While everyone is itching for Game of Thrones new episode, our friends from the back stage are busy re-wrapping a new scheme for our all time favorite tv series.The filming for the series' season 7 currently rolling and seems everything were smoother than we thought. We know that Game of Thrones staff and casts were doing their best to come up something fresh to surprise us, but with its big sets built in Las Breñas, Argentina, along with the actors spotted in current filming locations, they just can stop the rapidly spreading rumors.
Everyone is expecting a well wrapped plot developments for Game of Thrones season 7, and one most anticipated is the reunion between Bran Stark (Isaac Hempstead Wright), Arya (Maisie Williams) and Sansa (Sophie Turner). It's great to see the siblings reunited after a long time, but sad to say this won't go positive as we want, sorry guys. Other developments focused on actors spotted at certain locations which connects the dots, they might pressing weight on Ser Jorah Mormont character (Iain Glen).
Watchers on the Wall plot details would not only encircle Ser Jorah but the reunion of Stark family. Sansa, Arya, and Bran will be reunited at Winterfell, yet will take a negative turn after some “initial euphoria,” as reports were confirmed. Sansa and Arya, both grown and changed over the several seasons and each endured many dark episodes, along with their impending reunion comes a rift between the two, and Littlefinger (Aidan Gillen) will take benefit on this turn of events.
From the sixth season, Jorah will follow Daenerys' (Emilia Clarke) order and will journey to Oldtown to cure himself from the greyscale infection before he becomes a stoneman. His quest will lead him to Maester-in-training Samwell Tarly (John Bradley-West), who will confide in Jorah after learning that he is the son of former Lord Commander Jeor Mormont, and also will lead Jorah to Samwell who will help him cure his infection.
Meanwhile, the alliance formed between Lannister and Tyrell before, apparently being ambushed at Highgarden by Daenerys’ army, as well as a new set being built near Belfast, Northern Ireland that will enlist 300 extras to perform as Wights. Generally, season 7 will be filled by intense battles, it may be the expected large-scale fights or somewhat the unanticipated quarrels to arise within the Stark family.
Actually, these are only few things we will be expecting for season 7, and for sure Game of Thrones will deliver nail-biting episodes on our tv screens, same on their previous seasons. But of course, with some twists and stuff like, the short reunion of the Stark siblings, such possibilities that might overturn the plot from being vivid to dull. Until then, who could tell? I guess we will just see how things will be set in their own places.
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