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GoT - Is Over, Post Your Drogon Sightings
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Cad
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Stupid because we know from the production spy shots that he's alive and in Stark gear. He's not a wight or a corpse, he did die, and he was rezzed. Only possibility is Melisandre.
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Anyone who was paying attention sussed that out from Dance anyway. It would've been more of a troll if he stayed dead with how heavily his resurrection was broadcasted.
At this point, I fully expect HBO to just say "fuck it" and plow way ahead of the books. Martin has already given them permission to do so, and they have his notes on how he wants the story to unfold. When (if) the final books are released, they may be slightly different than the direction HBO takes the story, but what choice do they have? You can't keep fans of the most popular show on TV on hiatus for three or four years while the fat man finishes a book that should've been finished several years ago. It's a business, and HBO has a very captive audience.
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Well, he's dead. Until the first episode in which he isn't anymore, that is.
Kit is signed for three more seasons of GOT. Unless HBO is paying him to sit on his ass at home, I seriously doubt he's dead.
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Note that
He'd be Jon Targaryen, since that's the father. Can't inherit your mother's name. But he's still a bastard, so nope; Snow it is.
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There could've been a secret wedding. Dragons have been known to take many wives.
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Mechanics-wise, we know Jon is outfitted in Stark gear in the season. So he's not just alive, he's Jon Stark. Who could make him so? Stannis could have, but he's dead. Who would be the Stark lord now? Bran? Unlikely Bran will ever leave the place he's in. I don't see the Lannister king legitimizing Jon Snow.
So who makes Jon a Stark? Or am I assuming too much by thinking because he's leading the Stark armies that he's a Stark.
So who makes Jon a Stark? Or am I assuming too much by thinking because he's leading the Stark armies that he's a Stark.
