Jon Snow is spared by Mance Rayder, the King-Beyond-the-Wall, and the youth begins sleeping with a wildling, Ygritte. Chett conspires against Lord Commander Mormont at the Fist. An army of wights overwhelm the Watch in the fight at the Fist, and the survivors retreat to Craster's Keep. Wights are the undead; corpses reanimated by the White Walkers to serve as their army of foot soldiers. Wights can be both dead humans and dead animals; White Walkers ride undead horses into battle, and Jon Snow's company battled a bear turned into a Wight in "Beyond the Wall." Once turned into a Wight, the undead body shows no sign of rot or 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. King-Beyond-the-Wall, [1] [2] or King-beyond-the-Wall, [3] or King Beyond the Wall, [4] is the title given to a person who has united the many tribes of free folk (or wildlings) who dwell beyond the Wall. Despite its name, the title is not a hereditary or absolute position. It is not a position of any authority except that of the person who can
Jon Snow becomes the new King Beyond the Wall. Jon Snow heads beyond the Wall with the Wildlings at the end of Game of Thrones, and theories about his spinoff suggest he’ll become their new king
Jon. The icy chill was as intense as he’d ever felt it as he stood atop the Wall and watched the last of his people file through the gate. Well, the people that he had brought with him at least. He had overseen the first few hundred cross to the southern side before he withdrew to watch from above, the Watch was no longer a threat to them.
Jon Snow leaves for beyond the wall in order to catch a sample death eater for the Lannisters. This was obviously a great idea, otherwise, the Lannister army would have never joined for the Battle
If anything, they will probably make Rickon King, but have Sansa and Jon as warden in Lady of the North working with him until he's of age. Then Rickon will likely die in the long night, Jon will eventually end up exiled and become king beyond the Wall, thus King in the real North while Sansa becomes queen of the North. From here, we see him head beyond the wall with Wildlings into an endless forest. Where is Jon Snow going and does he become one of the Wildlings? The answer to that is deliberately left for the

Qhorin orders Jon to yield if they are caught, in order to act as a spy. Rattleshirt's band catches up with them, and a spearwife shows them Ebben's head. When Jon yields as previously ordered, Ygritte vouches for him. Rattleshirt tells Jon to prove his sincerity by killing Qhorin, and the Halfhand immediately attacks the younger man.

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After the battle beneath the Wall, King Stannis Baratheon takes up residence in the King's Tower at Castle Black and the Night's Watch holds a choosing to pick the next Lord Commander of the Night's Watch. Sam offers Jon Snow's name to Ser Denys Mallister, reminding him that Jon had been trusted by Jeor.

In the novels, and also explained in the animated Blu-ray featurettes from past seasons, the original character known as "the Night's King" was the 13th Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, who lived not long after the Wall was constructed 8,000 years ago (for comparison, Jon Snow is the 998th Lord Commander). According to legend, he was
Jon snow make his own way in life. So, i reread some of the asoiaf. This scene in particular: Once he swore his vow, the Wall would be his home until he was old as Maester Aemon. “I have not sworn yet,” he muttered. He was no outlaw, bound to take the black or pay the penalty for his crimes. He had come here freely, and he might leave
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