The 'that’s not you' direwolf reference ( Episode 2, Stormborn) But the reference also makes sense within the world of the show, in which Dany’s previous lovers have been tall, hyper-macho types Khal Drogo (Rest In Peace) and Daario Naharis (Return-to-Thrones Isn’t Probable). The line was intended as good-natured joke at the expense of Harington, who is 5ft 8in. In the sixth episode, meanwhile, Tyrion tells Daenerys that Snow is clearly in love with her – leading to the dragon queen declaring that the King in the North is a bit “too little” (before awkwardly apologising to Tyrion). In the fifth episode of season seven, Gendry remarks upon how much shorter Jon is than his (presumed) father Eddard. Not only did the showrunners decide to insert a joke about his character Jon Snow having a small penis into an earlier season, on the grounds that he was allegedly too perfect otherwise, but they also decided to script in some digs about the actor’s height. The digs about Kit Harington’s height ( Episode 5, Eastwatch and Episode 6, Beyond The Wall) It makes sense that they would be in this world as well." Read more We’re not sure exactly what they signify, but spiral patterns are important in a lot of different cultures in our world. These are patterns that have mystical significance for the Children of the Forest. "They derived them from their creators, the Children of the Forest. "One of the things we learned from these cave paintings is that the White Walkers didn’t come up with those images," showrunner David Benioff later explained. The truth spirals out of control ( episode 4, The Spoils of War)ĭid you notice those interesting spiral patterns in the Dragonstone cave paintings that Jon shows to Daenerys in episode four? We’ve actually seen these kind of spirals and shapes several times before in the show, including in the very first season, when bodies were arranged into this pattern by the White Walkers, later on at the Fist of the First Men, and in some of Bran’s visions, including the one in which the Night King is created by the children of the Forest. and I need both of you, gods help me.” Read more You may be as different as the sun and the moon, but the same blood flows through both your hearts. Septa Mordane is a good woman, and Sansa.
So if you must hate, Arya, hate those who would truly do us harm. In winter, we must protect one another, keep each other warm, share our strengths. When the snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies, but the pack survives. “Let me tell you something about wolves, child.
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The full quote is as follows (be warned: it’s a tearjerker): In the book, the words are a warning to Arya to remember who her true enemies are, and to stop arguing with her sister Sansa – making them especially appropriate to the show’s most recent season, in which Littlefinger tried to exploit the old resentment between the pair. The Eddard quote that Arya and Sansa recalled in the season seven finale – “When the snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies, but the pack survives” – is taken from a longer scene in George RR Martin’s first book, A Game of Thrones, and is said to Arya by her father. The Stark sisters remember their father ( episode 7, the Dragon and the Wolf)
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