"Game of Thrones" fans got more excited when HBO finally dropped the "Game of Thrones" Season 6 trailer online. And if one just watched closely and tried to examine every part of it, the "Game of Thrones" Season 6 teaser got a lot of major spoilers in it, revealing the fate of Jon Snow and the entire cast.
Of course, everyone was waiting to see what will happen to Jon Snow, played by Kit Harrington. Hence, in the first sequence, HBO gave a glimpse of Jon Snow's lifeless body still lying on the place where "Game of Thrones" viewers last saw him.
"He's gone," Ser Davos said in the background. Jon Snow's body was then seen wearing a full armor, waiting for an interment. Then, a mysterious character closed Jon Snow's eyes with his hand, according to Independent.
Also, Jon Snow's dire wolf, Ghost, was noticed guarding the body of his human. Later, Ser Davos held Jon Snow's Longclaw and said sorry for what people was about to see.
Maybe they were watching if Jon Snow was going to transform as a White Walker or they were preparing for his resurrection. Also, "Game of Thrones" Season 6 trailer revealed that Ser Davos already found out that Shireen was burnt to death, which surely made the Onion Knight mad, Digital Spy reported.
Later, someone was seen burning, who many assumed is Stannis Baratheon experiencing what he did to his daughter. Moreover, Daenerys Targaryen was seen walking with a herd of Dothraki while Jorah found the ring Khaleesi dropped and used it to find her.
"Game of Thrones" Season 6 trailer, too, kept everyone hanging by showing Tyrion talking to someone unseen. Additionally, Arya would be facing many hardships in the new season as personally said by Maisie Williams.
Her sister, Sansa, looked fine and in good hands after they jumped up the wall while Theon Greyjoy was once again caught by an unknown group. Maybe Brienne of Tarth saved the day as it was known that she's just nearby watching Sansa.
Aside from Jon Snow's fate, some -- if not everyone -- got goosebumps when the "Game of Thrones" Season 6 trailer showed Bran Stark standing with the leader of the White Walkers, Night's King, behind him. However, the sequence might just be one of his visions.
Lastly, eagle-eyed fans saw a glimpse that similarly looked like Jon Snow riding on a horse. However, they were not sure if it was really Jon Snow or some long-haired character. Many are now waiting for April 24 to watch "Game of Thrones" Season 6 on HBO.
