'Winds of Winter' Spoilers, Predictions: A Stark Assassin in the Making, Arya's Impostor to Marry a Bolton

"Winds of Winter" is the upcoming sixth book in George R.R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" book series. The sequel was supposed to come out early in 2015, but was pushed back in the middle of the year. Fans went to speculate that the book might be postponed even later that year.

The reason, as revealed by reports, is that WW will be one of Martin's longest books in the series. Several forum sites indicated that the title's manuscript pages now totaled more than 1000 pages, and it will even grow more.

However, to the delight of the eagerly awaiting fans, the 66-year-old author shared a sample chapter from the upcoming book. This time, it's from Arya Stark's point of view.

In "A Dance with Dragons," Arya allowed herself to be trained under the tutelage of Izembaro in the land of Bravoos. For non-book fans, they might remember the character opting to become a master assassin.

But while the Stark girl is preoccupied with the trainings, someone is pretending to be her. According to IB Times, Jeyne Pool, Sansa's best friend, is Arya's impostor and is married to Ramsay Bolton.

Questions now arise with regards to how Arya would react to the impersonation.

Predictions indicated that later on, as her story arc progresses, Arya will finally meet the faker and possibly kill her in order for her to return back home in Winterfell and do whatever she has to do.

How will the sinister Bolton bastard fare against the Stark girl who is now close to her training and is already near the master assassin level?

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