The second episode of season 8 saw the return of the good boy, the good boy being the best thing that has ever happened to Jon Snow AKA his direwolf Ghost. We last saw the direwolf in season 6 during Jon Snow’s resurrection scene. This was when he curled up, patiently waiting for Jon to stop being dead. ‘Twas a scene where a lot of boxes of tissue were passed around.

So there was rightfully a fair amount of anticipation building up to the moment when Jon and Ghost would reunite. Calling that scene in episode two a reunion would be a bit of a stretch. Fans are understandably pissed because they feel they’ve been done dirty. Which they have. I mean, look at this.

i didn't even notice Ghost tbh. i was waiting for him to appear since season 7 and i didn't even notice the damn wolf. they didn't even have the decency to give him a proper scene. if he gets killed on episode 3 to "save budget" istg 🔪🔪🔪 #GameofThrones pic.twitter.com/uThQvcQA9f

— is TWoW out yet? (@seleneaylward) April 22, 2019

There was no build up to this scene, NOTHING. He’s just there, like an afterthought. While this scene sorely disappointed, fan reactions didn’t.

The internet collectively screaming when #Ghost made it into the background of a scene#GameofThrones #ThronesYall pic.twitter.com/0OtJoq3u58

— #ThronesYall (@ThronesYall) April 22, 2019

Can’t get over his .2 seconds reappearance when his been missing for like 3 years #Ghost #gameofthrones #HouseStark 🐕 pic.twitter.com/ElLNxB5dZG

— Zélica Sierra (@ZelicaS) April 22, 2019

When my boy #ghost finally made an appearance in today's #GameofThrones episode pic.twitter.com/1WxG24YV7E

— Athila Morales (@athila_morales) April 22, 2019

RARE GHOST SIGHTING ON THE CASTLE WALL!!!

Weird how nobody acknowledged him. Almost like they threw him in in post production to shut all of us up lol #GameofThrones

— j. (@jdotxx) April 22, 2019

Can we all be mad about the lack of screentime and importance given to #Ghost. That shit needed to be hyped!!! Our main man deserves better!!! #ForTheThrone #GameOfThrones #GameofThroness8 #ghostisback #JonSnow #SamwellTarly pic.twitter.com/s0HJOPLR5K

— Merlyn M. (@OrderOfMerlyn) April 22, 2019

so we got a five minute sequence of how to train your dragon but not even a whole scene of just jon and ghost? they really did us dirty like that #GameOfThrones pic.twitter.com/8j4Ytd7kun

— D e s i r e e🎀 (@DelusionalDez) April 22, 2019

how you gonna just casually insert ghost into the corner of a scene like that? #GameofThrones

— Stefanie (@stefanie1027) April 22, 2019

We FINALLY see Ghost after 2 seasons and he's just standing in the background like a statue THE DISRESPECT 😤😤 #GameOfThrones #GameofThronesSeason8 pic.twitter.com/ZH49wI91hl

— ℝίτα❄||GoT Spoilers (@JonxDanyy) April 22, 2019

The direwolf was supposed to have some screen time back in season 7 but he finally didn’t make the cut. Turns out, CGI direwolfs are quite expensive, and with dragons hogging the limelight and the budget, there just wasn’t room for more.

So how annoyed were you with this scene in episode two? Don’t hold back, let us know how you really feel in the comments down below!

Daenerys Targaryen has been seen throughout the show to be someone who can be ruthless, as well as soft towards the ones that she loves. In the latest episode, “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” we kind of got to see both sides of her. Before you proceed, SPOILER ALERT! Consider yourself warned!

Since the beginning of this season, we have seen an uneasy air of tension between Daenerys Targaryen and Sansa Stark. In episode 2, we see Jorah Mormont speak some sense into a hot-headed Daenerys, who wouldn’t listen to her usual voice of reason, Tyrion Lannister. With Jorah’s suggestion, Daenerys extends an olive branch to Sansa.

We see her tell Sansa about why they’re similar, being women that have overcome a lot of difficulties and the oppression of men. Sansa quips by saying she thinks Daenerys has manipulated Jon, to which Daenerys says she’s in the North fighting Jon’s war.

The pair seem to be getting along quite well until Sansa asks Daenerys if she’ll let the North be free, and Daenerys doesn’t seem to take well to that idea. That conversation isn’t finished, however, so looks like we might get to see it in the aftermath of the battle that’s coming to Winterfell.

What did you guys think? Talk to us in the comments, down below!

Game of Thrones Season 8 episode 2 dropped today, and we got a lot more than expected, yet again. While the focus of this episode rotated between characters frequently, Arya Stark seemed to be getting a lot more done in this episode than most other characters. Before we proceed: SPOILER ALERT! Consider yourself warned.

Now, Arya has been in a lot of bad places throughout the course of the show, but Gendry doesn’t know this. We see Arya staring at a sweaty and hardworking Gendry as he forges weapons. The pair have a chat and Gendry tries telling Arya she should hide away rather than fight the dead. Arya, being herself, shows off her aim, proving a point.

Gendry is later seen bringing Arya the weapon she asked him to make and we see Arya showing off her archery skills as Gendry arrives. During their discussion, Gendry reveals his true parentage to Arya, and she proceeds to ask Gendry how many women he has been with and Arya and Gendry then end up having sex. The relationship between the two has been long anticipated, and the fans might have gotten more than they could imagine with this scene.

However, this was not all. We saw Arya’s aim being teased quite a lot in this episode, and then we see the weapon that Gendry gives her. Most of you might have realized this by now — this weapon looks similar to the Night King‘s spear. If you think about it, it’s quite the opposite of that, since Dragonglass kills White Walkers. It looks as if there’s a high chance that Arya throws the spear at Viserion, and kills it off, for good.

What did you guys think about Arya Stark in this episode? Talk to us in the comments, down below!