"Game of Thrones" 7 Forgotten Characters Who could Come back in a Major Way.
GoT Final Season.
There are tons of characters on "Game of Thrones," and it's hard enough to remember all the main
names sometimes, let alone the minor ones.
And on this show, anyone could come back unexpectedly.
So to help you be the one who can tell your friends exactly who that character you haven't
seen a while is, here's our guide to forgotten "Game of Thrones" characters who could return
in the future; some in a very big way.
Number 1: Robin Arryn.
Robin is a dumb kid, but as Lord of the Vale (Littlefinger is Lord Paramount right now),
he's very powerful.
Due to its basically impenetrable castle and powerful Knights of the Vale, House Arryn
is a beneficial ally.
Robin has deferred that power to Littlefinger for now, but that might change if, say, Sansa
Stark turned on Littlefinger and told Robin the truth about how his mother, Lysa, died.
Number 2: Illyrio Mopatis.
Illyrio is a Magister in Pentos and a supporter of House Targaryen.
In season one, he sets up the marriage of Daenerys Targaryen and Khal Drogo, and feeds
Varys information on Dany and Viserys, who both support the latter's claim to the Iron
Throne.
In season five, though unseen, he lets Varys and Tyrion stay in his home in Pentos after
their escape from King's Landing together.
Varys could bring Illyrio onto Dany's team for some more foreign support.
He's also super wealthy, which could prove helpful to Dany.
Number 3: Kinvara.
Kinvara, a high-ranking Red Priestess, was last seen in Meereen in season six.
Tyrion and Varys recruit her to help convince the common people that Dany is their guardian
and protector, not a conqueror or an invader.
Kinvara believes that Dany is the one who was promised.
If Melisandre dies (which is pretty likely considering her track record), Kinvara could
step in as the Red Priestess on duty.
Number 4: Jaqen H'ghar.
Okay, it hasn't been that long, so you probably haven't forgotten about Jaqen H'ghar, Faceless
Man — the guy who taught Arya how to be an assassin.
Jaqen H'ghar could be anyone (as long as they're dead), and he's been to Westeros before.
Maybe he'll make a surprise appearance, helping Arya when she needs it most.
Number 5: Salladhor Saan.
Don't remember Salladhor Saan?
Fair enough.
He's barely in the show.
He's a pirate and friend of Davos from his days as a pirate.
In fact, he's a pirate lord and sellsail who commands a fleet of thirty ships.
Salladhor is recruited by Stannis Baratheon (thanks to Davos) to help in the Battle of
the Blackwater, but abandons the cause after Stannis loses.
In season five, Stannis and Davos secure a loan from the Iron Bank of Braavos.
This allows Davos to pay Salldhor for his service to Stannis' cause, but that's the
last time we see him.
Will Davos recruit Salladhor for Team Dany to replace the ships and people lost in Euron
Greyjoy's attack on Yara's fleet?
It's certainly a possibility, and would explain why we got that scene between Davos and Salladhor
in season five.
Number 6: Daario Naharis.
Poor Daario.
It hasn't even been that long since Dany told him that she's more into taking over the Seven
Kingdoms than she is into him, and we've already forgotten he was a thing.
Dany made him stay in Meereen on Tyrion's recommendation, because he'd be a liability
in the Seven Kingdoms.
But he's been fiercely (sometimes violently) loyal to Dany ever since he met her, so it
might be difficult for him to leave her alone.
There's always a chance he could show up in Westeros in an attempt to protect her and
help her take the Seven Kingdoms.
Number 7: Edmure Tully.
Where is this guy now that his niece Arya Stark brought winter to House Frey?
The last we saw him he was in Riverrun, a captive of the Freys.
We're guessing he's somewhere in the Riverlands, doing something.
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