Does Jon Snow go to live with the free folk?

“Jon Snow wasn’t going to “the wild” to live with the free folk. He was banished to the wall to be a part of the Nights Watch again. If he went to live with the free folk, treason. Death.

Does Jon Snow go to live with the wildlings?

Originally Answered: Did Jon Snow decide to live with the Wildlings in the end of Game of Thrones Series finale? Yes, basically. He was sent to the Wall because he had killed the new conquering queen, his lover. Setting him free would have started a war as would killing him.

Where does Jon Snow go with the wildlings?

After the Great War ended, Tormund (Kristofer Hivju) informed Jon that he and the remaining wildlings would head back home through Castle Black so that they could roam the wilderness as free folk once more.

Do Tyrion and Sansa get divorced?

They didn’t get a divorce. Their marriage ended in the films at least, when Sansa ran away and ended up marrying Ramsay. Her marriage to Tyrion could be easily put aside then because it wasn’t consummated. Besides, the High Septon who joined them was publicly humiliated and stripped of his post.

Why didn’t Jon Snow go to live with the wilds?

“Jon Snow wasn’t going to “the wild” to live with the free folk. He was banished to the wall to be a part of the Nights Watch again. If he went to live with the free folk, treason.

What happened to Jon Snow after the end of Game of Thrones?

After killing Dany in the throne room (RIP) Jon was arrested and taken prisoner. As punishment, he was banished to the Night’s Watch and the show ends with Jon as the Lord Commander once again.

Why is Jon Snow a Targaryen?

It was no accident that upon first joining the Night’s Watch, Jon Snow ended up in the service of Maester Aemon, who turned out to be a Targaryen who had renounced his claim to the Iron Throne, giving rise to the Mad King. Jon Snow did something similar by refusing to stake a claim above Daenerys’.

Why was Jon Snow saved from the Night King?

Jon was also rendered useless in the Battle of Winterfell, so ending the Night King was obviously not to be his fate either. Instead, it looks like Jon Snow was saved so he could do what he does best: kill.