Arya and Gendry aren’t the only ones making the most of their time. Samwell approaches Ser Jorah and gives him his family sword, Heartsbane, because Jorah’s dad was like a father to him. Oh, and he can barely pick it up on his own.
Later, as the troops prepare to depart, Daenerys finds Jon in the crypt looking at Lyanna Stark’s (aka his mom) tomb. Dany tells him she knows her brother Rhaegar raped Lyanna and that it was said to be out of character. But Jon tells her that wasn’t the case. Lyanna and Rhaegar loved each other and they had a son. That son is him and his real name is Aegon Targaryen.
Dany is shocked, but not just because they’re related. This also compromises her path to the Iron Throne, because technically Jon has a greater stake to it than she. But before they can figure out their pecking order, the war horns sound and the troops march forth. It’s time. We see the arrival of the Night King’s army and the screen fades to black.
Next week, the Battle of Winterfell kicks off. Who will make it? Who will perish? And who will be poised to take the Iron Throne? We can’t wait to find out when episode three drops next Sunday, April 28, at 9 p.m. PT/ET on HBO.