r/HBOGameofThrones • u/-thirdatlas- • 6d ago
No Spoilers [NO SPOILERS] "The Rains of Castamere" is the only episode where the end credits play in total silence...
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u/pWaveShadowZone 6d ago
I once use to imagine an intro title sequence that plays in silence. I was prolly daydreaming about this around like season 6&7 days. I had this thought that there would be several episodes of warring between the walkers and the living. And that at some point it’d look bad the living, with the walkers having invaded and seized a LOT territory. At to make the final episode of this chilling to thought I’d be cool to have the POV flying mainly from south to north, with the game of thrones soundtrack playing per usual. Then when it gets far up enough on the map to show where the walkers have invaded the music fades away as the snow starts appearing and is replaced just with the quiet cold howling wind sounds and the map is visually covered in snow and it shows all the castles/territories they’ve taken, each one in ruins from the battle/aftermath/occupation. and if the walkers had done enough damage is this hypothetical time line where things went differently, you could have a title sequence for an episode that’s in complete silence the whole time
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u/5picy5ugar 6d ago
And the episode when jamie lannister looses his hand, the end credits play rock music