(Spoilers start immediately.
Read at your own risk.)
Let’s be real,Game of Thronesseason 7 has been, at times, kind of disappointing.
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How come everyone can travel at warp speed all of a sudden?
Why was Arya andSansa’s long-awaited reunion so completely devoid of emotion?
But this season’s seeming endless callbacks have been the show’s saving grace.
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Here are seven of my favorites.
Back in season 5, Ellaria Sand poisoned Cersei’s daughter Myrcella.
Naturally, she used the same poison to kill Tyene that Ellaria used to murder Myrcella.
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Oh, and she made Ellaria watch while her daughter died.
All the while contemplating the choices youve made.
So if those words sounded familiar, it’s because you’d heard them before.
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This is something Dany says toJonduring their ongoing “bend the knee” conversation.
Mance ultimately refused to kneel, so Stannis, well, burned him to death.
Good thing Jon has chosen to kneel instead of facing some other fiery fate.
TBH, we’re all a bit fed up with Bran and his creepy Three-Eyed-Raven ways.
Chaos isnt a pit,Littlefinger saidin season 3.
Chaos is a ladder.
Many who give a shot to climb it fail and never get to have another go.
The fall breaks them.
And some are given a chance to climb, but they refuse.
They cling to the realm or the gods or love.
Only the ladder is real.
The climb is all there is.
Both times, the guards laugh at her and refuse to believe she is who she says she is.
Little do they know that she’s secretly an assassin now.
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So there’s the hair, obviously.
And now Jon has a bunch of scars that look a bit like Drogo’s.
Here’s hoping the writers work even more callbacks into Sunday’s finale.
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