10 Things You May Have Missed From Last Night’s ‘Game of Thrones’

Yes, the two biggest characters in Game of Thrones agreed to finally meet for the first time in over six seasons. And yes, Euron’s utter destruction of Yara’s fleet was badass.

But here are 10 nuggets you might have missed from the second episode of Season 7, “Stormborn.”

This isn’t the first time a Lord of Winterfell has strangled Littlefinger.

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The third episode of Season 1, “Lord Snow,” sees Ned Stark choke Petyr Baelish in King’s Landing.

Sam might have an idea for a book title.

When Archmaester Ebrose tells Sam he’s “not writing ‘A Chronicling of the Wars Following the Death of King Robert’ for nothing,” Sam admits he’s not a fan of the title.

Instead, the Night’s Watchman suggests he go with something “a bit more poetic.” Could Sam’s account of the events be titled “A Song of Ice and Fire,” as George R.R. Martin’s is?

That scene contained another callback.

Archmaester Ebrose tells Sam that Archmaester Ch’Vyalthan is “a dreadful writer.” Back in the eighth episode of Season 2, Varys said of Ch’Vyalthan’s “The Great Sieges of Westeros”: “Thrilling subject, shame Archmaester Ch’Vyalthan wasn’t a better writer.”