WARNING: Spoilers from the latest episode of Game of Thrones are ahead. Read at your own risk…
Game of Thrones has been giving fans the season of returns this year, with several fan-favorites coming back into the fray. This week however, the series upped the ante a bit.
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Just when you thought the surprises were over, Bronn (Jerome Flynn) was seen in ‘The Queen’s Justice’, riding side-by-side with Jaime.
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Bronn’s quick wit, charming smile, and smart mouth grabbed the attention of fans early on, and he remained a favorite character for many fans.
For the first few seasons, Bronn was a close companion of Tyrion. Their one-two punch often became the most enjoyable part of every episode. However, after Tyrion was booted from King’s Landing, Bronn got roped in with Jaime. The two have been traveling and fighting together ever since.
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While many were hoping that Bronn would find himself working with Tyrion again, he’s still aligned with the likes of the Lannisters.
This is the first time Bronn has popped up this season, and it’s likely not going to be the last.
Bronn has only been gone since the end of last season, but his absence has felt like an eternity.
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