Game of Thrones season 8 episode 3: Twitter is obsessed with Battle of Winterfell, Arya Stark and Lyanna Mormont

Disclaimer : The following article contains spoilers from Game of Thrones season 8 episode 3 See our full coverage on Game of Thrones season 8  here . It is an understatement to say that the third episode of Game of Thrones season 8 was highly anticipated.  Here is how Twitter reacted to various key aspects of the episode. How ‘dark’ is this battle! When Battle of Winterfell arrived, viewers complained about how dark the biggest battle in the history of TV was. No, not dark in the sense that it was grotesque, scary or ominous. It was literally dark. As soon as the episode started simulcasting, fans complained on Twitter that they were unable to discern what was happening on screen or which of their favourite character was being killed off.

Me trying to see if someone I should care about has died or is hurt in the battle, with all this darkness #GameofThrones pic.twitter.com/QgXxvjFSLa

— Melinda (@shanewasright) April 29, 2019

Me watching the ENTIRE Dothraki army ride out into the darkness to fight...#GameOfThrones pic.twitter.com/vUHxP7Y075

— Knine🏁🦌 N 6 🏆 (🦌 🧀 ) (@Kninemusic) April 29, 2019

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So all those millions of dollars in production value must have went to the dragon scenes because damn are the battle scenes dark as hell on #GameOfThrones

— Matthew Jackson (@mjack704) April 29, 2019

What I'm seeing on tonight's episode of#GameofThrones #battleofwinterfell pic.twitter.com/GR2A20NbNN

— J (@imJSuthar) April 29, 2019

Arya Stark takes down the Night King The last few minutes probably made up for the over one-hour-long exercise of rummaging through darkness. In what could be counted as one of the most satisfying scenes in the history of the show, Arya Stark took down the Night King as she plunged a hole in his ice-cold heart. Twitter is now obsessed with the feisty Stark telling death, ‘Not today’, in the grandest possible way.

Night King: Issa wrap

Arya: pic.twitter.com/ZP4HdIvyn2

— Astead (@AsteadWH) April 29, 2019

Night King reaches for sword*

Arya:#GameofThrones #BattleofWinterfell pic.twitter.com/beQvoNQa0U

— Luke Clark-Hampleman (@LHampleman) April 29, 2019

Bran Stark’s cold stare at the Night King His stare may have been a subject of internet meme in the past, but Bran Stark’s blue steel gaze was a winner in the Battle of Winterfell.

#BranStark bringing his best "Blue Steel" look to Season 8 #BlueSteelBran pic.twitter.com/F9TgYUn30X

— The Pop 🗯 (@ThePop_Network) April 15, 2019

Bran when the Night king started approaching him, KNOWING that Arya coming in clutch #GameofThrones pic.twitter.com/2xbuzY0yjV

— The black wednesday adams (@Harlowrae) April 29, 2019

#BranStark knew it already 😂😂#GoT pic.twitter.com/EEO2I9gcT2

— ⚡ (@soverign_vxyz) April 29, 2019

Everyone else: *killing, dying, doing things*

Bran Stark: pic.twitter.com/upUuxtXLOS

— Aaron West (@oeste) April 29, 2019

Ned Stark. Bran Stark. Sansa Stark. Tony Starks. John Starks. Don’t matter, Arya in 4. pic.twitter.com/XUgDBpm8IF

— Chris Williams (@slimceeVA) April 29, 2019

Lyanna Mormont’s tragic death This episode, while saw its saviours rise, was also replete with the inevitable deaths of fan-favourite characters. One such tragic death was of Lyanna Mormont, and Twitter is overwhelmed at the loss of their favourite Mormont.

Lyanna taking down the giant wight. David got nothing on you, baby girl! #GameofThrones #ThronesYall pic.twitter.com/LwjQgnxWqu

— Black Girl Nerds (@BlackGirlNerds) April 29, 2019

LYANNA HARDER THAN A LOT OF YOU KNIGHTS OKAYYY! *pours out liquor*

— Taryn Finley (@_TARYNitUP) April 29, 2019