Game of Thrones: Catspaw Collectible Dagger - McDermott, Jim
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* Deluxe Collectible: Finely detailed, 3 1/2 inch metal replica of the Catspaw dagger wielded by Arya Stark in her fateful confrontation with the Night King * Display Stand Included: Proudly display the dagger accompanying stand * Book Included: Also includes a 48-page book featuring full-colour photos that charts Arya Stark's journey through Westeros and how she came to possess the dagger * A Unique Gift for Westeros Fans: Featured in both Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon, this dagger is perfect for fans of both shows * Officially Licensed: An authentic Game of Thrones collectible

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* Deluxe Collectible: Finely detailed, 3 1/2 inch metal replica of the Catspaw dagger wielded by Arya Stark in her fateful confrontation with the Night King * Display Stand Included: Proudly display the dagger accompanying stand * Book Included: Also includes a 48-page book featuring full-colour photos that charts Arya Stark's journey through Westeros and how she came to possess the dagger * A Unique Gift for Westeros Fans: Featured in both Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon, this dagger is perfect for fans of both shows * Officially Licensed: An authentic Game of Thrones collectible
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Autorenporträt
Jim McDermott is a magazine editor, screenwriter, pop culture super fan, and a Catholic priest. Originally from the northwest suburbs of Chicago, Jim grew up on a steady diet of Justice League, X-Men, Star Wars, the White Sox, and The Lord of the Rings. After college he entered the Jesuits, a Catholic religious order, where he studied spirituality and made kung fu films with kids on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. After being ordained a priest, he earned a screenwriting degree at UCLA, and has since worked as a TV writer and consultant on Preacher, Evil, and One Day at a Time, and as an editor at America Magazine in New York, where he specializes in writing about how pop culture helps us be braver, better human beings.