10 Things You Might Have Missed From ‘The Spoils Of War,’ S7E4 Of ‘Game Of Thrones’

Drogon turned up the heat in “The Spoils of War,” the fourth episode of Season 7 of Game of Thrones. But here are 10 little nuggets of fascinating knowledge tucked amid the cave hieroglyphics and barbecued Lannister soldiers that you might have missed.

Something Jon Snow actually knows about.

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Daenerys was shocked to find out Missandei and Grey Worm got it on without the use of male genitalia. Jon’s Free Folk lover Ygritte can attest to such a possibility—or could have if not for Ollie. Dammit, Ollie.

Symbols look familiar?

The same patterns the Children of the Forest drew inside the cave on Dragonstone have appeared on the show before: The White Walkers scattered victims’ bodies in one pattern in the season premiere, then they created the other pattern in horse carcasses at the Fist of the First Men in the third episode of Season 3; in a Bran flashback, we learned stones rest (or once rested) in a spiral pattern around the large weirwood tree where the Children of the Forest created the White Walkers.

Sound familiar?

Jon said the same thing to Mance Rayder when the leader of the Free Folk wouldn’t kneel to Stannis Baratheon. That got Mance burned at the stake and shot with an arrow. Good luck, JS.