'Game of Thrones' Reveals Its Biggest Secret Yet: All Hail Hodor, Hero of 'The Door' The best episode so far this season, 'The Door,' featured several shocking reveals--including solving the mystery of the White Walkers. [Warning: Spoilers]
Wights tear into the sacred tree like a horde of termites, claiming Summer (protective of his little lord to the end), the Three-Eyed Raven himself, Leaf (who goes out in a blaze of glory that would make Vasquez from Aliens proud), and the other Children while Meera struggles to drag Bran--stuck war...
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| Published in | The Daily Beast |
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The Newsweek/Daily Beast Company LLC
23.05.2016
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| Summary: | Wights tear into the sacred tree like a horde of termites, claiming Summer (protective of his little lord to the end), the Three-Eyed Raven himself, Leaf (who goes out in a blaze of glory that would make Vasquez from Aliens proud), and the other Children while Meera struggles to drag Bran--stuck warging in the past, watching his young father and uncle at Winterfell--outside. Apart from masterfully crafted heartbreak (having Hodor delight at the idea of scrambled eggs was a nice touch, you jerks), there was humor, catharsis, and delight (Brienne's scandalized disdain for Tormund and on-the-nose dig at "brooding" Jon were things of pure beauty). |
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