Snow falls over King’s Landing – Jaime heads North – Game of Thrones Season 7

How can someone not love Game of Trannies? This is pure magic!

Everything here is done perfectly.
The cinematography.
The soundtrack.
Sets the mood perfectly.

I hated this season but this scene was spectacular. I had a feeling it might happen but seeing it was beautiful.

Think back to the first couple of seasons, where King's Landing was (for all its machinations and death) a city in the sunlight – bright, colourful and vibrant.

But now the clouds are drawing in, and the snow is falling.

It really seems like the beginning of the end.

That's why I love this show, they can express so much by such a simple scenes.

That music is hauntingly beautiful

When the music began playing it hit me for real that the show is coming to an end. Such a beautiful sequence

Bronn is gonna be like wtf, so now I'm the only one on Cersie's side, htf did that happen?!

It has been quite the journey with this show. My Dad was a fan, and I lost him along the way. Then I lost my older brother. Now we stand at the end. This scene is probably the most poignant one of all for me.

The Music is "Winter is here" by Ramin Djawadi
You're welcome 🙂

Someone make a wallpaper of that last scene!

Seeing these eerie and somber shots of the city, my mind just starts racing back to so many little moments throughout the show, so many scenes in King's Landing where the atmosphere was once so rife with activity and character drama and tense and funny conversations. So many things that seemed important at the time. From Ned arriving in the summer weather, to the verbal sparring matches between the power players, to Ned's execution, to the peasant riot against Joffrey, to the Battle of Blackwater, Margery mingling with the commoners in flea bottom, Tyrion's trial, the Faith Militant, the weddings and the feasts and jousts. All of it.

Now, they all feel like distant memories in this sequence, as if none of it mattered and nothing will ever again be as it was. Each shot is so empty and desolate, gloomy, almost lonely. Everything is fractured. Both the beloved and despised players that once populated this place and breathed so much energy into it are now scattered or dead, the politics and power struggles are no more, even the civilians seem fewer and resigned to the way of things. And now with Jamie gone too, everything feels cold and distant, fittingly enough with Cersei on the throne. She's the only one left still clinging to the damn chair and what it once represented. And yet winter is truly here, whether she likes it or not.

The Starks were right…….Winter has come…

That poor guy spent so long painting that floor map of Westeros only for it to get covered in snow now winter is here…

The slow mo intro though. I'm getting goosebumps.

this soundtrack feels like Westeros waiting for night king and future disaster

Ned was right… now winter is here.

What's the name of this song? I can totally just keep it on replay and zone out and lose myself in peace

I know it's the theme just slowed down with various changes but does it have a title?

Of all of Game of Thrones, this was by far one of my favorite scenes, thanks to the epic variation of the main theme!

Beautiful scene riddled with nostalgia

Tremendous

This was the Best scene of this season and it had many…..The background score was beautiful. Thank you so much for uploading this, so I was not the only person this thing hit a cord with. Beautiful.

This great scene reminds me of moomins, and snufkin leaving valley, while snow start covering everything slowly…

I imagine children in King's Landing being so happy that there's snow. Yet they don't know that death itself is coming for them.

When Jaime meets Bran again in WInterfell.  Jaime, "Do you remember what you saw before you fell?"  Bran. "I saw you and your sister. It was beautiful."

I just wonder does jaime have control over all lannister forces besides kings landing or not?

that shot in the floor map is the best………

Is he riding through Harrenhall?

Moving. I love the subtlety of it. No big crash or oh shit moments, the weather simply changed for everyone not in the know-how. I am shook.

where's a full version of the song please?!!

Since I saw this scene I loved it, and despite being very short, it's absolutely epic.

I'm so damn proud of Jamie, I knew from the beginning he struggled to always do what felt right to him and stay true to his word but now that he's stood up to Cersei and finally said no he will not betray anyone again makes me so happy that his redemption arc wasn't for nothing he merely got lost in the tracks of his sister manipulating him but now he's finally learned to take control of himself and make his decisions

00:21 I would name this piece of music: The End is coming

The winter came to King's Landing and it's only Cersei who lives there now. I remember how there used to be so many people there: Robert, Cersei, Ned, Tyrion, Tywin, Joffrey, Tommen, Myrcella, Jaime, even this Lancel and for some time Renly, later Margaery and Loras, Olenna and Shae more and more people and now they're mostly dead and it's only Cersei left. It's so sad that everyone is gone and the darkness of winter shows us that this is almost the end.

Kingslanding actually looks like a cozy place from that last shot.

This scene is so haunting.
I absolutely love it.

The scene where the snow is falling inside the red keep tells you that cersei is soo alone no one is by her side

Jaime riding alone on Kings Road going to fight in the Great War, keeping his pledge for once after saying fuck you to Cersei..this gave me shivers.
And when the snow starts falling you just know the subtleties and implications of it.Winter has come and the night with it.Beautiful scene, very book-like and well translated to screen.

This has just begun ……

Winter is finally here.

I believe that the song is a piano, slower version of The Rain of Castamere. By Game of Thrones logic, anytime that song plays, someone always dies. The Red Wedding, Tywin, and Joffrey. This last scene of King's Landing shows almost every, but not all, locations of the capital. Perhaps it's foreboding the destruction of the Ice Dragon from Bran's vision and the vision that Daenerys saw where the iron throne was covered with snow. For Cercil and everyone in Kings Landing, this might be the last winter they'll ever see. Looking forward to 2019. #WinterisHere

Snow falling on dragon skulls was a glorious scene .

Chills.

This scene didn't need any words for the amount of emotion that was put into it. All it need it was the theme, a character making a right decision about what was truly right to do.

Winter just doesn't have the same ominous feel like it did back in Season 1 when we were told winter is coming. Now that it's here, the capital falls asleep as snow falls it's quite beautiful and this feel of melancholy as the story is nearing the end. Also symbolic for Jamie in my opinion who's had the most character development since Season 1 he knows the real war is up North.

I want to see rotting Dornish cunts!!

Best soundtrack ever…