The latest episode of "Game of Thrones" showed Jon Snow's transition from being a bastard to becoming the true Lord Commander of the Night's Watch. Will this also mark his impending death as the series is closely catching up with the book? This article contains spoilers for "Game of Thrones." Read on for more details.
The HBO series, "Game of Thrones" is already catching up to George R.R. Martin's "A Dance With Dragons" with some fans believing that the show is already showing scenes from the "Winds of Winter."
In the latest episode of the show titled, "High Sparrow," Jon Snow was hailed as the Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, with some of his men raising their eyebrows and doubting his abilities as their leader. Jon shows that he is worthy of the title and position, as he orders to hang Janos Slynt for ignoring his orders and mocking his leadership.
According to Business Insider, Jon Snow's transition from being a boy to becoming the leader of the Night's Watch is one of the iconic scenes in "A Dance With Dragons." The outlet also noted the scene as one of the book readers' most favorite scenes of Jon Snow.
The outlet also cited that Jon Snow also seemed to become Sansa's hero, after beheading Janos, who held their father, Ned Stark during his execution in Season one. With Jon Snow's transition to becoming the rightful leader of the Night's Watch, also comes the question of his suspenseful death if the series follows the ending of the book.
According to Metro, "A Dance With Dragons" ended with Jon Snow stabbed to death by his men of the Night's Watch, which has left many fans wondering if Jon Snow will survive or not. Kit Harington, who plays Jon on the series, teased fans and told the outlet, "I can't tell you what happens in the series, in the books I know roughly what happens. I couldn't tell you if I'm involved in Winds of Winter."
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