As Thorne reveals his treachery and wins over the Night's Watch with his reasons, the loyalists prepare to fight to the death, hoping to take Thorne with them, but Davos reminds them of the wildlings and sends Edd to find Tormund. They rush into the courtyard and find Jon's body, and take it to his quarters, where Edd immediately realizes from the stab wounds that Thorne was responsible. Shortly afterward, Davos, Eddison Tollett, and numerous of Jon's loyal brothers are alerted to the murder by Ghost's whimpering. Īlliser Thorne and the mutineers are arrested by Jon's loyalists. Divide of the Night's WatchĪlliser Thorne: " You fucking traitor!" Eddison Tollett: " The only traitors here are the ones who shoved their knives into their Lord Commander's heart." - Eddison Tollett stands up against Alliser Thorne. After a tense moment, Olly stabs Jon in the heart and also says, "For the Watch." Jon falls to the ground and his fellow black brothers walk away, leaving him to bleed out and die.
As Jon falls to his knees, he is approached by Olly.
Jon is surrounded by numerous black brothers, led by Alliser Thorne, Bowen Marsh and Othell Yarwyck, each of whom stabs him in the abdomen while uttering "For the Watch". Jon goes outside to see, only to be shown a sign with the word "Traitor" on it. His personal steward, Olly, bursts into his quarters and announces that they have captured some wildlings with information on his uncle, former First Ranger Benjen Stark who has been missing since Jon first joined the Watch. Shortly after Jon and Davos Seaworth receive news from Lady Melisandre of Stannis Baratheon's devastating defeat at the hands of the army of House Bolton, Jon is left pondering in his quarters what to do next.
Jon Snow dies after being stabbed multiple times by his own men. Says he knows your Uncle Benjen, says he's still alive." ―Olly lures Jon into the mutineers' trap. " Lord Commander, it's one of the wildlings you brought back. With the massacre at Hardhome, Jon is only able to save a few thousand wildlings, and letting them through Castle Black earns him the contempt of most of the Night's Watch, who lack the same foresight as Jon and see this as both a surrender to their traditional enemies and a betrayal to the Watch. With the coming threat of the White Walkers and their army of undead wights, Jon proposes making peace with the wildlings, allowing the wildlings to pass through the Wall and settle in the Seven Kingdoms, in order to have the manpower to fight the imminent White Walker invasion and to keep them from falling into the hands of the White Walkers. Having spent time with the wildlings as part of an intelligence mission, Jon grows to sympathize with the wildlings and realizes that since both the Night's Watch and the wildlings are Northerners descended from the First Men, the wildlings have as much right to live in Westeros as the rest of the Seven Kingdoms, as they are Northerners who were merely on the wrong side of the Wall when it was first built. įollowing the Battle of Castle Black, Jon Snow is elected the new Lord Commander of the Night's Watch. " Lord Commander, it is my duty to tell you I believe this mission to be reckless, foolhardy and an insult to all the brothers who have died fighting the wildlings." ―Alliser Thorne denounces Jon's decision to save the wildlings.
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