"Game of Thrones" season 6 will have Margaery putting into action a scheming plan to get out of the constraints of prison after the High Sparrow charged her with conspiracy.
According to Vanity Fair, Natalie Dormer, the actress who plays Margaery in the hit HBO series, shared some hints as to how her character will try to bail herself out of jail.
"Margaery is a savvy chick and she's trying to find an angle-she's trying to find a way to get out of that cell so it's pretty amusing and ingenious the route she decides to take," the British actress said.
Margaery is known for her schemes after all, so fans do not expect her to do the "Walk of Shame" just like Cersei Lannister (Lena Heady) did. There are many speculations as to how Margaery will escape but the most obvious angle would be her trying to pretend to have repented and already a convert of the High Sparrow's (Jonathan Pryce) religion.
This theory could be backed up by set reports as mentioned by Watchers on the Wall. There will be a scene involving Jamie Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) and a troop of Tyrell soldiers marching towards the Sept of Baelor, which could mean that Lannister would demand Margaery's release.
Meanwhile, Sean Bean, who played Ned Stark in "Game of Thrones" season 1, also shared his thoughts on the controversy involving Jon Snow's (Kit Harington) death. According to the "Lord of the Rings" actor, he really believes that the Lord Commander is really dead, but then went on to say that anything could happen.
Rumors surrounding Jon Snow's identity has become the hottest topic since the end of season 5 after the fan-favorite character was killed. For a major character such as Jon Snow, he cannot just be murdered without tying loose ends as regards to his past. Add to this, the British actor has already been spotted in Belfast, one of GoT Season 6 locations. This caused a lot of GoT fans to speculate that Jon Snow might really come back in the next season.
