Do the Starks get ice back?

Season 8. Upon Jaime’s arrival at Winterfell, Ice is unofficially (but wholly) returned to Winterfell, as he wields Widow’s Wail for the Starks, while Brienne had previously arrived at Winterfell wielding Oathkeeper. Jaime is later set free by Tyrion, but has to leave the sword behind.

Who ended up with widow’s wail?

Widow’s Wail is one of two Valyrian steel blades made from Ice, the ancestral sword of House Stark. It is given by Tywin Lannister as a wedding gift to his grandson King Joffrey Baratheon at the breakfast prior to the wedding ceremony.

What happens to Joffreys sword?

During the funeral service held in the Great Sept of Baelor, the sword is placed along Joffrey’s corpse. While naturally, Widow’s Wail would have been passed down to Tommen, by choice or advice, he never took up the weapon. Unseen after Joffrey’s funeral, it is assumed to be placed somewhere within the Red Keep.

What happened to widow’s wail after Joffrey dies?

Accepting the name Widow’s Wail when it is shouted by a guest, Joffrey uses the blade to destroy Lives of Four Kings, a gift from Tyrion Lannister. Upon Joffrey’s death, Widow’s Wail passes to his younger brother, Tommen I, and is held at the Red Keep until the boy king is old enough to wield it.

How long is widow’s wail?

41″
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Where did Joffrey’s sword come from?

Joffrey receives Widow’s Wail, a Valyrian steel sword, from his grandfather, Lord Tywin Lannister, before his marriage to Margaery Tyrell.

Why does Brienne name her sword Oathkeeper?

Jaime orders Brienne to be locked up for her own protection, thus when Jaime gives her sword she is in a tower cell, not the White Sword Tower. He also suggests the name “Oathkeeper” to her, claiming it is appropriate that she will be defending Ned Stark’s daughter with Ned Stark’s own steel.