Struggling internally with her love for her nephew, Jon/Aegon, and his claim to the Iron Throne, Daenerys still believes she can win the masses over. Bastard No More Maisie Williams, Joe Dempsie (Credit: Helen Sloan/HBO) The Drunken Feast Gwendoline Christie, Daniel Portman, Peter Dinklage Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Credit: Helen Sloan/HBO)Īfter a funeral and eulogy like that, it’s no surprise Winterfell took to drinking and eating in its halls, sharing stories after the battle against the Night King ended. He demands that everyone continue to stand by one another and protect one another, as this was a debt that cannot ever be repaid. A Kingly Speech Kit Harington (Credit: Helen Sloan/HBO)Īfter the carcasses were lit up, Jon Snow gives what appears to be one of his best “kingly” speeches, in this instance, a mass eulogy, to the city of Winterfell, reminding them of what the sacrifice the dead have provided. As she sat by his body with tears down her face, she gives him the highest honor that fans thought he would most likely never see-the House Stark pin.īeginning to end, Theon Greyjoy earned his place in the Stark house. Perhaps the most powerful of the opening scene is Sansa by Theon’s side. Theon Greyjoy Rory McCann, Sophie Turner (Credit: Helen Sloan/HBO) Lady Mormontįor the girl who is just as bad as Arya Stark, seeing her cold, lifeless body on the ground reminded us of how precious life truly is. Fulfilling his oath and promise to love her until his dying breath, Jorah fully redeemed any questionable instances in which Dani could have been holding against him. In the opening scene, we see Dani by Jorah’s lifeless body, giving him her tears as she whispers something into his ears. Sir Jorah Mormont Photos: Iain Glen, Emilia Clarke (Credit: Helen Sloan/HBO) ” –Jon SnowĮpisode 4 opened as we watched Jon Snow, Daenerys Targaryen, and others light their torches to properly bury (and burn) the dead. They were the shields who guarded the realms of men, and we shall never see their light again. For those who come after us and those who come after them, for as long as men draw breath. It is our duty and our honor to keep them alive in memory. Everyone in this world owes them a debt that can never be repaid. Our fellow men and women who set aside their differences to fight together and die together so that others might live. “We’re here to say goodbye to our brothers and sisters.
“A Debt That Cannot Be Repaid”Įpisode 4 of the final season of Thrones opened up to a morbid and heart-wrenching ceremony, as we watched our characters bury thousands-most notably, Jorah Mormont, Lady Lynna Mormont, and Theon Greyjoy.
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Disclaimer: This piece is FULL OF SPOILERS, so if you haven’t watched Season 8, Episode 4 of “Game of Thrones,” march your ass away from Winterfell and back into your cozy home.Īfter leaving Game of Thrones Episode 3, with the Battle of Winterfell behind us, it’s time we bury the dead upon rows of funeral pyres.
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