(GoT) Jon Snow || Love Is The Death Of Duty 

Jaime please

LittleFinger - VideoEditor Arya Stark The Hero of Winterfell

Cersei.

Stannis baretheon please

I think Podrick deserves one 😜

Nope

@@joseblanco3929 what do you mean nope?

@@soytube1151 his heart is breaken

And this is exactly the point that all of people who freak out about him never being king are missing…

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the greatest hero i have seen on tv.

No one expects Jon to take the Black because Arya killed the Night King. The Black holds many castles that now belong to him and the Wildings are the people of the far north. Sansa will grant him these lands and he will be King of the true north. I think Bran will eventually have him elected king of the six kingdoms once he learns to rule both northern kingdoms when Sansa sees he is ready. And when the other lords who know who he is thanks to Varys see that he is not mad, they will support Bran's decision.

debra jenkins only problem is that D&D murdered Varys

You must have missed the vow scene in season 1

debra jenkins - That would be awesome, but I believe Jon is where he was always meant to be. The North and Castle Black is his home. I think he will serve as Lord Commander of The Watch and range beyond The Wall protecting The Free Folk and everyone else in Westeros. He is the shield that guards the realms of men!😜🐺⚔️🐺#LONGCLAWISBLACKFYRE#

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the north fire??

Son of Ice and Fire

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Well said

Jon freaken snow the true hero!!!

He will grieve but he knows how to overcome loss. It is a Stark trait. He will find a new love and create a great house in the far north. The Black is no more but he has their lands and castles. They sent him north for his protection

Except that he didn't chose it

The wagon

Rishikesh Aroor The wolf with dragons blood

i mean he is half wolf

Immobile season 8 ruined it, he just turned into some simp

Jaime: hold my beer

@@oathkeeper2714 Theon 👀

Me too hombre

I think he was more Rhaegar than people think.

@@reyne2878 except jon was never the 'wife-abandoning, 14yo-fucking arsehole' ratgar was so i'd say he's waay more ned than his cunt of a birth father

@@reyne2878 Rhaegar chose love over duty.... That led to rebellion.... And the fall of Targaryens

Aye.... maybe that's enough..

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Thanks

Rules are made to be broken

To unite the people to fight their common enemy

1) The point of him being a Targaryen was to draw a wedge between him and Dany and highlight Dany's paranoia and hypocrisy (If she is all about restoring the Targaryen dynasty, shouldn't the be HAPPY she found another Targ and gladly hand over the throne if his claim is stronger?). 2) The point of coming back to life was to be Azor Ahai, which he did become when he stabbed Dany, killing his love (Dany) to rid the world of evil (also Dany). 3) And what was the point of the NW before the start of the show? To play cops and robbers with the Wildlings? The NK and the White Walkers were legend by this time and the Wildlings were never a real threat to anyone south of Molestown. The true purpose of the NW was the same as ever, as a form of exile and prison. Finally, why should doing the right thing be cognizant of how much of a reward you will receive?

As bad as the ending one was, the one gem was that he essentially became King of the North Beyond the Wall.

My beliefs too! Have not found any video reflecting that though, have you? I think we were falsely misled to believe that Jons destiny was to defeating the NK, but the NK was after Bran all along, could not give a shit about Jon. He did stabbed Dany in the heart and you know 'Prophesy is a dangerous thing, I believe you have apart of it and so does another'. The last 3 episode was meant to be seen as one. To me it makes sense that he was The Prince that was promised to bring the dawn, Azor Ahai and Dany was Nissa Nissa. Perhaps, maybe? I don't think Jons character was as wasted as people think (plus he ended up where he wanted to be), just not explain and left us guessing. Come on books!

I still can’t decide wether he choose love over duty or duty over love. He gave his word and pledged his honor to serve Daenerys before he was her lover and intended to honor his word after he stopped being her lover. Killing Daenerys and becoming Kingslayer and Kinslayer in one thrust was definitely not the honorable thing to do. He broke his vow to her. He broke her trust in his word. The question is why? What was the final motivation? He seemed to imply that the people should submit to Daenerys will as she was their Queen. He implied that he was okay if Daenerys decided killing him was the way to go. It was only when Tyrion pointed out that his sisters, particularly Sansa wouldn’t kneel to Daenerys that he even hesitated at the door. He asked Daenerys about Mercy, he asked her, what about people who disagreed with her vision. Then standing in the ashes of her throne room which she destroyed. In a city of dead women and children which she incinerated she asked him to trust her vision because she knew what was right. Did he do his duty to the Kingdom and slay his love. Or did he betray his duty to save his family. The parallel with Ned, was betrayal of duty to save his family and his daughters in particular. He betrayed his duty to Robert and the realm to protect them. In the past Jon had chosen duty over love. (Unlike Rob). He chose the Nights Watch for a start. He chose the Nights Watch over Ygritte. So was this the time he chose love over duty. Family over honor. Like Ned. Despite what Sansa said about being Smarter than Ned. Or did he choose duty to the realm over his love for Daenerys? I have a hard time believing this as he’d rejected her several times already once he found out she was his Aunt. His defense of Daenerys to Tyrion was firmly routed in his duty to her as the Queen he’d chosen. I think Aemon had the right of it. Love is the death of duty. It was for Ned. It was for Rob. And ultimately i think it was for Jon. If the message was supposed to be duty is the death of love then they should have had Jon reconcile himself with being nephew and lover - after the Tygaryen fashion before the final Throne room scene. I guess the only way to know for sure will be to read the books. - unless George rights that scene from Daenerys’ view point.

