What is the feather Sansa finds?

The next time we saw it, Sansa picked it up when she was visiting her aunt’s statue. The feather was part of the season-eight tease, which heavily referenced Jon Snow’s parentage. Jon is the trueborn son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna, making him heir to the Iron Throne.

What is the significance of the feather in Game of Thrones?

As Robert pays his tribute to Lyanna, he places a feather in her hand. The feather represents the open sky and the clouds Robert believes Lyanna should be buried under. As fans know now, it’s a symbol of how little he ever knew or understood Lyanna. She wanted to be buried in the crypts.

Why does Robert give lyanna a feather?

The significance of the feather, such as it is, turned out to just be an Easter egg for a later time, when Sansa picks it up in Season 5 Episode 4 (Sons of the Harpy). And again, in the Season 8 teaser in the Crypts of Winterfell, the feather is seen again, on the ground, and later with frost forming around it.

Why did Arya give Sansa the dagger in Game of Thrones?

Some fans thought that Arya gave the dagger to Sansa at the beginning of the episode. After the wights proved unstoppable, Arya told Sansa to go down to the crypts and to take the dagger to protect herself. We only see the hilt and can assume it’s the Valyrian steel dagger.

Why did Littlefinger give Bran the dagger to Arya?

Littlefinger, who took the dagger from Catelyn Stark, gave the dagger back to Bran. Bran, in turn, gave it to Arya — so that she could use it at this moment to save Bran. The weapon that was meant to kill Bran ended up saving his life. As the Three-Eyed Raven, Bran knew that this would come to pass.

What does Melisandre say to Arya Stark?

Melisandre tells Arya that the Stark girl has closed brown eyes, green eyes, and then pauses before saying, “blue eyes.” With that hint, Arya divines she is meant to kill the Night King and sprints away.