βThis is from Maisie's twitter account. She says she's 5'1" now.
@Maisie_Williams β@conjmk: @Maisie_Williams Why do you look so incredibly tiny next to The Hound??β
That would be because I'm 5'1 and Rory's 6'5
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shareI'm sure you are the ultimate expert on her height, seeing as how you yourself have actually measured her height accurately, so there can be no doubt to you factual statement.
I think I'll go with the height stated by the actual source, Maisie.
Not that it really matters in any way.
Clearly, I am retarded as I replied to you. But don't worry, someday I'm sure you'll be good enough to reach the retarded level. Everyone needs something to aim for.
Yes, people lie about their height and sometimes they tell the truth. If she'd stated it as 5'3" or 5'4" I would have questioned it, but she didn't and has no real reason to lie. Everyone knows she'd petite adding an inch doesn't change that.
You have nothing to go on except for your estimation from pictures and videos. It's purely what you think. Comparing her to others is irrelevant unless they are on equal footing or you know the exact height of the shoes they're wearing. Which you couldn't know either.
Given an anonymous poster on the net, or Maisie herself, I will believe Maisie until something more definitive comes along.
He's still just an anonymous user who is using guess work and estimation, and several of those photos don't even show the feet or shoes, which is very important. Plus, the range the posters have is from 4'8" to 5'4". Nice to see they keep those figures nice and tight.
So no, I won't take his, or any other randoms, word for it. I don't really care what her height is, or whether she's above or below 5ft. It's completely irrelevant. I only replied to you because your posted was word like it was a fact, when it's not. Those types of posts sometimes bug me. It's a side effect of the modern internet user. You may be correct in the end, and your welcome to believe it, but right now you don't know for definite fact. Unless you can provide some hard proof.