He's the only person in the history of Westeros to be a trueborn Targaryen and Stark, and heir to the Iron Throne. Jon Snow isn't just one of the few remaining characters alive with Stark blood in his veins. Read more: 'Game of Thrones' keeps adding fuel to a popular 'Evil Daenerys' fan theory, but her path forward is more complicated This episode was heavy on scenes revolving around the Stark versus Targaryen division, and with Daenerys positioned as a potential tragic hero (or villain, depending on your perspective), it's very interesting to have such a Stark-focused episode title for this installment of the final season.
Season 7, Episode 107 Game of Thrones: The Loot Train Attack. HBO has been keeping the new episode titles a secret, so if you were watching live on Sunday night you might not have realized the episode was called "The Last of the Starks," a line pulled right from the episode itself. The season 8 episode, Gone, which aired on January 1, 2009, garnered a domestic audience. "We'll rip her out root and stem." Watch the clip above and see how Westeros reels from the war against the dead.All the remaining Starks together in the godswood of Winterfell. "Now, we will win the last war." But it's not only war she and the rest of Winterfell are after: it's Cersei. "We have won the Great War," Daenerys tells a battalion of soldiers. While the brave fighters of Winterfell killed the Night King and his entire army, Cersei and Euron were honeymooning, but trouble is coming, and it's coming with two dragons. The preview for the the fourth episode begins with Cersei Lannister in King's Landing, and Euron Greyjoy bowing at her feet. Some great people die fighting the Night King's relentless army, but next Sunday, the survivors of Winterfell will deal with the living. The 82-minute episode is not only the longest episode of the series, but it brought us the biggest, bloodiest biggest battle sequence of the show to date. Although it may feel like every single episode leading up to episode three of season eight was preparing us for the Battle of Winterfell, we all now see that the wars in Westeros are just beginning. After eight years of the highly anticipated confrontation between the living and the Army of the Dead, we made it through, and it was insane. Well, Game of Thrones fans, let's take a deep breath.
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