The non-Arya and Gendry scene from season eight, episode two of Game of Thrones doesn't have any boning, but it's way more emotional and intimate.

The most gallant warrior in Westeros, Brienne of Tarth, was knighted by Ser Jaime Lannister on the eve of the living's last stand against the dead.

Brienne, the Oathkeeper, the defeater of the Hound who made the Kingslayer a better person just by knowing her, has been more knightly than most of the show's male knights.

Because the Seven Kingdoms are almost as patriarchal as the United States, Brienne's knight status wasn't made official until last night, when Jaime did the honors as The Breakfast Club sat by the fire.

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Arise!

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The beautiful moment made fans emotional.

If you didn’t tear up as BRIENNE OF FUCKING TARTH got knighted then you can sit on Arya’s needle and twist #GoT pic.twitter.com/1CY9rye78f
— haley landers (@mynamesnothaley) April 22, 2019

It's what she deserves.

sansa changed her mind instantly for brienne. tormund again was in awe of her. jaime knighted her. a room full of men applauded her as Ser Brienne Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. she really was shown the respect she deserves, atleast one women is being written well👏 #GameofThrones pic.twitter.com/f4qC7Pw1xe
— ash 𖤐 a song of ice and fire = daensa (@gaywitchbiitch) April 22, 2019

Brienne's grin is perfect for reacting to the episode "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," which was named for this moment.

i really can't get over this... the tears in her eyes... in westeros every woman is punished, especially those who don't fit the norm. brienne was mocked, laughed upon, called names because she was a woman who wanted to fight. and now she's a KNIGHT! no one deserves this more pic.twitter.com/USOI4P6HkK
— 𝐥𝐮𝐜𝐢𝐥𝐚 𝐥𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐬 𝐬𝐞𝐫 𝐛𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐧𝐞 (@lesbiancatras) April 22, 2019

#GameofThrones me seeing Arya in action pic.twitter.com/zZrjeYfBYa
— Chidiebere Michael (@Cissedinla10) April 22, 2019

me seeing ghost in the background of one shot #GameOfThrones pic.twitter.com/EG2j8JHVvX
— lizzyrart (@lizzy_roberts_) April 22, 2019

Me enjoying all these amazing scenes in the first two episodes, without any deaths, knowing what's about to come...#GameofThrones pic.twitter.com/9p860iHr16
— dezraeXO💘 (@dezraeXO) April 22, 2019

TFW you are crowned official guys gal of the realm pic.twitter.com/b5U8NBUfK7
— Marcia Belsky (@MarciaBelsky) April 22, 2019

When Brienne cries, we all cry.

I don’t think I’ve posted many things in regards to GOT since I started watching last year... and I’m trying to not get attached to characters... but I cried hard last night over my love of Brienne of Tarth. pic.twitter.com/gwbGrY6M7m
— Thomas Sanders (@ThomasSanders) April 22, 2019

While the tears in her eyes are happy tears, they can easily be used as sad ones.

The moment we all knew Brienne was dying next week pic.twitter.com/FmorfXfgMl
— John Knight III (@knigknog) April 22, 2019

The fact that Brienne finally accomplished her lifelong dream has fans anxious that this can only mean one thing: that Brienne's life is ending.

I’m so happy for my shooter Brienne for finally getting the Knight ranking she deserves.

It’s all she ever wanted.

The smile on her face was so pure and joyous.

She’s definitely bout to die. 😢🥶#GameofThrones #DemThrones
— Sylvia (@SylviaObell) April 22, 2019

Me while watching season 8episode 2 versus me watching season 8episode 3 after my loved ones are gone #GOT pic.twitter.com/r8K2XcJTlM
— MZ_tessyb (@iam_tessybee) April 22, 2019

We'll find out next week, but one thing's for certain:

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Ser Brienne of Tarth's face on 'Game of Thrones' has everyone crying for multiple reasons.