Warning: There are spoilers ahead for "Game of Thrones," as well as speculation regarding potential future events based on theories from the show and books.
"Game of Thrones" still manages to shock each season, leaving viewers unsure of what's to come.
Even readers of the book series can't answer some of the questions left from the last season.
The show returns April 24, and while some questions — Is Jon Snow alive? Will he be brought back from the dead? — will be answered sometime during the sixth season, others can't be answered until the end of the series and some might never be answered.
Here are 25 loose ends and general questions "Game of Thrones" has yet to answer:
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Who are Jon Snow's real parents?
Jon Snow is the bastard son of Eddard Stark, or at least that's how the story goes. One name thrown around as Snow's possible mother is Ashara Dayne, an early love interest for Eddard. But during a conversation with King Robert Baratheon about Snow's mom, Eddard mentions Wylla, who was a wet nurse to the Dayne family. But even with these names, an extremely popular fan theory says Snow is the son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark, Eddard's sister. It's an extensive theory that may be proven true (or false) this year.
Is Jon Snow alive/will he be brought back from the dead?
Both season five and book five left Snow's fate hanging in the balance after he was stabbed repeatedly by members of the Night's Watch. While absolutely everyone involved in "Game of Thrones" has said Snow is deader than dead, fans think that's not truly the case. He might be dead for now, but we've seen characters brought back from the dead before. All men must die, but we don't think Snow's time is up just yet.
What do the Dothraki intend on doing with Daenerys?
Daenerys was found by the Dothraki at the end of season five and season six will see her as a captive. After Khal Drogo died, she was supposed to join the other widowed khaleesis in Vaes Dothrak, the only Dothraki city, but instead left. Now that they have found her, will she be punished for leaving? Will she be forced to stay? Will Drogon come to her rescue? Will she escape on her own?
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