Game Of Thrones Season 6: 10 Big Questions We're Asking After 'No One'

Two episodes. That's all that remains of Game of Thrones Season 6. All that stands between another agonising nine month wait for a return to Westeros.

Judging by the setup, the final two instalments of this superb sixth season - Battle of the Bastards and The Winds of Winter - are going to have a lot to get through. Like, a LOT.

As is customary for any season of Thrones, there has been lots of table setting throughout this year, and the most recent episode, No One, only served to ramp it all up even further. The oil has been poured, the matches are ready, they just need to be lit.

In this week's episode we had Arya finally rediscovering her true identity, and vowing to return to Westeros; the Hound teaming up with the Brotherhood Without Banners; hopes for a major fan theory and an unused book plot both seemingly dashed; Jaime helping the Freys take Riverrun; Meereen coming under attack; and Cersei having a mysterious new plan in motion.

Throw in the ongoing Bran arc, the Greyjoys, Sam's trip to Oldtown, the Tower of Joy, and you've got a lot of plates spinning. With next week likely to be entirely devoted to Bastardbowl, we've only got one episode in Season 6 left to answer a lot of these questions.

A girl is given a second chance. She will not be given a third.

A girl wastes that second chance, refuses to kill the target, and then instead kills the person the Faceless Men sent to kill her.

A girl is now No One.

You what, Jaqen? The end of Arya's time in the House of Black and White sure was confusing, but at least it finished with her regaining her identity as Arya Stark. But what does this mean for the Faceless Men?

Although apparently a deadly organisation of assassins, we've only seen one of them in the show, and now he's been left behind by the one tie he had to the narrative. Are the Faceless Men done as far as the show is concerned? Although an interesting concept, it hasn't really taken off, so it wouldn't be a surprise if this was done. But then, at the same time, Jaqen (or the guy who wears that face, anyway) is still alive, so it's very much open for him in the future.

Maybe they will pop up elsewhere (Oldtown?), but for now it does look as though a man is no longer a part of the show.