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Jon Snow is not dead here is why there are multiple prophecy that directly involve him. not to mention he h already negotiated his contract for S7


"Last year, The Hollywood Reporter covered the fact thatseveral GoT stars renegotiated their contracts for Season 7, and among those actors were Kit Harington, Peter Dinklage, Emilia Clarke, Lena Headey, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Maisie Williams, Sophie Turner, and Natalie Dormer."
1.Jon Snow can’t die — I mean, he’s obviously destined to be one of the three dragon riders, right? The dragon riders theory is perhaps the most popular theory in the entire ASOIAF fandom (besides the all-but-proven R + L = J theory, of course): Based off of Daenerys’ multiple visions in the trippy House of the Undying, many believe that the series will end with Dany riding off on Drogon, flanked by two as-of-yet-undecided riders on Viserion and Rhaegal.

Of course, it would make sense if the extra two dragon riders were Targaryens — and as things stand now, Jon and Tyrion seem the most likely candidates. After all, they were both name-checked as major players by Martin, and they’re both rumored to have secret Targaryen parents (for Tyrion, some believe that Aerys Targaryen had a likely non-consensual relationship with Joanna Lannister — which would certainly help explain why Tywin always hated him so gosh-darn much, and for Jon, see the aforementioned R + L = J theory). Though A Song of Ice and Fire ending with three of our favorite characters riding off onto the sunset on majestic dragons really might be too much to ask for from the trigger-happy, tragedy-loving Martin, wouldn’t it?

2.“Game of Thrones” tends to shy away from the talk of prophecy and destiny that’s so heavily emphasized in the books, so much so that we have heard very little about Azor Ahai, a legendary hero in Westeros folklore. According to the stories, Azor Ahai fought during a great period of darkness and saved mankind, at the expense of the woman he loved. It is believed by many that Azor Ahai will be reborn, with Melisandre telling Jon:
“When the red star bleeds and the darkness gathers, Azor Ahai shall be born again amidst smoke and salt to wake dragons out of stone.”

Melisandre believes that Stannis fulfills this prophecy, but what if it’s Jon? The prose George R.R. Martin uses in Jon’s “death” scene fulfills literal conditions of the prophecy; Wun Wun tears apart a man with a red star sigil, the Night’s Watch traitors represent the darkness, Jon’s wounds are described as “smoking,” and the salt is represented in one of his betrayer’s tears.

3.As Vanity Fair GoT expert Joanna Robinson was quick to point out, the title of the new episode, “Mother’s Mercy” seems like a pretty pointed nod towards the Lady Stoneheart plotline we’ve been waiting for since last year. She argues that showrunners Benioff and Weiss may have delayed Lady Stoneheart’s deployment so as to introduce her at the same time as a Beric Dondarrion-resurrected Jon Snow.

[@Stoned]

niggas be taking this shit way too seriously doe

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who

[$Merk]

Bad show l0l

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My boy Ramsey doing work though.

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- confused nigga

[Jordai]

i dont watch dat doe.

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Stoned, on 15 June 2015 - 07:22 PM, said:

niggas be taking this shit way too seriously doe

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who the fuck is jon snow

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