King Stannis nodded so that Snow would take a step forward, and he announced he would fight for Jon Stark’s claim to the North, as he was its rightful ruler. We all looked down in disappointment, some cursed in anger, and some cheered, hoping to leave cold and grim Castle Black the next morning and ride as south as they could with the King Whereas much the rest of Game of Thrones season 7 has coalesced into Jon Snow trying to convince Daenerys, and now Cersei, into believing the dead are coming for us all, and how the two queens Jon decides to go beyond the Wall and try to kill Mance, hoping to end the war. He meets Mance in his tent and pretends to negotiate, but Mance sees through his ruse. Jon was transported from King’s Landing to the Wall by two members of the Night’s Watch, whose numbers are minuscule after many died fighting at the Battle of Winterfell. Jon Snow (Kit Harington) cheated death once. The 998th Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch sustained a knife to the heart in Game of Thrones ‘ fifth-season finale, only to return two episodes Jon isn’t Frodo in this story, he’s Aragorn. I think he’ll end up as King in his father’s seat but he won’t follow his father’s house’s values and ideals. Instead he’ll be bringing the Starks’s and bring in a new age for Westeros. Jon becoming king is hinted at multiple times in the books and it just to stop at King in the 2beQv1C. The new series may likely center around Jon becoming the new "King Beyond the Wall" and its associated adventures. The true North was where he was happiest. It would be interesting if Drogon made an appearance but realistically, I think the North would be the last place he would want to go. Game of Thrones recap: Season 7, episode 6, Beyond the Wall, saw Viserion, one of Dany's dragons die, before the Night King resurrected it as an ice dragon. from Jon Snow. She also got to see Beyond the Wall: Jon Snow runs like mad from the wights. He's a great action-scene runner, almost Tom Cruise-level. He's a great action-scene runner, almost Tom Cruise-level. Bran Stark was crowned King of the Six Kingdoms. Sansa Stark was Queen in the North. Arya Stark set sail to discover what's west of Westeros. Jon Snow went beyond the Wall, exiled and (most likely) set to live among the Free Folk for the rest of his days. The shots we see of Jon Snow at the Wall in S08E06 is at Castle Black, where Tormund told Jon Snow he would take the wildlings back to once the winter storms passed, in S08E04. As many you asked, is Jon Snow King Beyond the Wall? In his final scene, Jon led the Free Folk north, back into the snow-covered lands beyond the Wall. Music soars as Jon, Ghost and Tormund are seen walking out of the gate headed beyond the Wall. And so, the last scene of the last episode of Game of Thrones shows Jon looking around him at the

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