Why did Jon say you don t understand?

Jon knows something else is going on,but he’s isn’t quite sure what. So “You don’t understand”,is partially because Jon himself is not consciously aware of why he understands in the first place.

What was the point of Beric?

Beric gave his life to protect Arya, and as Melisandre said to her shortly after Beric falls for the final time, that was his purpose: to give his life for the one who, we later discover, will defeat the Night King once and for all.

Did Arya stab Beric?

“I always knew he had a purpose — and as we saw, he finally found it. It was with Arya all along.” The scene, which features Beric getting stabbed several times as he blocks wights from chasing Arya and the Hound, looked painful…and it was. “Did you see how hard I was hitting all that scenery?” Dormer asked.

Why doesn’t Jon Snow end up being the Night King?

However, he has always been a reluctant leader, so his lack of ambition for that position is in keeping with his personality throughout the series. Jon was also rendered useless in the Battle of Winterfell, so ending the Night King was obviously not to be his fate either.

Will Jon Snow end up on the Iron Throne?

Ever since the long-standing “R+L=J” fan theory was confirmed, and Jon was revealed to be the son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark, it’s been speculated that he would end up on the Iron Throne – since, after all, he has a stronger claim than Daenerys.

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 isn’t Jon Snow a true Stark?

Little did he know, the real reason Jon Snow wasn’t a true Stark sibling was his secret parentage, not a moment of dishonor for Ned Stark, but even from the beginning, Jon Snow was willing to send himself into exile as a result of the stigma that surrounded his status.