Game of Thrones' Season 5 finale: Alfie Allen shares his hopes for Theon 

\'Game of Thrones\' Season 5 finale: Alfie Allen shares his hopes for Theon

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There is only one episode left for Theon Greyjoy (Alfie Allen) to stand up to his master Ramsay (Iwan Rheon) and help save Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) in "Game of Thrones" Season 5. If Theon can ditch his Reek identity, it means huge changes are in store for a character who has been a victim of torture and abuse since Season 3.

For Allen, he hopes there\'s happiness -- or at least less darkness -- ahead for his character.

"There\'s been so many dark moments and so many massive changes in this character\'s storyline, and now Sansa and Theon\'s have joined," he tells Zap2it. "There\'s hopefully going to be dark, dark, dark pieces and maybe light at the end of the tunnel in some sort of \'Game of Thrones\'-y way. We\'ve just got to wait and see."

Season 6 will start filming over the summer, and Allen says he\'s as in the dark as fans as to what comes next for his character -- if he even survives this season, of course. "Whatever is going to happen afterwards, I\'m just waiting to find out," he says. "I\'m just as excited as anyone. For all I know, I could be dead [

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Theon has had a rough go of "Game of Thrones," which means if he does live through the finale (no sure thing for any character on the show) he is due for some better days. Allen has one main hope for his character\'s future: Redemption.

"I think prior to going into the torture with Ramsay, he was kind of on the road to atoning -- or not really atoning for his mistakes, but at least coming to terms with them and realizing that he\'s gone down the wrong route and the wrong path and his family had turned his head," Allen says. "Me as a person, I would like to see some sort of redemption -- and maybe for him to stop being so hard on himself the whole time. Maybe he can build himself back up a bit; that would be interesting. But I really have no idea."

"Game of Thrones\'" Season 5 finale airs Sunday, June 14 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on HBO.

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