'Game of Thrones' Season 7 Episode 6 recap: 'Beyond the Wall' Game of Thrones season 6 finale recap: The Winds of Winter, Game of Thrones premiere recap: The Red Woman, Game of Thrones recap: Book of the Stranger, Game of Thrones season 5 finale recap: 'Mother's Mercy', 'Game of Thrones' recap: 'The Dance of Dragons', Game of Thrones recap: Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken. They’re like ice zombie vampires, kind of? But until now this season, she’s been ignoring him and making him feel useless. We’re not falling for Jon Snow almost dying anymore. Dany doesn’t want to even talk this until after she wears the crown. this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines. He aims like a javelin-throwing Olympian bringing winter to the summer games. The Night King arrives and sees Jon. Arya even threateningly tells her, as she walks toward her sister with the catspaw dagger, that she could even become Sansa, if she had her face. It’s a rather unusual shot for the show, and it was the brainchild of director Alan Taylor, who told us on Monday it serves as a visual transition taking our tale north of The Wall. Nobody is there. 2, Rhaegal, was going to circle around and Jon was going to mount up? 10 funny mockumentaries to remind us about the absurdity of life, Family-friendly Halloween films for boos big and small, Emilia Clarke on Dany’s ‘heartbreaking’ loss, Thoros of Myr actor gives his exit interview, HBO’s season finale preview reveals an epic reuni0n, Alan Taylor on that intense frozen lake battle, GoT stars explain that deadly Sansa vs. Arya tension. I assume Dany is super excited to have a reason to wear her awesome dragon queen snowtrooper winter-wear ensemble. — Tormund tries to brag to The Hound about Brienne and says he wants to make “great big monster” babies with her. He then throws rocks at the wights, which is a rather dumb idea — by having that heavy rock hit the ice in front of the wight, the zombie realizes the ice isn’t that thin after all, or perhaps it has frozen further, and starts a procession across. Until then, I’ll just be here, thinking of your sad eyes. It’s an honest point, though. I sure did. C’mon, let’s go! It’s a bit like Jaime’s play at the end of “The Spoils of War” when he foolishly charged Daenerys — we can end the whole thing right here. Arya also reveals she was in the crowd when their father was executed. It gave us the big plot twist that seems to be mandatory in each episode this season: The Night King, having hauled up the dragon’s corpse, now has an ice dragon of his own. When he’s stripped of his shirt, Dany sees Jon’s stab wounds, showing he really did take a dagger in the heart. Sansa meets with Littlefinger. All dark gray and barren and cold-looking; more like a horror movie villain’s lair than a hero’s homestead. Dragonstone interlude: Dany is worried about Jon Snow and trying to pretend like she’s not worried about Jon Snow. I want her to turn all three of them at once on the Night King and roast his arrogant big-nosed face. A restless Hound soon compounds the foolishness by throwing rocks at the wights — which skid across the re-frozen moat, rousing them to pick up their charge. When Sansa discovers Arya’s bag of face masks, her little sister goes full-on Jaqen H’ghar on her, explaining what they mean in a sinister tone. Jon sends Gendry to run back to Eastwatch so he can send a raven to Daenerys, which is an insane rescue plan except for the fact that the group’s flight path takes them over a frozen lake that cracks, forming a kind of moat that gives everyone enough time to wait until Gendry (#stillrunning) can hail the rescue party. Like Jaime Lannister after the Loot Train Battle, he manages to pull himself out of the water— miraculously, Longclaw is right there waiting for him — and as he gathers himself to face the wights, ready to die a noble but pointless death, he’s saved by … Uncle Benjen, who seems to have a homing beacon on every Stark boy stranded North of the Wall. She can’t help but think: Sansa may be a capable politician, but what about her r-mails? "Game of Thrones" season 7, episode 1, "Dragonstone" Andrew Dansby My original broad stroke speculation was that the dragons would do battle with the White Walkers and likely prevail. The man’s barely resisting twirling his mustache. Your dried-out turkey might leave a bad taste in your mouth, but Jennifer never will. Instead, she sends her away to King’s Landing in response to a summons from Cersei. HBO's epic fantasy drama based on George R.R. But mostly, I just don’t buy it. Of course, it’s the dragon named after Dany’s brother that went bad. As the party seems ready to wing back to Eastwatch, the Night King takes an ice spear and aims it perfectly at Viserion, one of Dany’s two smaller dragons, bringing it down with a bloody scream. The group flee to a rock formation in the middle of the frozen lake.
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