Rupert Vansittart, who plays Yohn Royce, is also listed as part of the Season 8 premiere cast, so I'd say the odds are pretty good that Robin will appear in a scene at Runestone, where he's been staying with Yohn.Ĭould the fighting from the North or the South somehow reach them there? Or will Robin simply receive news there? Is Robin Arryn destined to sit the Iron Throne at the end of the series, as the member of a noble family who has been consistently overlooked? Will Robin side with his beloved cousin Sansa, or will he want to make Sansa "fly" for allowing his Uncle Petyr to be killed? The last thing any of the remaining Seven Kingdoms needs is the Vale causing a mess courtesy of Robin.Īll things considered, I'm not expecting Robin to play much more of a role than Edmure in Season 8, although he is the last of the Arryn line. He may be in for some turmoil, however, given that Season 7 saw the execution of Littlefinger at Winterfell. Well, we can probably rule out anybody bringing him in as a strategist, and most of his forces may still be with Sansa anyway. Now, what will bring Robin back in Season 8? Fortunately for everybody (except perhaps for Lord Yohn Royce and Co.), Robin remained safe at Runsetone rather than travel North. Robin also hasn't appeared on Game of Thrones since Season 6, when he sent his armies along with Littlefinger to the North to help Sansa, in a move that would be instrumental in the Stark victory at the Battle of the Bastards. It was a scene so disturbing that even Nikolaj Coster-Waldau - who has played his fair share of disturbing scenes as Jaime Lannister - was uncomfortable. Catelyn was shocked to discover Lysa breastfeeding her way-too-old son on her lap in full view of the Eyrie court. Facioli first appeared as Robin Arryn when Catelyn brought Tyrion to the Eyrie in Season 1.
Lino Facioli has had a small but memorable role in Game of Thrones, largely thanks to how he made a debut.
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