Did you spot the change to the Game of Thrones intro? These fans did and they're loving it
Oh man! What an episode. The Game of Thrones season 6 finale is already being hailed as the best episode ever (taking the title from last week's episode), but while most fans are talking about what happened, some are rejoicing over a subtle change in the show's title sequence.
Did you spot it?
For a while now, the flayed man - the sigil of House Bolton - has featured atop Winterfell in the show's iconic title sequence. Booooooo!
But the Bolton's defeat at the hands of Jon and Sansa means that Winterfell once again belongs to the Starks, and that's a change the showrunners choose to reflect in the finale's opening credits.
I have to admit, I missed it myself, but I'm so glad fans pointed it out as it's a really heart-warming way to finish season 6 before the long wait for season 7.
When you see stark's sigil at winterfell. pic.twitter.com/OVRWjZUpZIJune 27, 2016
happy to see the dire wolf sigil back to Winterfell huhuhuhuhu i cryy 😢😢😢 pic.twitter.com/LQtJwPOyoUJune 27, 2016
Not gonna lie, I did a little squeal when I saw the Stark sigil back in Winterfell during the intro tonight #GameOfThrones #GoTJune 27, 2016
When you see the Stark sigil back on Winterfell in the intro. #GameofThrones pic.twitter.com/79JtqhIpY9June 27, 2016
THE STARK SIGIL IN THE INTRO!!!!! I AM IN TEARS!!!! #GameofThronesJune 27, 2016
@BigWoodWSU When you see the Stark sigil on Winterfell tho.... pic.twitter.com/vOgeWrUbeuJune 27, 2016
@LBardugo How great was it to see the Stark Sigil over Winterfell in the opening credits? :D pic.twitter.com/xbzsuSxym9June 27, 2016
#GoTFinale Two seconds in, already crying about the Stark sigil at Winterfell in the opening credits.June 27, 2016
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