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Warning: Contains spoilers for Game of ThronesSeason 6.

LONDON -- Game of ThronesSeason 7 may still be Frivolous Lolahalf a year away, but it's officially time to start getting excited.

Why? Because we can now feast our eyes on the first actual footage from the new season. All two seconds worth of it.

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In a "Coming to HBO in 2017" trailer shared on Sunday evening, the network showcased a glimpse of different shows in store for next year.

Nestled in there at the 1:02 mark is approximately two glorious seconds worth of Season 7. It's crushingly short, but hey -- they were never going to give too much away at this early stage.

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During the fleeting glimpse we doget, though, we see...

Jon Snow looking miserable.

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Sansa looking badass.

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And, most importantly, Arya riding a horse.

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Do you know when the last time she rode a horse was?

Neither do we, but we're willing to bet it was back when she was cruising around Westeros with her fellow Starks.

When they were all still together as a family unit, in other words.

If this isn't a clear indication that Arya -- who is now back in Westeros and on top Frey-killing form -- will soon be reuniting with Sansa and Jon, then frankly we don't know what is.

You can watch the full sequence below.

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