These Photos From the Next Game of Thrones Episode Promise Serious Drama

Updated on June 12, 2016 at 5:00 AM

When we left off on Game of Thrones, things were rocky at best. Arya might be gravely injured (or tricking everyone in Braavos), Jon and Sansa have hit a wall in their search for allies against the Boltons, Theon and Yara are on the run, and Cersei is stubbornly staying put in King's Landing. And the next episode looks even more intense — old buddies Jaime and Brienne are going to reunite, and it looks like it won't be on great terms. If you can't wait until Sunday to find out what will happen, check out these sneak-peek stills from HBO. If they're any indication, this is going to be the most dramatic episode yet.

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Cersei and her own Frankenstein's monster, the Mountain, look more conniving than ever.

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Jaime is perplexed about something — could it be his long-lost companion, Brienne?

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Brienne arrives in style to Riverrun, where she's surrounded by Lannisters.

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Creepy cousin Lancel Lannister is back, and he looks ready to spill more beans about Cersei.

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Tyrion and Varys continue to govern Meereen, but their new queen might be back (with a huge khalasar) soon!

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These Photos From the Next Game of Thrones Episode Promise Serious Drama

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