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wight

[wahyt] / waɪt /


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What would have been the most minor behaviors a week ago — the unprotected high-five, the leaned-in whisper, the detective getting in a suspect’s face — now seem as otherworldly as wights and flying dragons.

From New York Times

Come the spring, I’m off to either Brownsea Island or the Isle of wight and will report back.

From The Guardian

Poor Edd was stabbed in the gut and was briefly resurrected as a wight later on.

From New York Times

The country singer is a big fan of the show and made his debut as a wildling that gets turned into a wight at the big Battle of Winterfell.

From Fox News

Theon jumps back and forth between firing arrows and swinging a spear to defeat any wights that come toward Bran’s body.

From The Verge