Fans Just Realized That Theon's Shocking 'Game Of Thrones' Moment Was Majorly Foreshadowed

What a wild ride this final season has been. With episode two having... oh wait, hold on. This is your spoiler warning, people who are still on Season 2.

I'm talking to you mom, hurry up so we can dish about The Red Wedding! Anyways, Spoilers Ahead!

Ahh, Game Of Thrones.

What a wild ride this final season has been.

With episode two having Arya lose her virginity and episode three having Arya kill the Night King and... well, a lot of the coolest stuff happened with Arya.

And that would be Theon Greyjoy.

Yes, unfortunately, he was killed by the White Walkers.

#theongreyjoy #theonethatIlove #restinpeace #you'll #always #be #in #my #heart #riptheon.

At first, he was a ward to the Stark house, occasionally being made fun of for being a prisoner of the Northern family.

He pledges allegiance to Robb when Rob's dad kicks the bucket but betrays him later when his dad, Balon Greyjoy, starts invading the North.

And has his... well, you know what taken off. Or, at least, that's what's implied.

Ahh, Ramsay Bolton, you sure are a wacky little guy, aren't you?

He sneaks Sansa out of Winterfell and returns her to Jon, then he eventually dies in the Godswood.

Yes, a fitting end for a character that was kind of a lackey, but kind of loveable all the same.

You mean about being kind of loveable?

Oh no, you mean about dying in the Godswood.

Yeah, turns out, that part was foreshadowed... just like apparently everything else in this series Ahem Arya killing the Night King Ahem.

Check out this interaction between Theon and his good ol' buddy Robb, who my mom really hope survives past Season 5 (oof, sorry mom, just skip past the Red Wedding scene).

There's a battle in the Godswood where Bran is in danger, and Theon defends him... and dies in the process.

Oh, and uh, mom don't worry, he stands next to Robb the whole time.

Because of course, it was. I swear, Reddit is the primo place to find all sorts of foreshadowing and bits and bobs about shows that you would never have seen before. Unless, of course, you're a Redditor.

Everyone was talking about how much they wanted the character back, how things would be much more different if Robb was still around.

Jon is an awesome tactician, Robb is an awesome field commander, the two would be so awesome together.

Maybe so, maybe not. Game Of Thrones tends to be weird that way.

Which, I'm sure gets the Stark fans amongst my readers really riled up. I mean, as a Lannister guy, we've got all three children still alive and... well, I guess Cersei is still on the Iron Throne.

This Instagram post with a simple </3 is enough to make me tear up a little bit... I'm not crying you're crying... okay, go to the next segment, I need to dry my tears!

What did you think about Theon's send off?

Did you think it was a good end for his character? Or did you think it should've been wiener-related? Yeah, you're right, probably the latter.