HBOWinter is coming a little later this year (Game of Thrones doesn't premiere until for three more months, you guys!), but the show's official Twitter account is here to help you make it through until April 24.
If you tweet your allegiance—House Stark, House Lannister or House Targaryen—to @GameofThrones, they'll tweet you back with a short teaser clip with a teensy bit more on season six. (Literally—the videos are less than 30 seconds each.) "Send a raven. Tweet at @GameofThrones using #HouseStark, #HouseLannister, or #HouseTargaryen for more on Season 6," decreed the official account.
@eonlineTV "Winterfell is mine." #GoTSeason6 #GameofThrones
https://t.co/MatHGpeAuk
? Game Of Thrones (@GameOfThrones) January 22, 2016The Stark clip features Ramsay ominously uttering, "Winterfell is mine. Come and see."
@eonlineTV ?Together we can overthrow an empire.? #GoTSeason6 #GameofThrones
https://t.co/DLJ61pYW00
? Game Of Thrones (@GameOfThrones) January 22, 2016Are you a Lannister? "Every one of us is poor and powerless. And yet together, we can overthrow an empire," says the High Sparrow.
@eonlineTV ?Queen of nothing.? #GoTSeason6 #GameofThrones
https://t.co/TgY4G9GcvR
? Game Of Thrones (@GameOfThrones) January 22, 2016The Targaryen clip requires a little Dothraki-to-English translation: "You are nobody. The millionth of your name. Queen of Nothing."
The short videos are not much, but hopefully they're enough to help you through the remaining days before we learn Jon Snow's fate. So go ahead, tweet your support and get your own clip to watch over and over, and take the words Natalie Dormer told E! News' Erin Lim to heart: "We're getting closer and closer," she said. "We're months away now, as opposed to half a year when the questions started being asked, so the end's in sight. April, guys. Hold on, just hold on!"
Game of Thrones season six premieres Sunday, April 24 at 9 p.m. on HBO.