Given the kind of suspense on which GRR Martin is popular, it is not quite impossible to have a complete annihilation of Game of Thrones' major character in the sixth installment of "A Song of Fire and Ice: Winds of Winter". Leaks have been sneaking around the internet regarding plots of killing Jon Snow (Kit Harington) "once again" in the seventh season together with other principal cast members, even Daenerys (Emilia Clarke).
According to Hollywood Reporter, fans began qualms after the extreme delays of the release of "Winds of Winter," asserting this could be signs of another dreadful slaying from the writer himself. Reports say an obliteration of GOT main characters is not far from reality. Nevertheless, views may still vary as some also suspect "partial" carnage - hence, some will be spared: Yet, all of which are still subject to validation.
Meanwhile, assertions have also appeared which convey contemplations of Rickon Stark being alive. Spoilers disclosed information that he might have been living on a mysterious Island, struggling for survival. But this come to the extreme after viewers saw the last of Rickon in the Battle of the Bastards last season.
The revival of Theon Greyjoy also pose possibilities of a bloody fight against his uncle Euron in the battle that would decide whether Theon's sister Yara get the most of the Iron Island. The alliance with Daenerys seems to offer the upper hand to the siblings. In the same way, Clegane will be having a comeback in the game, this time against his lifetime foe, his brother the "Mountain" himself as per Telegraph.
Additional actor, Denis Thatcher, who played Horace Slughorn in the Harry Potter series will also presently join the gang, though no confirmation yet surfaced about his role.
Furthermore, HBO released a teaser on Nov. 27 of the upcoming season which apparently emphasized the House of Stark. The seven-episode season will be directed by Jeremy Podeswa, Mark Mylod, Mat Shakman, and Alan Taylor.
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