'Game of Thrones' season 7 spoilers: Leaked images show Arya and Bran reunited

"Game of Thrones" has seen the main cast of characters, particularly the Stark children, get separated from each other, but leaked photos now indicate that at least two of them will be reuniting. Bran Stark (Isaac Hempstead Wright) and Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) are said to reunite, despite the former already being behind the wall.

Watchers on the Wall have posted a set photo showcasing the two actors interacting in the same make-up trailer, indicating that they are filming scenes set in the same location. They are also wearing similar Northern clothes, hinting that they will both be making it to Winterfell.

According to Digital Spy, they are both likely going to meet up with Lyanna Mormont (Bella Ramsey), one of the most famous characters in the series. According to the report, Ramsey was also spotted in the trailer, which means she may be the one that will equip both Bran and Arya with the northern armor and clothing.

It is hinted that they will also be joining up with Jon Snow (Kit Harrington) and Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner), who were last seen at Winterfell. However, because they were not seen in the same set, it is speculated by fans that Jon Snow and Sansa may have already left Winterfell to begin their strike against the South.

Digital Spy also points out that the photo does not guarantee that they are indeed going to appear together in season 7. HBO and author George R.R. Martin have not yet confirmed if the Stark children would all be reunited. Given that the series is ending in just two more seasons, it is likely that they will meet in order to combat a common enemy such as the White Walkers.

No specific released date has been announced as of the moment, although it is confirmed that "Game of Thrones" season 7 will be premiering in summer 2017.

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