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Published 15:15 17 Oct 2016 BST
Updated 15:40 17 Oct 2016 BST

Now that that’s out of the way, you may have read recently about the possibility of two of the remaining Stark siblings – Arya and Bran – reuniting for the first time since the first season of Game of Thrones when the new season comes along next year.
It’s all merely speculation for now, of course and it’s not the only bit of speculation about possible reunions either, at least according to Game of Thrones fan site Los Siete Reinos.
They say that Arya and Bran won’t be the only former Winterfell residents meeting again in the coming season, but that Jon Snow will once again come face to face with Theon Greyjoy for the first time in a long, long time.
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It’s safe to say a lot has gone down since both of them were last at Winterfell together and if the meeting does take place – it is reported that it will take place in the south – then it will be interesting how Jon treats him in light of Theon’s ultimately disastrous return to Winterfell and his subsequent assistance in getting Sansa out of there alive.
The Winterfell reunions are just one of the many reasons fans are already looking forward to the next instalment of Game of Thrones, despite the fact that Season 7 will be shorter (just 7 episodes) and won’t start until later in the year than previous seasons.
We still can't wait.
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