Trump just showed off his 'Game of Thrones' poster in a cabinet meeting. But he missed one key detail.

Remember that dark as hell Game of Thrones-themed poster Donald Trump tweeted in November to announce his plans to impose sanctions against Iran? Welp, it's back.

On Wednesday morning a large printout of the poster was spotted in the White House, smack dab in the middle of the Cabinet Room's table as Trump and members of his administration held a meeting.

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When Trump first tweeted the image of himself with the words "SANCTIONS ARE COMING" in the HBO show's go-to font, he received a great deal of backlash from confused Americans, including Game of Thrones stars Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams.

So when a physical copy of the poster was visible in today's Cabinet meeting, people were understandably confused.

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Some considered the fact that Trump may have put the poster there to enhance his argument for a wall, however, they then noted that his logic is essentially disproven by the show.

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And Alex Wind and Cameron Kasky, two March For Our Lives activists, compared the embarrassing display to Gaston, the narcissistic villain in Beauty and the Beast.

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According to Kathryn Watson, White House reporter for CBS News, no one in the meeting seems to know for sure why the poster is there.

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Fun to start the year off with some burning questions, isn't it?