There's A Crazy-Weird Visual Clue At The End Of The "GoT" Finale
These White Walkers really aren't messing around. (WARNING: Spoilers ahead!)
So, something pretty major happened in the last scene of the Game of Thrones Season 7 finale. And if you don't want to be spoiled, then don't read any further. Spoilers ahead!
Back to that major thing that went down: Remember when the undead version of Viserion (Dany's dragon that died and turned into a member of the Night King's army) destroyed the wall separating the White Walkers from the rest of Westeros?
Westeros: The wall has been there for 8,000 years. It should keep out the white walkers Night King: Hold my Beer… https://t.co/eDokztbNF1
It was a pretty chaotic scene.
And as the undead started to head into Westeros, it looks like they marched in a pretty specific shape.
Is that image familiar to anyone?
Look a little closer.
It appears that the White Walkers may have formed a Stark sigil, a direwolf, at the end of the scene.
Fans are shook.
The dead appear to form the Stark sigil at the end of 'The Dragon and the Wolf' #GameofThrones
@CitadelSecrets Do these trooping Others/White Walkers look like they're making the Stark sigil S7E7 01:15:03 🤔
And some people are even going so far as to say it's a sign that young Brandon "Don't Call Me Brandon Stark, Call Me The Three-Eyed Raven" Stark is actually the Night King.
BRANDON STARK IS THE NIGHT KING! Proof: The Stark Sigil. #GameofThronesS7Finale #GameOfThrones #GoT
When someone points out the white walkers crossed the wall in the shape of the Stark Sigil 😳💥🐺#BranIsNightKing… https://t.co/JlFGh8FkjW
I guess winter really is here.
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So, what do you think: Does it look like the White Walkers formed the shape of the Stark sigil?
Hell yeah! What else could it be?!Nice try, but that's a bit of a stretch.It's definitely possible, but there's no real reason to believe it.
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vote votesHell yeah! What else could it be?!
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vote votesNice try, but that's a bit of a stretch.
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vote votesIt's definitely possible, but there's no real reason to believe it.
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