The fact they didn’t get any of the heroes with Valyrian steel swords to have duels with individual White Walkers (or indeed the Night King) is an absolute travesty

There are very few genuinely good people in Game of Thrones and Samwell Tarley is one of them.

Its crazy how jon has mormonts sword and jorah has tarlys sword

The look onm BOTH of their faces during this scene sells this; Jorah is honored beyond comprehension when Sam offers his Family Sword. Sam is honored to give it to him and they both understand the importance. Very emotional

This was the moment when Jorah felt that (no matter what), his father had somehow managed to find a way to show him that he had forgiven him.

Realistically speaking, being the last heir to the House of Mormont and a child. There is no way in hell Lyanna would ever be allowed to fight. She would of been dragged away by a battalion of guards and sent as far away to safety as possible because you just cant risk the bloodline ending with the death of the final heir who hasnt had a child of their own yet.

I love that Sam was humble enough to acknowledge that he could barely hold the sword up let alone fight effectively with it so Jorah should take it. I love that Jorah accepted the honor since it offered him the chance to see his dad's work through and guard the realms of men.

"To Guard the Realms Of Men." Shivers. Every fucking time.

Season 8 had its problems but it did have moments like this that meant a lot

Sometimes the bravest act someone can make is to yield a weapon to the person who is better suited to wield it, and ask to be protected by them.

As bad ass as lyanna’s death was

It's been said over and over again how awesome Lyanna was but here we see some of the absolute hardest men in the show all defer to her without a second of hesitation. It wasn't just due to her station either, those Mormont men genuinely respected her.

Loved this scene

Jorah was one of the few characters I genuinely got invested in throughout the entirety of the show. Jorah and Tyrion....those were where my mind just "clicked" with. Jorah for his absolute drive and determination to genuinely serve Danerys, and Tyrion for his intelligence and desire to see a good ruler finally be in place on the throne.

Jorah knows this is the end for him. Almost saddness in his eyes. And the way he looks at both longclaw and heartsbane is just hurt. Shame he had to die

The complete character arc or ser Jonah was amazing. Rip to a true knight

This scene always reminds of the book series Eragon. The series has swords of similar importance but when the main character is given an opportunity to wield one he realizes right away it's not his type of sword and declines it. I would think that on the eve of battle you want a blade you can wield properly, but then again it kills white walkers.

She's fkn terrifying 😂 - that pause and turn was absolutely boss

I LOVE this scene.

This whole scene is so underrated