The books will end the same but with more involved and explained characters. Bran was always going to be King he was chosen a thousand years ago; everything and everyone where exactly where and what they where supposed to be.. Bran knew what he was doing he saw and see;s everything. Jon went to the place he wished to be and is much safer there. The only thing the show did was rush things a little at the end but the ending was agreed by GRRM and D&D. @@Annicaha

@@theviralvloggers794 Exactly. The books will have dialogs and hopefully we won't have to speculate about the "meat" we might have missed with the show. Brans ending was in the very first pilot. A raven was the first to land on the thrown and the last on it. F..k the thrown even turned into a raven. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hhqRmcsWqac.html That's a bit of a head-slapper, they've told us from the start. For reals.

Tj Friedgen Nice metaphor. Yes I do believe this works with the kind of symbolism GRRM likes

@@tsmith8082 Definitely in the books as well. If you reread the first book they explain it. In the show rob looks a lot more like ned in the books he looks nothing like him. He has red hair and a joyous constitution. That's one of the reasons why Arya and Jon are so close. Arya has wolf blood, and even Ned exclaims at how much she reminds him of Lyanna.

"Did you ever wonder why the men of the Night's Watch take no wives and father no children?" Maester Aemon asks Jon. "So they will not love. Love is the death of duty." Jon remembered it because it meant so much to him. At the time he was torn between leaving the Night's Watch to help Robb. The choice Jon makes between his brother and his honor will haunt him for the rest of his life. Now, he is torn once again between doing his duty (protecting Westeros) or following his heart and staying with the woman he loves. Jon doesn't think about killing Dany until Tyrion mentions his "sisters" would not be safe. The biggest and hardest decision Jon had to make was one that he had made a thousands times before. By killing Dany, Jon has to give up on love to do his duty to the Kingdom but he also must ignore his duty to his Queen to protect his family. Tyrion turned Aemon's statement around, saying "duty is the death of love." You cannot have both. Love and duty has been a core theme throughout Game of Thrones.

Dude I was taking a sip when I read this and I realized what you were saying and choked on my drink... that’s crazy. Still hate the ending tho 😂

@@land0n592 We all hated the ended because it took Martin years to build character arcs and D&D destroyed them in 90 minutes. It's a shame

@@lisas3545 Yes it was rushed in the last few seasons but I still like the ending. I don't think D&D destroyed the series (we need to be more mature and not behave like little children) and without them we wouldn't have the TV adaptation and without them not many people would be aware of the books (tv shows/movie adaptations are unfortunately more well known then the books themselves).

@@jurassicpark1fan920 I do not agree that people are being immature or behaving like children. Keep in mind that millions of people invested a lot of their time and money to watch this show and the least D&D could have done is give everyone a ending that made sense, that was believable. The main characters became the secondary characters. The foreshadowing was not to tease us but to deceive us. No one wants shock and awe in the end. We want a story that makes sense and one we can be satisfied with. They should have known taking a iconic character like Dany and turning her mad in episode 5 is cheating everyone. By the end, I couldn't stand the Starks or Tyrion. I felt more sorry for Drogon than I did Jon or Dany -that's how detached I was. I felt some pity for evil Cersei, while questioning Jamie's character arc. And Bran..I mean, WTH??!!

same here

I think his and aryas endings were the only kinda good ones. Jon never wanted to be king, thats why he joined the nights watch to beginn with. And now he can live out his days with his true friends in the north knowing that he kept his oath to protect the realm. Thats where he wants to be/ is supposte to be

ImL1nn0 i don't think he would have been at peace after he did

Montse Ulloa Yeah, I think him going north is more of a symbol of him accepting that the world is beyond repair and he’s just going north to grow old with his stories, like Maester Aemon Targaryen before him.

@@montseulloa9969 They showed the flower emerging from the snow to let us know he is no longer just Ned Starks bastard, he is a hero but he needs to lay low until the Dothraki, Unsullied< and Dany loyalists calm down and see that he is.. John will heal in the north and learn that he can rule and has been since the start. The coin did not flip badly on him. Remember, the Black is gone but their land and castles are his now. Bran and Sansa will see to it. And he will find love in the north again

@@montseulloa9969 atleast the people in the seven kingdom feel safe from a queen who always say 'Dracarys'.

Bran, Sansa, and Tyrion played the game like a boss

He will do fine