These people are still traumatised after that Game of Thrones 'Hold the Door' revelation

Did you see the latest Game of Thrones episode, Hold The Door? DID YOU? That's the question ripping through offices and schools and shops this morning, because season six episode five was a big'un.

DID YOU SEE IT? If not, you'd best look away now.

Here's a gif of happier days gone by to give you a chance to.

Now, on with the Hodor show.

We finally discovered the origins of Hodor's name – and repeated mutterings of it – and it was just too much for some to handle.

https://twitter.com/CdrBo/status/734867251871010816

HOLD THE DOOR. HOLD THE DOOR. HOLD THE DOOR
#GameofThrones #holdthedor #HodorHodorHodor

— Pere Vilà Soler (@ViLaAsoLeR) May 23, 2016

But those mind-blowing revelations couldn't dull the pain as the loyal Stark stable boy died at the hands of the Wights in the line of duty.

https://twitter.com/lunenya/status/734867009545109504

Some said it was the most horrid and heartbreaking death of the whole series...

https://twitter.com/MasonKohl/status/734867202868908032

Others found themselves instantly at the anger stage of their grief...

https://twitter.com/SCO_77/status/734867174284742656

Grief was a recurring theme, actually.

https://twitter.com/LoonySmith/status/734867124771033088

Along with sheer TRAUMA.

https://twitter.com/Amy_Tizzle/status/734867095322779649

Hodor's death was a symbolic one, the circumstances of which are set to have widespread repercussions among society as a whole. *raises philosopher's cap*

https://twitter.com/cuejessgo/status/734867254236450817

Holding doors will just never be the same again.