Not only did Daenerys cast him away a mere season ago, but now he's been dealt another blow — Ser Jorah has greyscale. This is not good news for anyone. I mean, I wouldn't wish it on of my enemies.

Greyscale is not considered fatal in spite of its horrific effects. While technically true in the strictest sense, it does destroy the person you were, leaving you something less than human.

Greyscale and Hansen's also share a societal stigma. People with Hansen's, particularly in India, have historically been shunned and ostracized from society, like the stone men in Game of Thrones.

As with leprosy, Greyscale can leave survivors alive, but disfigured – bearing a permanent mark of the disease. In the books, one character describes a girl who survived Greyscale saying that ...

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What is greyscale, the illness looming over ‘Game of Thrones’ A single touch of the skin could bring down a kingdom. Michelle Jaworski Updated on May 28 2021 9:01 pm CDT ...

Painting greyscale images forces you to take a different approach to your digital art process and, it's usually much harder than painting in full colour. Nevertheless, I think there are two good ...

But in fact, a closer inspection finds the picture is greyscale, with thin lines of colours overlaid on the picture. So what a person sees is not a teenager wearing a green t-shirt.