First of all, if you're not in the mood to have Game of Thrones spoiled for you by Sophie Turner's arm, please TURN BACK NOW. But if you are in the mood to have a tattoo potentially spoil the ending to your favorite show, Sophie's new ink is here for ya! Fans are dying to know who makes it out alive in Game of Thrones' final season—especially when it comes to the remaining members of the Stark family. But according to Sophie's arm, the pack gets out alive: This content is imported from Instagram. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. This tattoo is actually a reference to a quote by Sansa's father Ned Stark in Season One, who said, "the lone wolf dies but the pack survives"—and everyone in the comments section is flipping out about it being a potential spoiler. Getty Images Instagram​ Instagram​ This content is imported from {embed-name}. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. Mehera Bonner Contributor Mehera Bonner is a news writer who focuses on celebrities and royals. This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io<doc-sep>We know all men must die and everything, but surely at least some of them have to make it through the full eight seasons of Game of Thrones? Well, if Sophie Turner's new tattoo is anything to go by, maybe β just maybe β some will make it through unscathed. Earlier in the week, tattoo artist Lauren Winzer from Sydney, Australia, shared the following post on her Instagram page: Yep, that's Sophie Turner β aka Sansa Stark β she's tagged in that post. And that's a big old tattoo of the House Stark direwolf, paired with a section of a well known Game of Thrones quote: "When the snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies but the pack survives." The point is, it's only the last bit of that quote that's included in the tattoo β a fact some fans suspected may be a spoiler for the show's final season. Before we get ahead of ourselves, though, let's try and break all of this down... First, is this definitely Sophie Turner in the photo? We don't have photographic proof, but it appears so. Mashable reached out to tattoo artist Lauren Winzer, who posted the photo, and she confirmed over email that it is indeed Sophie Turner in the image. We also reached out to Sophie Turner's representatives, and will update this post if they respond. What we also know is that Sophie Turner and her fiancΓ© Joe Jonas were indeed in Sydney β where Winzer's studio is based β at the time she posted the photo. Here's a picture of them together in North Bondi, Syndney, which was posted on Instagram four days ago: It's also worth noting that Winzer shared another Instagram post of several tattoos she'd also apparently given Joe Jonas β so it looks like the two of them may have visited her studio to get their tattoos done together. So is it really a Season 8 spoiler? Maybe, maybe not. On the one hand it's possible that the wording of Turner's tattoo suggests the remaining Starks β or at least some of them β will survive until the end of the show. On the other hand, though, it might mean nothing at all. Turner might simply have got the tattoo to mark the ending of her time on the show. She might have picked that quote because she likes it, or to indicate that she'll keep seeing her Game of Thrones stars even after the show finishes. It could mean a whole bunch of different things. Still... maybe β just maybe β it's an early hint that things might turn out okay for the Starks after all. They certainly deserve a break.<doc-sep>Sophie Turner has a new Game of Thrones tattoo that may just reveal Sansa Stark’s fate in the eighth and final season of the HBO drama. Tattoo artist Lauren Winzer of Hunter and Fox Tattoo Studio shared the first photo of Turner’s ink on Saturday, debuting the 22-year-old actor’s new House Stark direwolf sigil above the words, “The pack survives.” The design seems to be a direct reference to the quote, “When the snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies but the pack survives,” a maxim that Ned Stark shared with his children. However, it may also have a more explicit meaning in regard to Sansa’s chances for survival. After Turner and co-star Maisie Williams got matching Thrones tattoos last year, Turner revealed that the onscreen sisters were hoping to double down on their brands. “We got them together just the other day,” she told E! on the 2017 Emmys red carpet. “With Thrones, we were like, if we make it all the way through, hopefully we could all get a matching wolf but we don’t know if we’re going to make it, so Maisie and I were like, ‘Let’s get this before anyone kills us. '” Interesting, very interesting indeed. Sign up for our Entertainment Newsletter. Subscribe to More to the Story to get the context you need for the pop culture you love. Please enter a valid email address. * The request timed out and you did not successfully sign up. Please attempt to sign up again. Sign Up Now An unexpected error has occurred with your sign up. Please try again later. Check the box if you do not wish to receive promotional offers via email from TIME. You can unsubscribe at any time. By signing up you are agreeing to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy . This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Thank you! For your security, we've sent a confirmation email to the address you entered. Click the link to confirm your subscription and begin receiving our newsletters. If you don't get the confirmation within 10 minutes, please check your spam folder. Write to Megan McCluskey at megan.mccluskey@time.com.