WARNING: Spoilers ahead for the latest episode of Game of Thrones. Read ahead at your own risk…
With war on the horizon, it looks as though this Sunday’s episode of Game of Thrones could prove to be the calm before the storm.
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HBO has released the first photos from the new episode, “The Spoils of War,” and all of the major players are busy plotting out their next moves.
Daenerys has her closest allies on either side of her in one photo. It’s very clear that she knows she’s facing the home stretch in the battle for Westeros. Unfortunately, based on one of the other images, it looks as though Jon Snow is already leaving.
While the sight of Cersei standing over that enormous map is ominous, it’s nowhere near as worrisome as the photo of Sansa.
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After the exchanges they’ve had so far this season, could the eldest Stark daughter be turning on her adopted brother?
Head to the gallery to check out all ten of the new photos, and tune in to a new episode of Game of Thrones this Sunday on HBO.
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