Did Jon Snow get a happy ending?

2 Happy Ending: Jon Snow After killing his aunt and lover Daenerys, Jon is exiled to the Night’s Watch and is last seen leading the wildlings beyond the Wall. However, Jon was happiest whilst with the wildlings and never wanted the throne, so his endgame suited him well.

Is Jon happy in the north?

The 33-year-old actor added Jon heading back to the north at the end of the series gave him closure. Jon is always happiest… it’s like when Tormund (Kristofer Hivju) says to him, ‘You’re of the north’. It’s right. He belongs north of the wall,” Harington said in a video chat to a Twitter user.

Did Jon Snow get what he deserves in the end?

And, maybe, Jon Snow got exactly what he deserved in the end. Jon didn’t ever want to be king. He never appeared to have any dreams beyond stopping the undead threat marching from the North. And thanks to his rallying of the Wildlings and teaming up with Dany, he did exactly that.

Why was Jon Snow saved from the Night King?

Jon was also rendered useless in the Battle of Winterfell, so ending the Night King was obviously not to be his fate either. Instead, it looks like Jon Snow was saved so he could do what he does best: kill.

Is Jon Snow going to have a happy ending on ‘Game of Thrones?

North of the Wall, Jon can live freely as he did years ago with Tormund and Ygritte (Rose Leslie). He is also seemingly going to be a de facto leader. Is This a Happy Ending for Jon Snow? Emphatically yes! We’re not just projecting a sliver of a smile on Jon’s face as he rides onwards into the wilderness.

Why is Jon Snow a Targaryen?

It was no accident that upon first joining the Night’s Watch, Jon Snow ended up in the service of Maester Aemon, who turned out to be a Targaryen who had renounced his claim to the Iron Throne, giving rise to the Mad King. Jon Snow did something similar by refusing to stake a claim above Daenerys’.

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