This Leaked Picture From The Game Of Thrones Set Contains Huge Spoilers
These major characters are meeting at last
By Sammy Nickalls
If you clicked on this, you should know there are spoilers involved, but still: SPOILERS.
Game of Thrones fans have been waiting for a particular meeting long before winter threatened its ugly head: Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen. According to an (admittedly blurry) photo from the set of Season 7, it looks like this is actually, finally going to happen.
The spoiler shot was pretty much confirmed by Emilia Clarke in a recent Instagram post. "Please note: THIS CONTAINS SPOILERS," she wrote in the caption. "And show runners...And Jon Snow's mum."
Of course, during the Season 6 finale, we saw Daenerys and all of her ships journey across the Narrow Sea to Westeros, where Jon Snow (also a Targaryen, in case you forgot) lives & so really, this shouldn't be all too shocking. But considering how George R. R. Martin and the Game of Thrones team likes to kill off our faves, there were never any guarantees. Hopefully, we'll get to see these two work together against the White Walkers. Or, ya know, die. Who even knows anymore.
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