The Interesting Details You Might Have Missed In 'Game Of Thrones' Season 8, Episode 3
It's a wonderful full circle moment that the dagger intended to kill Bran in Season 1 was used by his sister to save him in Season 8 – and in the same act, the dagger that started the War of the Five Kings ended the Great War.Circling back to the Night King, and it was a surprise to Daenerys when he survived her dragon fire – but we saw back in Season 7 that he was resistant to it. He walked straight through it.9.
Meanwhile, Jon's interactions with the Night King in this episode called back to his terrifying confrontation with him at Hardhome.The moment of Brienne and Jaime fighting together wasn't just visually cool, it also represented the two parts of Ice – Ned Stark's sword – coming together to defend his family and his home.It's hard to tell for sure, but it definitely looks like Sansa and Tyrion take refuge behind Ned Stark's crypt.
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