If the only thing getting you through Jon Snow's death was the fact Tyrion Lannister was still alive, then look away now.The new trailer for season six of Game of Thrones has teased that Peter Dinklage may be following Kit Harington onto the scrap heap.
The
creepy one minute clip is entirely set in the Hall of Faces beneath the
House Of Black And White, where the Faceless Men keep the visages of
the deceased to wear as disguises.
Whispers
echo as the camera makes its way through the dark candle-lit columns,
before it centers on one death mask in particular: Ned Stark.'The
man who passes the sentence should swing the sword,' Sean Bean's solemn
voice can be heard, in a quote from season one before he himself was
beheaded by an executioner under orders of Joffrey Baratheon.
The face
and voice of his son Robb Stark - played by Richard Madden until he was
betrayed and murdered at his own wedding in season three - can next be
seen and heard: 'I've won every battle, but I'm losing this war.'
His
mother Catelyn (Michelle Fairley), who had her throat slit minutes
later in the same episode, whispers: 'Show them how it feels to lose
what they love' - advice she once issued her eldest son as he waged war
on the Iron Throne.
The
family's mortal enemy, Joffrey Baratheon - not seen since he was
poisoned to death at his own wedding, can next be heard sneering:
'Everyone is mine to torment.'
The
next face on the wall is a sight most upsetting to fans, especially
since it's fifth in a sequence of people who are most definitely dead so
far: Jon Snow's.
Since
he was betrayed by the Night's Watch and stabbed numerous times in the
final scene of season five, Game Of Thrones fans have clung to any
theory that suggests the bastard of Stark may still be alive.
'The long night is coming...' his disembodied voice declares.
But
the final shot of the trailer will either be seen as hope that Snow is
alive... or a worrying sign another favourite character is about to be
killed off.
'... and the dead come with it,' Snow finishes, as the Tyrion Lannister's dead visage comes into focus.
Game Of Thrones returns with season six on HBO on April 24
'The long night is coming...' his disembodied voice declares.
But
the final shot of the trailer will either be seen as hope that Snow is
alive... or a worrying sign another favourite character is about to be
killed off.
'... and the dead come with it,' Snow finishes, as the Tyrion Lannister's dead visage comes into focus.
Game Of Thrones returns with season six on HBO on April 24
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