Jaime and Bronn will worry about the prospect of Daenerys taking them out of the equation for good.

With Arya against her, will Sansa make a decision about being the lady of Winterfell?

Considering the battle at High Garden resulted in the Lannister army being beaten, what will Bronn and Jaime do to even the odds?

How will Cersei react to her brother helping Daenerys?

With Bran able to tell what's happening ahead of everyone else, will he see Cersei's plan a mile off?

With Yara stuck with Euron, Theon will likely still feel bad about everything he has done over the years.

Cersei has always been a complicated antagonist on Game of Thrones. Though we may understand and even sympathize with her motives, we still know her choices to be twisted and ultimately wrong. As the seasons progress we see her descend deeper into her own darkness until this past season when her own cruelty truly reached its apex. In the first season, with her long, golden locks and drapes rose gold gowns, she looks like a classic fairy tale queen. This past season with her shorn hair and gothic outfits her inner darkness is truly brought to the forefront and there is no doubt that her fate as a villain has been sealed.

Bran is back and ready to find a way to end this war once and for all.

Varys is ready to help in any way he can to save those close to him.

Will Brienne accept Jaime with open arms when he arrives in Winterfell, or does she only have eyes for Tormund?

Westeros is turning against the woman on the Iron Throne. With no family by her side, she'll be a force to be reckoned with.

Could Daenerys be heading back to Dragonstone? This photo wants to make us think so.