Jaime will find himself trying to broker a deal or else do battle. Jamie, after being dismissed by Tommen from the Kingsguard, is headed there to help the Frey’s reclaim the castle. Despite how it sounded in Episode Six, Tommen did not banish Jaime from King’s Landing-he is sending his armies to take back Riverrun, which was held by Walder Fray after the Red Wedding but was recently taken by Brynden Tully. “The North is reminded”.
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Benjen Stark, the younger brother of Ned Stark, First Ranger of the Night’s Watch (First Rangers are members who go on scouting missions to hunt down wildlings beyond the Wall) and a personal hero of Jon Snow is back.
Also, Ser Davos Seaworth (Liam Cunningham) put it best in his own words with a little play on the House Stark’s motto (“Winter is Coming”).
The North is quite assembling together; Sansa and Jon wearing their Start Avenger Cloaks and assembling to make some quick moves. Ian McShane is also on the IMDB credits for the upcoming episode with no character listing, but spoilers hint he’s Septon Ray and may have The Hound (Rory McCann) with him. As we determine how The Faceless Men might fit into the rest of the story now, it looks like Arya, too, is pondering her future in Braavos. I doubt that the granddaughter of the woman who murdered King Joffrey would accept a loss like this one.
On Sunday’s episode, the actress whom Arya is supposed to kill asks her if she likes pretending to be other people.
Seeing Theon reunite with his sister Yara and support the latter as the true deserving heir to the Iron Island was a wonderful moment to behold. [Image Via Christine Ring, Flickr.com, CC-BY SA 2.0]The ambiguous description for episode seven also tells us that Arya “makes a plan”.
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The official synopsis for episode 7, titled “The Broken Man”, reads: “The High Sparrow eyes another target”. Dany’s rally cry and the return of both Benjen and Ser Walder Frey proved exciting as well, especially when thinking ahead for future episodes.
