Just pretend the show ended at the end of season 6 and everything after is non canon

Not everything need to be so connected.. if Jon beat the night king or be the king as he supposed to be because he’s the heir by right…. The whole story will be another Lord of the Ring or Star Wars or stories like those..

@@bangnapi2786what’s wrong with having the story similar to lotr or the original Star Wars they are good stories after all

@@vegetablegames3295 LOTR and Star Wars stories was build from start to have a ‘happy-heroic ending’, we knew GRR Martin wrote his will be very different especially after he beheaded Ned Stark then Robb and etc… so why spoil the fun by making Jon to be like Aragorn or Luke in the end.. if Jon be king or kill the night King, pretty sure fans will be compare it or say it will be a rip off of LOTR (Especially LOTR).. my only problem is not why Arya was the one who kill the Night King, but why Bran is so easyly chosen to be the king… maybe they should make 1 or 2 more seasons to build that stories if they want to make bran the king (to have enough reasons) and build Dany’s story how she became the mad queen like her father.. even thought the death of her dragons and Missandei are enough. In the end they made justice for the Starks as now they rule all the seven kingdoms (6 as winterfell become an independent)… even now Jon became the King beyond the wall, not officially but we all knew he already chosen by the freefolk.

@@bangnapi2786 That is the most ridiculous explanation i've ever seen. If a character in a story is introduced with a problem, you expect said character to solve that problem. That's how storytelling works. You expect me to accept that explanation as rational when the storytellers themselves have come forward and said they did it simply to subvert expectation? Nah son, Jon was done dirty the whole way through this story especially at the end and the simple explanation is that D&D are amateurs and cant do anything with GoT without source material. So don't try and make it seem like they intelligently crafted the story that way because that's bullshit. You know it and so does everyone else. If you liked that BS ending, congrats. You're part of the minority but myself and every other person that expected a great story were left with nothing but a letdown. That's the cold hard truth of it.

Just picked up on it as well. I haven’t seen these episodes in YEARS. I was so satisfied with hotd I hope season 2 is good as well

If I was jon I'd be Hella pissed if my uncle told me all that once I sold my life away thinking I had no other option

You are right that he would have no claim to the throne, and that is why Ned hadn't told him yet. But that doesn't mean he was safe from Robert. Robert wouldn't have cared if he was the former heir. He won the throne by right of conquest. But knowing Lyanna had a kid with Rhaegar means he would have stopped at nothing to kill that kid. Heir or not.

feminism.

@@pedro9553please explain lmao

That would have been sooooo predictable and cliché. I liked this version better. Jon Snow was a good leader in some ways, and in other ways not so much. He always felt weighted down by the responsibility that follows with being a leader. He would have ma,de a terrible king, all angsty, broody, and reluctant.

@@elisaa9981 I don't disagree, but I mean regardless majority seemed to feel the ended wasn't too great, which is why I even think about what an alternate ending could at least have people content. I don't think jons ending was bad but I mean it's quite tough for a good character, Aegon Targaryen, brought back from the dead, shoulda had more of a roar at different parts but they never gave it the weight it deserved.

@@pedro9553 Arya was really meant to kill the Night King, she was trained under the tutelage of the many faced gods.. Jon was meant to kill Daenerys

I love his scenes with Jon :)

Well he was a reminder of her husbands infidelity. Or so she thought. She did not know the truth.

And because of a lie.

In season 2 or 3 (can't remember specifics) but she does mention in a conversation with Robs wife that she does regret treating Jon that way.

She seemed bitter about everything

There is another one. Like him telling jon about leading or my personal favourite, "but you... Lord snow, you'll be fighting their battles forever"

Actually Robb is the oldest Stark, he is older than Jon with a few months. Catelyn had him while Edd was at War

The first to open its eyes...

Robb is older, but ok

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the arya scene is missing i think

Many scenes are missing

@@laricandoitbetteri came to say the exact same thing

When he tried to stab Thorne

When he was talking to Jaime before the big family dinner with the king is missing. Jaime was being an ass hat and poking fun at him.

Notice that

Only certain Targaryens are immune to fire, usually it takes having a dragon to be immune. Look at the tragedy at summerhall, multiple Targaryens died in a fire

That would have been cool but it would go against the lore established by GRRM (it's also mentioned in House of the Dragon)...once dragons are bound to one person, they can't be commanded by any other person. So even though Jon was a Targaryen, Drogon wouldn't take direction from him because he had already bonded with Daenerys

@@TheRAH14oh yeah breaking book canon, they would never do that. It wasnt established in the show, it would work very well

@@Serenhity yeah I know, but I'm a stickler for the dragon rules 😆

Jaeharys is worth taking out lmao lmao

All seven kingdoms would’ve known if he told Catelyn Stark of all people. Ned understood very well that the only way to keep a secret is to never tell anyone. His wife would be the worst person imaginable to tell, she’d have been scared for her family’s life and probably ratted Jon out to king Robert.

It also means being born illegitimate, which means your parents aren’t married

Life had other plans for us

She never abused him, she was indifferent to him and was angry at her husband for bringing the bastard home. She lives in a world where bastards can and have usurped the rights of their true born sons.

@@berserkhorimiya She was emotionally abusive, mentally abusive, and verbally abusive to him she got what she deserved.

@@tashajones3661 The only interaction that can construed as a verbal abuse was when bran lay dying, I would cut some slack to a grieving mother. Apart from that she seems indifferent for the most part, that's what GRRM himself stated btw. You shouldn't be applying our standards to westeros. What she deserved ? lmao, have you read the books or are you just interested in being edgy ? She and her son died in a horriffic massacre. You think Robb deserved to die as well ? Calm down edgelord.

An unpopular opinion. I respect it

Even though it's good she did contain herself, I hate how she treated him too. That type of treatment would hurt any child to some extent, even if they grow up to be reasonably well adjusted. Don't think she deserved that ending though :(