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Maisie Williams’ Party Night in Bogota, Colombia
Young British actress Maisie Williams was seen enjoying the night in Bogota, Colombia on Saturday, September 2. The actress from the popular series “Game of Thrones” had a night out in the capital and was recognized at Theatron, the epicenter of the Homosexual community, and at VideoClub, both located in the Chapinero district.
Maisie Williams gained popularity as a kid with her role as Arya Stark, the independent young woman in the “Game of Thrones” saga who challenges the conventions of the time and defies the roles traditionally expected of women.
During the series, the 9-year-old lady evolves into a teenager and a fearless adolescent woman who is enthusiastic about activities typically linked with male figures, especially those of a medieval knight. In these tasks, such as sword fighting and archery, she develops remarkable skills, which are entirely inconsistent with the gender norms of that era.
From Needle to Theatron
The British actress set aside her trusty sword Needle, from the series that made her a worldwide star, to explore the nightlife of the Colombian capital. Williams was known
'Game of Thrones' star Maisie Williams talks sexuality
One of ‘Game of Thrones’ fiercest stars Maisie Williams has opened up about her sexuality in an interview with Nylon Magazine.
The 17-year-old says she is not eager to place a label on her sexuality, opting out of the rising number of labels for different iterations of sexual attraction.
“It’s quite a spontaneous thing for teenagers to be confused,” Williams tells Nylon.
There is a label for everything now, which is okay, because some people need labels.”
Williams says considering her own sexuality is not something that’s consumed her thoughts, adopting a more indifferent approach.
“I’ve never sat up and idea about my sexuality for hours. It’s like what Shailene Woodley said: I fall in love with personalities and not people or genders,” Williams said.
“Do what you want.”
Williams currently has a boyfriend she met at school, though no word whether her on screen persona, Arya, will have time to find romance amidst her training.
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