Before the Season 4 finale episode of "Game of Thrones" broadcasts this Sunday night, fans will finally see what will happen to Daenerys Targaryen, Jon Snow and Tyrion Lannister before the popular series goes on its yearly hiatus.

This week's episode will start at 9:00 p.m. ET on HBO and can be viewed online through live stream via the link provided below.

The leaked outline of the upcoming episode stated the following: "[Episode 10-The Children] Circumstances change after an unexpected arrival from north of the Wall; Dany [Daenerys] must face harsh realities; Bran learns more about his destiny; Tyrion sees the truth about his situation," according to official summary of the hit HBO series.

In the future episode, Tyrion finds out whether or not he will be executed after being framed for killing his nephew King Joeffrey, who died at his wedding banquet after his wine was poisoned by Petyr Baelish and Olenna Redwyne.

In the last week's episode entitled 'The Watchers on the Wall,' the battle between the Night's Watch and the Wildlings rages on. The "Crows" use flame tipped arrows, barrels of oil, and even a massive chain scythe that sweeps the icy wall of it's invaders. The Wildlings also have their own secret weapons, including massive giants and the mammoths they ride upon. Jon snow closes the episode with his departure from the encampment, toward Wildling leader Mance Rayder, in hopes to stop the impending assaults.

Show Director Alex Graves revealed that the Season 4 finale will be more shocking that the horrific events that happened at last season's Red Wedding massacre.

"It's the largest, I think, most exciting episode that's been done," said Graves, according to USA Today. "[The Season 4 finale has] a brilliant script that coincided with so many amazing events from the books [penned by George R.R. Martin]."

According to a recent interview, one person from the popular series who will definitely return next season is Jon Snow (Kit Harington).

"Thrones is never ending for me," said Harington to E! News. "If it's not airing, I'm filming it. I go off and start filming in late July for 'Thrones' Season 5 and you'll have to see where it all ends up. But watch episode 10 [on Sunday], it's going to be a bit of an impact episode.

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