Reports have been circling around the internet and its speculation about the possible theories since the series have started filming earlier this year. The spoilers of the upcoming "Game of Thrones" Season 7 keeps on rolling involving the latest theory, a major family reunion.
The recent theories for "Game of Thrones" Season 7 revealed that the three Stark children - Arya, Bran, and Sansa will be reuniting in Winterfell. Fans have been waiting for the reunion of the Stark family but it seems that the said reunion of the three siblings will not be on good terms. According to Metro, there will be a conflict between Sansa and Arya.
If looking back at the beginning of the season, it not it even surprising at all if the two Stark has a conflict with each other as they have already been living their lives differently since the beginning. The life experiences of Sansa and Arya had grown the two more apart from each other. The two will have a clash over the ruling matter as Arya has grown to have more rigid moral code while Sansa had learned to be more pragmatic.
Watchers On The Wall reported that there will be a major fight scene and fans can expect that it will be massive between Sansa, Bran, and Arya. The chaos between the three siblings is like an open window for Littlefinger to make his plans and take advantage of the situations. In another speculation, Petyr Baelish gets the chop from Arya after he will try to stir up things between the Stark sibling.
Meanwhile, the HBO bosses reportedly 'in talk' with the author, George RR Martin as he recently expressed his interest in helping the series as the bosses already confirmed that there will be a spin-off to the network.
The author, George RR Martin said 'I would say it's still kind of preliminary ongoing talks,' he then continued 'There are areas we are exploring, but I wouldn't point to any one and say,' added 'This is what we're going to do.'
"Game of Thrones" Season 7 is expected to air in 2017. However, an exact release date is yet to be announced.
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