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Pause at just the right moment and you can see their Kraken sigil on the sail—presumably this is from Yara and Theon’s fleet of boats that sailed to Dany’s side in the last season.“Enemies to the South” offers us a cryptic shot of someone cleaning a blade. We’re not sure who this is meant to be, the lighting of the scene and the clothes the wielder is wearing makes us think that this could be Arya, cleaning her dagger after slitting Walder Frey’s throat last season.

The outfit and general shape matches, but it’s too dark in the scene of Walder’s death to make out to see if the indentation shown here is on it. Also, that theory seems to clash with the fact that Cersei’s declaration of “enemies to the North” shows us Arya (Maisie Williams), trotting along a wintry path alone. It’s interesting to note it’s Arya shown here, and not Sansa (Sophie Turner) or Jon (Kit Harington). Why show Arya both times if she’s the one holding the knife, too?“Whatever stands in our way, we will defeat it,” Cersei declares to her brother Jamie (Nikolaj Coster- Waldau). The two are overlooking a gigantic map of Westeros, and Cersei in particular is standing pretty much right over where the Twins—the ancestral home of the Freys— would be, in the Northern Riverlands, as she looks toward Winterfell. We have heard a lot about a major between Daenarys (Emilia Clarke) and Lannister forces at some point early on in the season—where the Dothraki attack a convoy of Lannister soldiers returning from a siege of Highgarden, so this seems to be the mustering related to that.“We’re the last Lannisters. The last ones who count.” says Cersei, with Jaime shown by her side as she sits on the Iron Throne.

The sneer on her face is everything. That last sentence is paired with poor Tyrion (Peter Dinklage), for extra cruelty, who is standing on a clifftop.... That is the right response to seeing all three dragons let loose. The tower you can see on the right of this shot matches up with what we’re about to see... Daenerys, solemnly watching as the gates to Dragonstone (once Stannis’ seat of rule, and before that, one of the last bastions of the Targaryen family on Westeros during Robert’s Rebellion) open before her. We’ve heard that Dany takes the castle for herself pretty early on in the season, using it as a place to strike out at the Iron Throne from and meet with some pretty major allies, who we’ll get hints of later on in the trailer.

And now Daenerys takes over the voiceover with, “I was born to rule the Seven Kingdoms. And I will.” We’ve seen a wider shot of this moment here in the first pictures from the season, revealing that Dany is joined for the moment by Varys (Conleth Hill), Missandei (Nathalie Emmanuel), and Tyrion. She’s naturally very emotional to be back—after all, Dragonstone is where she was born, and last saw it as a very, very young child. Dany takes her place on Dragonstone’s extremely rad throne, which is new for season seven. Watch The Book Of Ruth: Journey Of Faith Online Free HD on this page.

We previously saw it in the first brief promo for this season, however. The Unsullied pouring into a courtyard under that Lannister symbol bodes poorly for Cersei and Jaime. It’s hard to tell where this is actually meant to be. We know there’s a huge fight in store between the Lannisters and Dany’s forces, but as far as we know that takes place around Highgarden, which wouldn’t exactly have Lannister livery flying around.. It’d be a bit of a stretch considering how far way it is, but could Dany’s forces be striking at the heart of Lannister territory?

Basically, this trailer starts by going through every possible contender in the War for Westeros. It’s interesting that Cersei and Dany speak for themselves, but Jon’s entrance in this trailer isn’t heralded by himself, but everyone else yelling, “The King in the North.” Say hi to Brienne (Gwendoline Christie) and Sansa in background here.“Your father and brothers are gone, yet here you stand.

The last best hope against the coming storm,” says Littlefinger (Aidan Gillen). Sansa also doesn’t introduce herself, but it makes sense to have Littlefinger speak for her, given his long- running attempts to influence her. Gate opening to ice, Theon in fire (Alfie Allen). Get it? We last saw Theon traveling toward Dany with his sister Yara (Gemma Whelan). If they meet up with her before, then this conflagration could be the aftermath of the dragons participating in a fight. Initially, the rumors surrounding the massive battle between Dany’s army and the Lannister convoy described it as a battle with both land and sea elements—and Euron Greyjoy (Pilou Asb.

Assuming she’s still decided that Jon is the person in her prophecies (granted, she has changed her mind on that one a lot so far), she’ll probably keep following him no matter what he tells her to do. Wildings running.

Even though we’ve been promised winter this season, this trailer is very light on Walkers.. Or could he be talking to Daenerys and her cohorts as part of the two faction’s meeting at Dragonstone? This scene of fighting Dothrakis, leaping at Lannister soldiers, is paired with this scene of battle on ships. It’s not quite confirmation of a land and sea battle taking place at the same time, since they’re clearly at different times of day.

But it could be different legs of a really long fight. This, however, looks very much like it’s the precursor to Theon alone in the sparks we saw earlier.“Then it doesn’t matter whose skeleton sits on the Iron Throne,” Davos finishes. I’m fairly certain he’s telling all of them to stop fighting each other and worry about the Walkers. That should appeal to Tyrion’s practicality (assuming this isn’t edited to deceive and Davos is talking to them), but Dany’s been a bit more fanatical in her desires.

But Davos’ dialogue here could also be a hint of an incredibly important moment in the series that’s been rumored for months and months, which we don’t get a hint of anywhere else in this trailer: a huge meeting between pretty much the entire principal cast of Game of Thrones at the Dragonpit, the former stable for the Targaryen dragons just outside of King’s Landing. This monumental meeting, featuring Cersei, Jamie, Jon, Dany, and many, many more characters apparently culminates with a White Walker being displayed to the group to emphasise the real threat facing Westeros. Davos’ threat of “ it doesn’t matter whose skeleton sits on the Iron Throne” could be dialogue referring to that, if it’s not just said during Dany and Jon’s Dragonstone meeting. It’s hard to tell just who this mysterious armored soldier is meant to be, but the design of the helmet seems to heavily imply that this is Ser Robert Strong, just with a bleak- looking new set of threads. The three ridges on his helmet at least match the ones from his old golden armor. There’s something swirling in the water below as these people run around. This could be another scene on a boat related to the shots we saw earlier, but it’s so dark it’s hard to tell.

Now, this definitely looks to be taking place in tombs below Winterfell. White Collar Season 4 Complete 720P Hdtv X264.