white pedestrians. She even joins with the battles themselves, though unfortunately it leads to her (obviously epic) death.

Lijana continues to rebuke Jonon Snow for leaving the north when she is involved in her aunt Daniers (Emilia Clark), and she is also not Danny's fan in front of Targaryen's ruler set fire to King's landing on the dragonBut Liana's coolest moment comes when she decides to join the battle for Winterfell, protecting the Stark family home from the UNDead's attacking forces. She even argues with her uncle, the fallen knight Sir Jorah Mormont (Iin Glen), who Tells tells to stay out of the fighting because she is the future of their family.

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After the Wallsids of Winterfell are broken, Liana is battleing one on one with the dragons, essentially a super strong zombie with a length of 14 meters, and as she breaks her to death, she stabs him in the eye with Dragonglas, killing him once again. She dies from the wounds and is back as will To the night kingBut as soon as Aria Stark (Macy Williams) beat the original White Walker, Liana is obviously again falling. She is among those who are burned on the puree after, protecting her from being returned from someone else. It was an appropriate death and funeral for a warrior from the north, though it was indeed a derogatory knowing that we would no longer see Lijana on the screen.

Liana Mormont is barely written in the books of George Rn Martin, leaving her personification to a great extent to the show's writers, but Ramsey's performance is what makes Lijana so great. They can convey so many emotions with one facial expression, as a shot shot at Ramzi Bolton (Ivan Region) when the elders meet the monstrous bastard. Ramsey manages to bring the gravitations necessary for the role despite their young age, embodying the battle ready for the battle and the young warrior, which at the same time manages to be incredibly beloved. It is really impossible to imagine someone else in the role (even if "Stranger Things" Starwear Milli Bobby Brown audited about that), and while They hesitated for the role of Eli The HBO Juggernaut "The Last of Us" is probably that their performance as Lijana has helped them get the desired role of post-apocalyptic drama.

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While some fans of the "last of us" have criticized Ramsey's casting, they have proven their skill as acting time and time despite their young age and incredibly challenging material. If one can hold against the two magical zombies of White Walker And Freated fungi zombies, plus a starvet along with some of the biggest heavy shots on TV, they are a real deal and I can't wait to see what Ramsey is doing next.