<doc-sep>She plays the role of Sansa Stark in HBO's beloved fantasy drama Game Of Thrones. And Sophie Turner has showcased her devotion for the daredevil character with a new arm tattoo earlier this week, which features an intricate drawing of a dire wolf and the words 'the pack survives'. The 22-year-old actress' fresh inking - which was posted to tattoo artist Lauren Winzer's Instagram account - has left fans convinced that the star is hinting at what is to come in the eighth and final series of the show. Dedicated: Sophie Turner has showcased her devotion for the daredevil character with a new arm tattoo earlier this week, which features an intricate drawing of a dire wolf and the words 'the pack survives' Paying homage to Sansa's late father Ned Stark, the memorable phrase 'the lone wolf dies but the pack survives' was coined by the head of House Stark in the first series. The Barely Lethal star's detailed tattoo caused speculation amongst keen viewers, who believed the piece represented her family's longevity as well as their successful fate for the new series - set to premiere in 2019. Clearly in shock, fans flocked to the image, with one penning: 'omg is this a spoiler? ', while another wrote: 'That's a spoiler I think, it's mean all the rest of the Starks will survive.' On the edge of their seats: The 22-year-old actress' fresh inking has left fans convinced that the star is hinting at what is to come in the eighth and final series of the show However, other viewers weren't as convinced, as a fan noted the inking was merely a reference to the previous series: 'Just bec a tattoo said “ the pack survives” doesn’t mean it’s a spoiler and the starks survived. The phrase came from her monologue back in S7 ! Why aren’t people thinking about that? (sic)' In agreeance, another completely dismissed the claims: 'Spoiler, I think not. Wishfull thinking.' On season seven's finale, viewers were left on knife's edge after the Night King finally made his move to wipe out the people of Westeros and Jon Snow's parentage was finally confirmed. Meanwhile, Sophie has happily settled into life in Bondi with her fiancé Joe Jonas, 28, where they are renting a house while Joe films The Voice Australia. Mixed reaction: The Barely Lethal star's detailed tattoo caused speculation amongst keen viewers, with some believing believed the piece represented her family's longevity Paying homage: The memorable phrase was coined by the head of House Stark in the first series (pictured far left with Maisie Williams, right and Isaac Hempstead, centre) They have been inseparable as a couple since they announced their engagement in October last year. Despite keeping their wedding plans under wraps, it has previously been reported they won't tie the knot until Sophie finishing filming Game Of Thrones season eight. Joe told TV WEEK magazine that he and Sophie are yet to plan their wedding, although it is a priority. He added: 'We knew it would get out if she was walking around with the ring on her finger so we tried to be timely about it, but the emotions took over.'<doc-sep>
Game of Thrones actress Sophie Turner just revealed a not-so-subtle clue regarding the potential fate of Sansa Stark in the form of a brand-new tattoo. Technically, it was Sydney-based ink artist Lauren Winzer who dropped the partial spoiler of the HBO fantasy epic's final season when she posted a pic of her work to Instagram. Drum roll, please... ADVERTISEMENT Thanks for watching! Visit Website The design consists of the House Stark direwolf seal above the words, "The pack survives." As Time and countless GoT disciples have noted, the line is a reference to the quote, “When the snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies but the pack survives," a proverb her fictional father, Eddard "Ned" Stark," shared with his children in the first installment of George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series of seminal novels. ADVERTISEMENT Thanks for watching! Visit Website ADVERTISEMENT Thanks for watching! Visit Website HBO It's not the only tat Turner has that's inspired by the show. She and on-screen sister Maisie Williams have "07.08.09" marked on their arms to commemorate the date they were cast. “We got them together just the other day,” she told E! on the 2017 Emmys red carpet. “With Thrones, we were like, if we make it all the way through, hopefully we could all get a matching wolf but we don’t know if we’re going to make it, so Maisie and I were like, ‘Let’s get this before anyone kills us. '” It seems that Sansa's chances of survival are better than 50-50.