Game of Thrones: Twitter is raving about that fiery last scene from The Spoils of War

SPOILERS AHEAD

What’s the next best thing to an episode of Game of Thrones? People’s reaction on Twitter of course.

Fans are raving about the latest episode of HBO’s hit fantasy drama, The Spoils of War. From a long-pending reunion of the Stark family to a cathartic battle scene where Daenerys unleashed her fire-breathing dragon on the Lannister army, they loved it all.

Because the episode was leaked a few days ago and many had already seen it before the official screening, the reactions have really piled up.

The episode was scheduled to be aired on Monday morning. The leak originated from Star India that streams GoT via Hotstar. Star India has also acknowledged the “compromise.” The file, which is being circulated on the internet, confirms that the episode is the season’s shortest yet. It lasts 50 minutes. The video features a Star India watermark and “an internal viewing only” warning.

Most are psyched about the last battle scene:

That episode of @GameOfThrones was ?. Get it? Cause the dragon?

— Scott Harris (@SHRegime) August 7, 2017

Tonight on Game of Thrones pic.twitter.com/QrvA64606p

— "Sarah Schauer" (@SJSchauer) August 7, 2017

Game of Thrones, at its core, has always been a show about how much it sucks to be a horse

— Dan Sheehan (@ItsDanSheehan) August 7, 2017

game of thrones s07e04 pic.twitter.com/YgUMqNEppK

— Victor Berriel (@berriel) August 7, 2017

Game of Thrones S07E04 - The Spoils Of War (2017) pic.twitter.com/crou0NSl2V

— Alessandro (@alexombie) August 7, 2017

This scene tho #GOT7 @GameOfThrones #GameOfThones pic.twitter.com/N2l2mX78yi

— Queen Of Gods? (@QueenOfGods1) August 7, 2017

Tyrion: Dany, don't do it
Jon Snow: Dany, don't do it
Everyone else: Dany, please don't do it
Dany:#GameofThrones @GameOfThrones pic.twitter.com/S4vPgS4o8B

— Kristen Sehn (@kristenmsehn) August 7, 2017

Some are talking about Arya’s homecoming:

Arya after seeing Littlefinger #GameOfThrones pic.twitter.com/Yp26mDd6QB

— Conor Glasheen (@glash_1) August 7, 2017

Brienne: Who taught you how to fight?
Arya: No one.
Me:#GameOfThrones pic.twitter.com/J5J2O9tjRM

— brienne (@braimeoftarth) August 7, 2017

#GameOfThrones
Arya: I want to train with you
Brienne: are you sure...?
Arya: pic.twitter.com/FFhBeoQ0s1

— Joshua Yehl (@JoshuaYehl) August 7, 2017

brienne and arya sparring is everything i have ever wanted pic.twitter.com/IiypL2GvF6

— osha (@oshawildling) August 7, 2017

Some had opinions about Bran and his Three Eyed Raven persona:

All of Bran's friends are dead and can't carry him anymore so some Game of Thrones writer was like, "Fuck it, wheelchairs exist now."

— ItsTheReal (@itsthereal) August 7, 2017

Arya: we have a lot to catch up on. How's your life been

Sansa: trash, you?

Arya: same

[awkward silence]

Sansa: btw Bran is nuts now

— wikipedia brown (@eveewing) August 7, 2017

S: Bran look Arya's home
B: I'm not Bran
S: ...I'm mean Three Eyed Raven
B: Hello Arya
A: A girl has no name
S: Not you too #GameOfThrones

— Nicole Frost ❄️ (@Nicole_Frost16) August 7, 2017

"Arya. Bran's home too."

"..."

"He's a philosophy major now."

— Cassandra (@ChrisWarcraft) August 7, 2017

Some are just gloating about never having watched an episode, and getting thrashed by fans in the process:

I don't watch Game of Thrones but I enjoy the fact that our civilization still gets off on dragon content

— Pablo S. Torre (@PabloTorre) August 7, 2017

people who dont watch game of thrones are the vegans of television world. like we get it. you don't watch the show. we dont fuckin care bruh

— Colin 〽️owgli (@ColinDieden) August 7, 2017

"Game of Thrones"
Off. The. Hook. Tonight.*

*Just kidding. Never seen an episode.

— andy lassner (@andylassner) August 7, 2017

"I don't even watch Game of Thrones" is the new "I don't even own a TV"... or "I don't eat anything with gluten anymore."

— Nick Burch (@_NickBurch) August 7, 2017

I'm always confused when people brag about not watching Game of Thrones. Congrats on not enjoying this thing everybody else is, I guess.

— Ben Axelrod (@BenAxelrod) August 7, 2017

Read our review of The Spoils of War here.