The Game Of Thrones British actress Maisie Williams had a major freak out moment after knowing how the show’s episode would end.

.@Maisie_Williams discusses Arya’s big moments in the #GameofThronesFinale: http://t.co/2FLYT1DiSb (SPOILERS AHEAD) pic.twitter.com/NISe4jp8li

— Game Of Thrones (@GameOfThrones) June 16, 2015

Williams’ character, Arya Stark, was blinded in the June 14 episode of GOT. Stark has a tough fate on the show. Apart from being brutally blinded, she also lost most of her family members. And what’s even worse is that her fave half-brother, Jon Snow, just ended up dead too.

The actress had a Q&A on Twitter on Monday night labeled #AskGOT. Williams shared hilarious reactions upon what happened in the Season 5 finale of GOT.

One fan from twitter asked her about her views on the episode, “@Maisie_Williams @GameOfThrones #AskGoT what was your reaction to the finale?”

“I DNT CARE ABUT UR SILLY FEKIN NIGHTS WATCH OMG STAHP STABBIN JON SNOOOO,” the actress promptly replied sounding like a typical fan girl.

@geeemma_vale @GameOfThrones I DNT CARE ABUT UR SILLY FEKIN NIGHTS WATCH OMG STAHP STABBIN JON SNOOOO — Maisie Williams (@Maisie_Williams) June 15, 2015

Snow’s death was not the only thing that Williams discussed during the 35-minute Q&A. Fans shot more questions in line with the show.

She was asked by another fan, “How long did it take for you to learn the fight choreography for Arya’s vengeance scene?”

Williams wrote back saying, “Probably in total about 6 hours work. I was unprepared, Ian was totally amazing.”

@celspi @GameOfThrones @twitter Probably in total about 6 hours work. I was unprepared, Ian was totally amazing. Arya still wins… mwahaha

— Maisie Williams (@Maisie_Williams) June 15, 2015

Snow was bloodily killed at the end of the episode. Allistair stabbed Snow which left him severely weakned. Afterwards, most of the men of Night’s Watching started stabbing Snow as well leaving him completely dead.

The death was confirmed by Kit Harington, the actor who plays Snow, as well as the episode’s director. However, speculations have been spreading that Snow could be back anytime soon. George R.R. Martin, the author of the book GOT, has revealed in the past that Jon Snow’s fortune is inconclusive.

Jon Snow is alive on @harpersbazaarus! http://t.co/s6qTeElV77 @therealromy @laurabrown99 @gameofthrones @HBO pic.twitter.com/NsfyyWfz34

— Harper’s Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) June 15, 2015

“Oh, you think he’s dead, do you?” he told Entertainment Weekly in 2011. “My readers should know better than to take anything as gospel.”