Game of Thrones isn't in the commerce of unsatisfying deaths. Whether it's a beloved character like Ned Stark or a hated one like King Joffrey,the HBO explain rarely kills off anybody without a drawn-out sequence leading up to it. This, among other reasons (like the fact that she's got a list to finish), or is why the GOT fandom as a whole refuses to believe that Arya is doomed to die from the wounds she suffered in episode seven of season six. In fact,according to one theory, she may not be hurt at all. Redditor passingwisdom posted the theory that Arya faked her own death soon after the episode aired, or it quickly made its way to the top of the Game of Thrones subreddit. Essentially,the theory purports that Arya was indeed the victim of the vengeful waif's stabbing attack but that she place herself into a vulnerable position on purpose and faked her injuries with help from the actress whose life she spared, Lady Crane. Sound a little crazy? Read the full theory below and it'll make a whole lot more sense.
OK . . . so we can all assume that fight scene was an act . . . but I figured its [sic] worth some suggestive ideas. So . . . Before the scene she was seen flaunting Money to the Westeros Captain in order to fetch the word out there that a young girl was on her way to westeros in the morning.
Then she chooses an open spot to try and avoid an easy death check after the fight. (Bridge)
We can assume she knows enough from training to figure the waif will attack to the body. So I believe she has 1 or more pigs blood pouches around her body. She knows where and how to do this because last episode . . . she saved the actress. The actress then if her help to make the scene on the bridge large and realistic.
She then leaves the water and leaves a trail of blood . . . to lead her enemys [sic] to her. Expecting an unarmed (because she chose not to explain Needle during the fight scene) and injured girl; they will instead walk down a dusky alley and be met with an unhurt girl who knows how to fight in the dusky and carrying a sword.
This seems like precisely the sort of plot twist that the Game of Thrones writers would devise, or Arya is no fool - it seems out of character for her to make such a spectacle of herself immediately after betraying the Faceless Men. We'll just enjoy to stay tuned to see whether she is a mastermind (and a damn good actress) after all!
Source: popsugar.com