Loras Tyrell (Finn Jones) will finally stand trial for homosexuality in the finale, with the High Sparrow (Jonathan Pryce) presiding.
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Given the way Michael Sapochnik delivered “Battle Of The Bastards” Gemma Whelan, who plays Yara Greyjoy, saying that the “Game Of Thrones” Season 6 will be overwhelming is certainly saying something.
We’re sure she’ll be tuning in on Sunday.
So what will happen in the Game of Thrones Season 6 finale? Watch that trailer in the video below, followed by an in-depth analysis that may reveal more details of what could take place in the episode. Also, find out where to watch 06×10 online via live stream mode. Pacific, and will stream online at the same time.
Last week, HBO managed to avoid episode 8 – “The Battle of the Bastards” – from leaking, which was an achievement given the hype for it (the episode went on to be GoT’s most watched to date). Here are the detailed spoilers for the next chapter of HBO’s fan-favourite series. There’s no way Cersei accepts any additional punishment the Faith Militant after what she endured last season, and as her most recent encounter with the Sparrow’s minions showed, she’s basically stopped worrying about the consequences of defying them. Will the architect of the infamous Red Wedding finally pay the price?
Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) spent the last several episodes working to retake Riverrun on behalf of Walder Frey (David Bradley) under orders of Tommen.
He teased that in the trial scene, everyone waits for Cersei to arrive, but she doesn’t.
And what about Bran Stark – does he hold the secret of Jon Snow’s real mother?
Even with all the recent shocks and surprises, we still have little idea as to how Season 6 will wrap up once the final credits role.
Fans who have login credentials to a cable of satellite service with an HBO subscription can also watch the Game of Thrones Season 5 finale online via HBO GO at this link, or on mobile devices with the HBO GO app. HBO Go is also available across a variety of set-top streaming devices and platforms, such as the Roku, XBox, or Amazon Fire TV, among others.
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