HBO has released the third trailer for its upcoming fourth season of "Game of Thrones."
The trailer begins with Sansa Stark talking about the death of mother and brother at the Red Wedding; Cersei Lannister talks about how power doesn't protect the ones she cares for, while Jon Snow struggles with all that has changed since he left Winterfell.
"In the wake of the Red Wedding, how does the North pick up the pieces and with their greatest enemy seemingly crushed, where does that leave the Lannisters," HBO official synopsis reads. "Daenerys Targaryen now has an army but is she ready to take back her homeland. Does Jon Snow turn south to seek revenge or remember his duty along the Wall?"
"Game of Thrones" season for will premiere on April 6.
In other "Game of Thrones" news, ComicBookMovie.com might have gotten their hands on the first four episode descriptions from season four. Check out what might happen in the series below.
[WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD]
1. Season 4, Episode 1: Two Swords.
"In the books, the Lannisters add one final insult to the late Ned Stark when they melt down his sword 'Ice' and forge two new ones for Jamie and Joffrey. It's likely this ep. focuses on the very different man Jamie has become, especially in contrast to his psychotic nephew son."
2. Season 4, Episode 2: The Lion and the Rose.
"The lion is the symbol of house Lannister, the rose house Tyrell - so we can assume this is the episode in which Joffrey and Margery tie the knot. Their nuptials have been dubbed 'he purple wedding' by fans, but you'll have to watch events unfold to find out why! "
3. Season 4, Episode 3: Breaker of Chains.
"'Breaker Of Chains' is yet another moniker for Daenerys Targaryen, so we can assume this ep will be focused on her. What she'll be doing is debatable, as Dany and her pals are some of the characters that most liberties seem to have been taken with in season 4, due to the fact that they're actually not featured that much in the books at this point."
4. Season 4, Episode 4: Oathkeeper.
"Back to those swords again. Joffrey names his 'Widow Maker'...while Jamie names his, you guessed it, 'Oathkeeper'. In the books he actually gives the sword to Brienne and instructs her to keep her word to Caitlen Stark by seeking out and protecting her remaining children."
