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"The last of the Starks" was heartbreaking Game of thrones episode to say the least. Along with the fire of those who died during the previous episode, main characters left Winterfell to face Cersei and his army at King's Landing, one from among them being Jon Snow. Saying goodbye to Sam, Gilly, and what's left of Night Watch, he seems to have forgotten a beloved character: his werewolf, Ghost.
The fans quickly called him for his treatment of Ghost, who was particularly furious with Snow's decision to abandon him abruptly and leave Winterfell without saying goodbye to the werewolf. The fans of the series confessed their frustrations on social networks, reminding viewers and other observers that Ghost was the most faithful companion of the character, ranging from staying next to the dead body of Jon in season 6 to recently losing a ear to the Battle of Winterfell.
In the midst of fans' frustration with this scene, director David Nutter explained his decision to keep the two apart: it's an extremely difficult process. Real wolves are filmed and resized during these scenes and unfortunately can only act in certain ways. "Since werewolves are like computer-generated creations, we thought it best to keep them as simple as possible," Nutter said in a recent interview. He continued, "Keeping Ghost on the side, I thought it was going better. Then he goes alone, he turns to Ghost and at that moment with Ghost that I thought to be very, very powerful. "
Game of thrones airs every Sunday night exclusively on HBO.
In related news, watch this behind-the-scenes video of "The Last of the Starks".
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