Game of Thrones season 7 episode 6: The biggest moments from 'Beyond The Wall'
From Jon being rescued by Uncle Benjen to Viserion being shot down by the Night King, here are all the high points from Game of Thrones season 7 episode 6
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Game of Thrones season 7 episode 6 — Beyond the Wall — was full of the thrills and big action sequences that fans love. Here, we see Jon preparing to do battle with white walkers. Image via HBO
Back in Winterfell, Sansa and Arya are having a tough time. Arya confronts Sansa about the note she wrote to Robb asking him to bend the knee to Joffrey. Image via HBO
Later, Sansa finds Arya's bag of 'faces' and there's a sinister showdown of sorts between the Stark sisters. Image via HBO
Jon tries to give Jorah Longclaw, but Jorah refuses, saying he brought shame to the Mormont name, and that his father (the former Lord Commander of the Night's Watch) intended for Jon to keep the sword. Image via HBO
The Fellowship of the King capture a bonafide wight, to transport back to King's Landing. Image via HBO
But not before a wight bear attacks the group, administering fatal wounds to Thoros the priest. Image via HBO
When the battle beyond the Wall goes badly, Gendry is tasked with running back to Eastwatch to have a raven sent to Dany. Tormund tells him he'll have an easier run without his heavy war hammer weighing him down. Image via HBO
Ser Beric Dondarrion is now on his last life, as Thoros is a casualty of the battle beyond the Wall. Nevertheless, he fights well, and reminds Jon — 'Death is the enemy. The only enemy. It always wins, but we must fight it.' Image via HBO
All hope seems lost — until Dany flies in with her dragons and wreaks some serious devastation. Image via HBO
Of course, it's too late for Thoros of Myr, who has by this time frozen to death. Image via HBO
The Night King decides the dragons have wreaked enough damage, takes his icy javelin, and hurls it at Viserion's breast, felling the poor beast. Image via HBO
Jon, unable to mount Drogon with the others, is left stranded beyond the Wall. Just when he's about to be attacked by wights, Uncle Benjen rides in and saves him. Image via HBO
The Hound loads the captured wight in a boat, ready to be taken to King's Landing. Image via HBO
Little do they know, however, that there's danger of a whole new sort that they'll have to grapple with very, very soon. Image via HBO