Also, now he finally got to have that reunion and belly rub with Ghost that he didn't get when he first said goodbye to his furry buddy! And hang out with Tormund, of course and go out beyond the wall with the Wildlings-which is the last we last see of him on the show. It's a bit of a bummer, especially since he's the last Targaryen, but it makes sense. He has to take the black (again) at the Wall-never marry, never have kids, and never see his family again (unless they come visit, as he explains to Arya). What does Jon Snow do instead of becoming king? Sending a criminal to the Night's Watch is often given as an alternative instead of being killed. He has the royal lineage, but he had betrayed his queen (being a king or a queenslayer is considered bad, even by the standards of this murdery show) so he could neither be set free nor killed, lest a war start over either option. Since Bran likely won't take a wife or have kids, this makes this new process of democratic selection easier. So Jon's blood doesn't matter in this new method of selection. Tyrion explained that in order to fully break the wheel, rulers must not originate from blood but from merit. The North, thanks to Sansa, will remain an independent kingdom. Who wins the Iron Throne in Game of Thrones?īy elected vote, Bran Stark (now known as Bran the Broken) is now King of the Iron Throne. Here's why Jon Snow is not the King of Westeros at the end of Game of Thrones. Since Jon already had the stronger claim to rule Westeros, you might assume this means that he steps into the role of King of the Seven Kingdoms, but you would be wrong.
In the Game of Thrones finale, Jon Snow has to make the toughest choice of his sad, sad life and kill his aunt/inexplicable love interest, Daenerys Targaryen after she goes full Mad Queen on everyone and torches King's Landing, killing hundreds of innocent civilians in the process.
This post contains spoilers for Game of Thrones' series finale.
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