Of course, Game of Thrones is an ensemble show – and it’s certainly possible that Cersei’s trial by combat could take place as a side plot in one of these later episodes.
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The end of Episode 7 of Game of Thrones found The Elder Brother dead, and all of the people with him slaughtered, likely by the three men from the Brotherhood who visited them the day before.
(Photo: Screenshot ) “Game of Thrones” Season 6 Episode 7 Spoilers: Battle Between Mountain & The Hound Eminent? But it is also possible that Arya is being made to go through this miserable experience to give her a feel of what she did to Sandor Clegane. These questions are going to torment our minds till they get satisfied after watching next week’s Game of Thrones episode.
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Now it seems like we have much more of a clearer idea as to when Thrones will end thanks to a Vanity Fair interview with one of the show’s several directors, Jack Bender.
“Arya doesn’t cross any more names off her list”.
The Broken Man is another table setting episode, one that leaves out quite a few big strands from the previous instalment (there’s no Daenerys or Bran), and the ones it does include are more teases for what’s to come. This has the potential to be a true siege, which isn’t all that interesting to watch, but I’m sure there’s going to be a good twist or two that turns things up to eleven at the much sought after castle. Even so, Jon tells Sansa they need to attack Ramsay Bolton very soon, despite Sansa’s unhappiness with the number of their fighting men.
Cue this heart-wrenching scene, when a stunned Arya is attacked by Jaqen H’ghar’s right hand gal, The Waif, in disguise.
To say Snow was shocked at her supply of only 62 fighters is an understatement but beggars can’t exactly be choosers.
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After escaping via a river she is last seen walking the streets wet and dazed by her injuries. For one, neither Jon nor Sansa is technically a Stark.
