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Episode 1:Winterfell Game of Thrones season 8

Game of Thrones is back! We’ve waited a long, long time for the premiere of season 8 – the final season of the show – and last night, it finally arrived. Like most of the premiere episodes in previous seasons, this one basically just existed to set the stage for what’s ahead. In the case of season 8, episode 1, “Winterfell,” that meant a lot of reunions and not a lot of action. Unfortunately for more action-minded fans, that means the various conflicts at the core of season 8 will need to wait another week.

Game of Thrones season 8, episode 1 analysis and recap: Winterfell

Daenerys, Jon, Tyrion, and their legion of supporting characters were the first people to arrive in Winterfell. We first see a somewhat awkward reunion between Bran and Jon. Jon comments on how much Bran has grown up and Bran weirds him out a little bit, as he is wont to do now that he’s picked up the mantle of Three-Eyed Raven.

Sansa and Daenerys seem to get off on the right foot, with Sansa telling Dany that Winterfell is hers, but it quickly becomes clear that there’s a tension between the two. In fact, the whole of Winterfell seems to hate that Jon Snow just rolled back into town with a Lannister and a Targaryen in tow. Even worse in their eyes is the fact that Jon gave up the title of King in the North – a title the minor houses of the North gave him – to ally with Daenerys for the impending war with the White Walkers.

In any case, we’re then treated to a reunion between Sansa and Tyrion in which the former tells the latter that he’s a fool to believe Cersei would actually march her army to Winterfell to help defend against the White Walkers. After that, it’s Arya’s turn to be reunited with Jon. Jon is a bit perturbed that Sansa doesn’t like Daenerys – who, keep in mind, is also Jon’s new lover – but Arya says her hesitance is out of a desire to protect their family.

Back in Winterfell, Jon and Dany then take a ride on her two remaining dragons and have a nice romantic moment in front of a scenic waterfall, which is just a bit uneasy for us since we know that Dany is actually Jon’s aunt. As those two fly off for some private time, the blacksmiths (including Gendry) in Winterfell are working the forges to make weapons out of dragonglass – one of the few things that the White Walkers are vulnerable to.