Hodor door stoppers are surely the world's saddest homeware item
Too soon?
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Warning: this post contains spoilers for Game of Thrones Season 6 to date.
Too soon?
Game of Thrones fans may still be curled up on the floor after the show's latest episode saw the tragic end of everybody's favourite, Hodor. "Hold the door" will never sound the same again, but in this cynical world, there's always money to be made.
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If you want a memento to remember the awful moment, you could consider buying or making the world's saddest homeware item: The Hodor door stopper.
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Pass the tissues.
While still just a concept item, this Hodor hold-door would have you sobbing softly for a year.
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IKEA in Australia are using 'hold the door' to sell their own basic door stoppers.
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If you're a bit short on cash, etch out your own.
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This Hodor door stopper will get you weeping again. You can buy it on Etsy.
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For something a touch classier, there's a "Hold The Door" memorial door stop on Kickstarter.
Or you could always improvise with existing Game of Thrones merchandise.
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Go on, get one. Hodor would want you to be happy.
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