New Game Of Thrones season 6, episode 9 intense spoiler promo clip released. And Sansa is very much aware of the danger that lies ahead.
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Ok, so “No One” wasn’t the greatest episode of Game of Thrones ever. And, then, there’s the part where Arya survives the stabbing, escaping the clutches of the Waif (Faye Marsay) by jumping into the river. The Gravedigger would be selected as the champion for the Faith Militant (and the High Sparrow) in Cersei’s trial by combat and Cersei would, of course, choose Zombie Mountain.
Later, King Tommen announces the time and place of Cersei and Loras Tyrell’s trials. The next scene, Jaqen finds blood leading to the Hall where the faces are stored. How else would you explain what they’ve got going on at present? She can’t think like how they want her to because the whole reason she’s there is that she wants to go back.
In EW’s latest episode of Game of Theories, we explore this theory and what it could mean for the impending showdown between the Seven Kingdoms’ church and state – though, obviously, that’s not the only showdown in store. She has already become a different person and she’s planning to exact revenge on those on her list and inevitably get back to her family. The next scene cuts to Cersei and the Mountain entering the Throne Room where unfortunately, her little victory does not matter. On the other hand, his sister Sansa Stark, played by Sophie Turner, is more than aware of the terror created by Bolton following her arranged marriage to him. We just have to wait with bated breath and growing anticipation.
While I’m still not sure how Jon Snow’s Wildling army ends up at Winterfell so quickly, and whether they’ve managed to gather reinforcements-all in due time.
After the massacre of the innocent villagers in last week’s episode by members of the outlaw group the Brotherhood, The Hound sets off in search of the men to get his vengeance. Her throat is cut, so she can’t really speak, but she does love vengeance.
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Let’s start with the most important reason: what is the point in having Arya trained by the Faceless Men for nearly two seasons, with a lot of dedicated screen-time, if Arya in the end learned (almost) nothing?
