Game Of Thrones: 10 Questions We’re Asking After 'Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken'

It's all boiling over in Westeros with Game Of Thrones' latest episode showing each character edging closer to seeing how their future is going to pan out, while an old face made her return, the Queen herself got dragged into a chaotic mess, and controversy was sparked over another rape scene, one of the grimmest moments in the show's already disturbing history. Fans were taken to Braavos, where Arya busied herself cleaning the corpses of fallen visitors to the temple. Watching one of the show's potential best characters moving from 'entering the temple' to 'sweeping the temple' across the majority of a whole season was growing frustrating, but thankfully, the tedium gave way to a compelling new direction, and gloriously sculpted new set in her quest to become a Faceless Man. In Dorne, we got to hear singing from the brilliant Bronn before his and Jamie's inevitable clash with the Sand Snakes, ending with both groups being arrested. Jorah and Tyrion continued their trek to Meereen and ran into some slavers who are going to speed up their journey, with Jorah set to star in the fighting pits, while Baelish's return to King's Landing came with an appropriate dose of distrust, mischief and a wandering accent. Also in the capital, Margaery defended her brother Loras from the Sparrows' trial, but found herself in serious trouble for the first time on the show, as was led away to the dungeons. 1-0 Cersei. Then the episode ended with the most depressing wedding OF ALL TIME, followed by the worst wedding night OF ALL TIME as Ramsay got straight into displaying his sheer malice, raping poor, helpless Sansa, a character who has really developed over the last two seasons. Now let's look at the questions raised in Season 5, Episode 6...