'Game Of Thrones' Just Confirmed A Major Sansa Fan Theory

We're only three episodes into "Game of Thrones" Season 5 and it's safe to say it's already one of the best seasons yet. Last week's episode was full of character reunions, and this week a major Sansa fan theory was confirmed, there was a seduction attempt and someone very important was kidnapped. Things also got unexpectedly emotional for Brienne.

Spoiler alert for Season 5, Episode 3, "High Sparrow"

Margaery and Tommen got hitched
Award for the most nonviolent wedding ceremony yet. Also, Tommen is officially the sweetest (and most naive) human in all of the Seven Kingdoms.

Sansa plans to marry Ramsay Bolton
Recently there was a crazy fan theory that Sansa might return to the North with Littlefinger to fill the role of fake Arya, aka Jeyne Poole, who marries Ramsay in the books. Now we know that's officially what's happening, as last night's episode confirmed.

Littlefinger wants Sansa to marry the sadistic Snow-turned-Bolton (remember, he was legitimized last season) and "avenge" her family. The only thing we're worried about? Sophie Turner has teased a "super, super traumatic" scene from Season 5, and book readers are well familiar with the violent horror Ramsay put Jeyne through. Also, will Reek finally crack now that Sansa has returned?



Brienne shared her origin story
This was one of Gwendoline Christie's finest moments of the series, with her character finally opening up (and to Pod of all people) about her past and how she met Renly.

Melisandre hits on Jon
Kit Harington hinted at a Jon Snow-Melisandre romance, and we finally saw it. She was shockingly forward with him -- straddling the Lord Commander and unbuttoning her dress -- as most "Game of Thrones" seductions go. But Jon turned her down and, as he did Stannis' offer, once again. Yes, Jon Snow, you do know nothing. (But he does know how to fearlessly chop off a head.)

Arya won't give up Needle
Arya must relinquish all aspects of her identity to become one of the Faceless Men, but she just can't seem to give up Needle. Arya Stark isn't completely gone, yet.

Meet the High Sparrow
After the High Septon is publicly shamed by the sparrows for his encounter in a brothel, Cersei decides to take a trip to meet the man behind the religious fanatics: the High Sparrow.



Jorah kidnaps Tyrion
Tyrion can't stand being locked up inside the carriage with Varys, so the two venture out to a brothel (of course). But then worlds collide when Jorah Mormont (who was banished from Meereen last season by Danaerys) finds and kidnaps Tyrion. I think we all know where they're headed (hint: the same place Tyrion was heading anyway).

"Game of Thrones" airs on Sundays at 9 p.m. ET on HBO.

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