Live by the dragon, die by the dragon. Or end up far from home with no GPS by the dragon, at least. The mercurial Drogon deposited Dany in Dothraki parts unknown at the end of Season 5, and while most of us were probably glad to see her finally leave Meereen, the circumstances don’t seem much better wherever she is now. You’ll recall that she’s the widow of a Dothraki warlord (Khal Drogo), so perhaps that will smooth the way for her. She dropped a bread crumb in the form of a ring, and is currently being tracked by a duo consisting of her boy toy (Daario) and her lovelorn, greyscale-ridden admirer (Ser Jorah), so maybe they’ll find her. Or maybe they’ll come to blows. Either way, it should be more fun than Meeree
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Disdainful and frightful all through the early seasons, Cersei had been setting out toward a fall and last season she took it. Not long after she engaged a religious organization, the Sparrows, so as to mistreat Margaery, she herself was bolted up for once alluring her twit of a cousin, Lancel. Everything finished in her horrifying stroll of disgrace in the Season 5 finale. She now has the restored Mountain available to her, which could be valuable — "I pick savagery," she says in a trailer. (The slithery Qyburn stands prepared to help too.) But Cersei is additionally apparently going to discover that her little girl Myrcella is dead, which would likewise appear to bode inadequately for the feckless Tommen, her remaining youngster who is incomprehensibly both the ruler and the minimum capable individual in this story. A witch once anticipated Cersei would lose three youngsters ("Gold will be their crowns. Gold their covers … ").
Last seen: In a pontoon, holding his diminishing little girl/niece in his arms.
Jaime and Bronn took a developed excursion in Dorne that didn't work out well for anybody, with the exception of maybe the viperous Ellaria Sand, who harmed Myrcella as revenge for her sweetheart Oberyn Martell's demise in Season 4. Be that as it may, for whatever is left of us it was a bummer — Jaime lost his little girl, Bronn got bolted up and the entire thing was somewhat of a failure from a stimulation point of view. Presently Jaime gets the chance to tell Cersei, who as of now supposes he's a sort of a killjoy and is apparently as yet hurting from her stroll of disgrace, that her girl is dead. There's still time to turn the pontoon around, Kingslayer.
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