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HBO finally dropped the Game of ThronesSeason 7 trailer Wednesday afternoon,eroticism acts and now it's time to obsess over every frame.

Case in point, let's talk about that creepy, zombie-esque hand reaching out from what appears to be a cell.

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Looking closely, the wrist appears almost burnt, scabbed over and crusted with grey. Exactly like you'd imagine an advanced case of the feared flesh-eating disease greyscaleto look like.

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Who do we know might be dealing with that malady? None other than Sir Jorah Mormont, who we last saw taking a fond farewell from Khaleesi, with greyscale advancing up his arm. The left arm, as a matter of fact. Check out how it looked back in Season 6.

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And while Mormont pledged to "end things" before he lost his mind in the end stages of the disease, he was also commanded by Danerys to find a cure for it. Which may or may not exist.

Either way, if that is Mormont, it doesn't look like things are turning out so well at the moment.

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