New Game of Thrones Clips Reveal Three Queens in Dire Straits

It is not a good time to be in Westeros, whether you're walking the desert with the Dothraki, running through the snow-covered forests of the North or reuniting with your brother-lover in King's Landing. New Game of Thrones clips reveal the first genuine glimpses of what's happened to Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke), Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) and Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey).

Daenerys

The Dothraki have welcomed their Khaleesi home, but it doesn't seem like they mean it. First of all, they tell her to "move [her] ass," which doesn't seem like the way you should be speaking to your queen. Secondly, she's made to walk with the rest of the women and lower class. The clip still doesn't reveal why the Dothraki are so upset with their Khaleesi, but everyone can see that the Mother of Dragons should not look forward to whatever awaits her in that tent.

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Sansa

Sansa and Theon (Alfie Allen) survived the jump from the Winterfell perimeter, but now they must run through snow and ice unless they wish to be caught by Ramsay (Iwan Rheon), who will invent new definitions of torture if he finds them. Theon convinces Sansa to keep running, but they're quickly stopped in their tracks by a river of icy rapids. The first sixth season photos reveal that they'll try to make a swim for it, but can they make it or will they just freeze to death later?

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Cersei

After having to walk naked through the streets of Kings Landing, Cersei will learn that her daughter is dead. Her clip reveals her having a touching moment with Jaime (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) as she relays her nightmare thoughts of her beautiful daughter's body decaying. The scene cuts off just as Jaime leans down to comfort his sister and mother of his children, but it's unlikely that Cersei will accept his consolations. She sent him to Dorne to rescue their daughter, not bring back a corpse. You had one job, Jaime. You had one job.

Game of Thrones premieres April 24 at 9/8c on HBO.