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Set spoiler (for one of them at least):

I wonder if Sansa might be sent alone as Alayne Stone to Ramsay's wedding ostensibly so that the Arryns can build an alliance with the new Warden of the North. When she gets there, she takes up Manderly's role and starts killing Freys. (Though it'll be interesting to see if there's any confirmation of the Theon Durden theory...) When she's discovered, Theon helps her escape. Miranda plays the role of Arya Stark. Does she look like her or is she the right age? No, of course not. No one really ever believed that Jeyne Poole was Arya Stark but they put up with the farce because he's got the backing of King's Landing, an actual army and no genuine alternatives are present.

HBO just released a cast list confirms everyone's favorite A Man, Tom Wlaschiha, is back.

I'm thinking Sansa might take up the role of Lady Stoneheart.

There were no strawmen to draw fire because the notion of any wildlings on the ground being able to shoot that high was always ridiculous.

Pretty sure there was no more oil left.

The show already cut out a generation of Targs between Aemon and the Mad King so he and Olenna being the same age could work.

The Unsullied seem to have really bought the misdirection with Stannis. They all think he's going to attack King's Landing again. I agree Thorne is going to get a heroic death, fighting the giant in the tunnel and telling Jon "The Wall is your's, Lord Snow" before going in.

IIRC, in the books, Tyrion was pissed and hurt but he didn't kill Shae until she called him her Giant of Lannister like she did at the trial. However, she didn't do that in the show so it'll be interesting to see what they use to make Tyrion snap.