When the snow falls and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies but the packs arose,
The die is cast as we wait in honest anticipation of the wars of all wars, the war between the living and the dead….. As the season finale wraps up and comes to a close, would it mark an Apocalypse for all seven kingdoms, would the Dragon and the wolf muster enough will power to stop the army of the dead. This was a heart wrenching scenario, keeping viewers virtually stuck to the edges of their seats As we watched – blue-eyed Viserion blitzing the Wall with a zombie breath, and for the first time in ages there came crumbling the the Great wall of the nights watch, and entry all the whole army of whitewalkers into the north,
A surprising but well deserving turnaround for lord Baelish who was caught off guard with all his craftiness and had his life ended by the hands of Arya stark.
As the flashback envisioned by the so Non-Walking Expositional Device Bran Stark to the secret marriage between Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark makes at last clear, Jon Snow is not illegitimate. In fact, as current King of the North, Snow makes sweet love to Daenerys Targaryen, who is actually his aunt as well as the Queen to whom he has pledged to finally” bend the proverbial knee”. It is also clear that Jon, born with the name of Aegon Targaryen, is the true heir to the Iron Throne.
No wonder his initial encounter with the biggest of dragons he stood without an inch of fear or dread… GOT season 7 finale was simply an 80- minutes absolutely mindblowing, untimely and appropriately epic tale,