As Season 3 of 'Game of Thrones' draws to an end, many burning questions remain. Here are some of the most urgent. (Beware, if you haven't finished Season 3: spoilers follow!)
Poor kid, she is not having a good go of it. Not only is she married to a man that she believes she can never love, but she now has learned that his family is even more deeply implicated in the deaths (murders) of her own family members. Will she reach a breaking point and turn on her new husband? Or will she continue to meekly play the part of a lady?
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