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Game Of Thrones: Biggest Season 7 Reveals– Season 7 SPOILERS ahead –Just when we think HBO can’t make Game of Thrones any better, it does. With every new season, not only do we experience more action- packed episodes, but we also watch the evolution of the greatest TV series to ever air. From enhanced cinematography to more in- depth character development, to increasingly intense storylines, the show never fails to keep fans on the edge of their seats.

One of the most mesmerizing aspects of the show is the number of mysteries that come with it. Along with the questions that every season finale cliffhanger brings, there are also expectations of new revelations with each season that follows. One of the ways the creators keep the fans in a constant state of suspense is by killing off some of the main characters – which they have proved they’re more than willing to do since the early days of the first season. Just when a character has a pivotal breakthrough or the writers turn one of the most hated characters into a lovable, fan favorite, we see them meet a grisly end.

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With season 7 being the penultimate season of Thrones, not only have we seen all the above, but the latest season saw the convergence of all the remaining storylines in the series, making it undoubtedly the most epic season thus far. With all that being said, here’s a collection of the biggest revelations from season 7 of Game of Thrones! The Domino Effect. A small glimmer of hope in an increasingly hopeless war against the dead came this season when Jon Snow and co. They came across a small group of the dead led by a single white walker. Seizing the opportunity to attack without too much resistance, Jon took on the walker and destroyed him, learning some vital information in the process. By killing the walker, all but one of the undead wights that followed him were destroyed as well.

Jon suggests to Jorah that this may have been a result of them all having been “turned” by that specific walker, leaving us all to question just how their magic works. If the domino effect theory proves true, they might be able to avoid the hundred thousand dead wights if they destroy the Night King, who “turned” them all. Bran has truly become the Three Eyed Raven. One interesting development we’ve seen over the course of season 7 is the complete transformation of Bran Stark into the Three Eyed Raven. We could tell right off the bat that there was a distinct difference from the Bran of earlier seasons. Watch Brothers` Day 4Shared there.

Every season of Game of Thrones has shocking new revelations that come with it. See which moments will have the biggest impact on the final season!

He’s much bolder this season, in the sense that he’s not afraid to “drop bombs” on people in order to get them to take his knowledge and power seriously. More often than not, this includes revealing information to whomever he’s talking to that only that person would know. We truly begin to understand the extent of his transformation when Meera Reed says her goodbyes to him and calls him out by name. Emotionless, he responds saying, “I’m not really. Not anymore. I remember what it was like to be Brandon Stark.”Whatever his role in The Great War, he’s ready to play his part.

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Just don’t expect a whole lot of emotion to accompany it. The bad guys now have an ice dragon. The most heart- wrenching moment of season 7 came in the second to last episode, “Beyond the Wall”, when the Night King killed Daenerys’ dragon Viserion with one perfectly placed ice spear.

Daenerys’ eleventh hour rescue effort was certainly a heroic one. However, before everyone could escape to safety, the Night King aimed his frozen javelin at Viserion and plunged it into the dragon.

The last scene of the episode solidified the encounter as a victory for the dead when the Night King reanimated the deceased dragon, and it rose again as his servant. This weapon of mass destruction was the last piece of the puzzle for the White Walkers. In the season finale, the Night King definitely put the ice dragon to use, but we’ll get to that in a bit. Several major houses bit the dust. As the series has slowly made its way to its conclusion, not only have we seen the deaths of multiple characters, but also the total annihilation of noble houses altogether. The very first scene of the season featured Arya Stark singlehandedly wiping out House Frey by wearing the face of Walder Frey and poisoning every notable member of his extended family. Then, as the war between Daenerys and Cersei began, we saw the defeat of both Lady Olenna Tyrell by Jaime Lannister, and the Sand Snakes of Dorne by Euron Greyjoy and his iron fleet.

Most recently, we witnessed Daenerys burn Lord Randyll Tarly and his heir, Dickon, when they refused to bend the knee. The destruction of all these houses leaves their castles and lands vacant for future families to overtake.

If anybody survives the Great War, of course. Stark children…assemble! There are a handful of character reunions within Game of Thrones that diehard fans have been waiting years to see, but few were more anticipated than the remaining Stark children coming together again. While Sansa and Arya had seen each other last near the end of season 1 in King’s Landing, neither of the girls had seen Bran since before his fall in the pilot. We were all surprised to see Bran arrive at Winterfell in episode 3, as the new Three- Eyed Raven hadn’t been glimpsed since the season premiere, when he had just arrived at Castle Black. The timing seemed too good to be true, as Arya returned home in the following episode, finally bringing the three true born Stark children together again at least.

The long- awaited reunion may have been underwhelming for some (all three have changed so much since the first season that it’s no surprise they barely recognize each other), but we still have Jon’s Winterfell return to look forward to! Greyscale be gone. Few were expecting to see Jorah Mormont locked away in the Citadel at the start of season 7. But once we had a good look at him, it became heartbreakingly clear why he was in isolation.

The last time we saw him was at Vaes Dothrak across the world, when Daenerys ordered him to go find a cure to his Greyscale. At that point, the affliction only covered a small area on his arm and was still easily concealable. By now, we could see that it had covered almost all of his upper torso and arms. After meeting with the Archmaester and Sam, Jorah understood that his life was coming to an end. Samwell Tarly, realizing who he is, decided to help. In a particular cringeworthy scene, we watched as Sam defied his superiors and underwent an experimental procedure on the son of his former superior, Lord Commander Jeor Mormont.

To our surprise, it worked, and he was completely healed. So um…what was the point of that again? Shocker: Dragonstone has a lot of dragonglass. A particularly huge discovery that came to light early on in season 7 was the abundance of dragonglass that was hidden beneath Dragonstone. Samwell Tarly was the first to find out about the resource while reading through his books during after hours in Oldtown. This came shortly after we hear Jon Snow tell the Northern lords how desperately they need to find the rare substance and use it to make weapons against the White Walkers.

Sam mentioned that he’d heard about this before, but had dismissed it because he “didn’t think it was important“. Finally realizing his mistake, he quickly wrote a scroll to the King In The North to alert him of this discovery. After Jon and Ser Davos travel to Dragonstone, they make their request to mine the stone known to Daenerys. She agreed to help them in their venture, and now they have useful weapons against the dead!

If only someone would wise up about Valyrian Steel…1. Nymeria is alive and well. Another entry dedicated to the long- awaited reunion category came during Arya Stark’s journey home, when she came across her direwolf, Nymeria.

The beast was last seen in season 1, when Nymeria bit Joffrey Baratheon. Anamika Season 2 Episode 1. In an effort to save her beloved pet from certain death, Arya took her into the woods and threw rocks at her until she ran away.