Weekly Roundup: Ten 3D Printable Things Hodor Hodor Hodor
If you haven’t seen Episode 6 of the 6th season of Game of Thrones stop reading.
If you have seen Episode 6 of the 6th season of Game of Thrones stop reading unless you want to start crying.
If you aren’t crying after reading this then you have no soul.
Since creator George RR Martin wrote the first novel in his expansive A Song of Ice and Fire series, A Game of Thrones, he included countless mysteries and unanswered questions, many of which confound fans of the novels to this day. While he had never given any sort of explanation for Hodor, the huge, hulking caretaker of Bran Stark and his inability to say anything other than “Hodor,” most of his fans rarely put any real thought into it. While Martin never treated Hodor as a joke, many readers, and later fans of the HBO series, did. As HBO kicked off the sixth season of their epic TV series based on Martin’s books, it was the first season to not be directly drawing from material written in the novels.
One bit of information that Martin did give to the producers was the meaning of “Hodor,” and thanks to Bran wandering around time with the Three-Eyed Crow, viewers were able to witness the true, tragic origin of Hodor, and learn exactly what Hodor means. Not only was Hodor actually saying “hold the door” this whole time, but the entire reason he was only capable of saying that one word was because of Bran. The tragedy, and incredible heroism, of Hodor’s life hit hard, as did his death, and Hodor did what he always said that he would do, he held the door. Many fans reacted with shock and sadness, while others… make jokes. Okay, they were funny jokes, but it’s still sad people!
Here is my tribute to the life and tragic death of Hodor, and Ten 3D Printable Hodor Door Stops:
HODOR
Found on: Thingiverse
Cost: Free
Hodor.
HODOR
Hold the Door – Hodor by Magno
Found on: Thingiverse
Cost: Free
Hodor.
HODEDOR?
HODEDOR Door Stop Game of Thrones by gotbluemilk
Found on: Thingiverse
Cost: Free
Hodedor? Hodor!
HODOR
HODOR by Wifsimster
Found on: Thingiverse
Cost: Free
Hodor Hodor.
HODOR
HODOR DOOR STOP – GAME OF THRONES by Hugo-archicad
Found on: Thingiverse
Cost: Free
H-Hodor…
HODOR
Hodor Hand Doorstop by Strooder
Found on: Thingiverse
Cost: Free
Hodor!
HODOR
HODOR Hold the Door by WaveSkyLord
Found on: Thingiverse
Cost: Free
Hodor!?!
HODOR
Found on: Thingiverse
Cost: Free
HODOR!
HODOR
Hodor Door Hold – Tasteless by Henrid84
Found on: Thingiverse
Cost: Free
Remix: Magno’s design, above
Hol-Hodor!
HODOR
Found on: Thingiverse
Cost: Free
HOLDADOOR!
HOLD THE DOOR!
H-hodor?
Hodor.
Hodor.
Hodor!
HODOR!
HOOODOOOORRRR!
I’m very sorry about this. Go ahead and tell me how awful I am via email, or Tweet me mean things @SJGrunewald, just no death threats please. And here’s to you, Hodor.
[Editor’s note: Scott is a bad bad man. We know. Please accept our apologies.]
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