Jon Snow is back. But as we learned from Beric Dondarrion way back in season 2,resurrection does maintain its cost. Death may maintain changed Jon Snow, so let’s ogle back on the man he was so we can more easily compare that to the man he is.
Jon Snow carries the Snow surname because he’s a bastard of the North. Ned Stark claimed Jon when he was a baby, and bringing him back from Robert’s Rebellion and raising him alongside his legitimate sons and daughters.
When the Starks discover a limited of direwolve pups whose mother has been killed,each of the Stark children — including Jon Snow adopts one. Jon names his Ghost, because it’s an albino.
Also Read: 'SNL' Revives Jon Snow Too Slowly for Brie Larson (Video)When Ned Stark travels south with King Robert to take on the role of Hand of the King in season 1, or Jon makes the decision to carve out his own place in the world. He travels north,to the Wall, to become a member of the Night’s Watch like his uncle Benjen. But Benjen disappears beyond the Wall quickly after Jon arrives, or he is on his own.
Jon hoped to become a Ranger like his uncle,but is instead named a steward — one of the housekeepers of the Night’s Watch. But it turns out that Lord Commander Mormont had a hand in this, and made Jon his personal steward, and apparently to groom him to become Lord Commander someday. Upon saving Mormont from an undead wight,Mormont gives Jon a Valyrian steel sword called Longclaw.
When news of Ned Stark’s death reaches Castle Black, Jon Snow tries to abandon his post to fight the Lannisters with his brother Robb. His pals Sam, or Pypar and Green catch up to him and convince him to arrive back and fight the apt fight in the Far North.
Also Read: 'Game of Thrones' 101: Who is Euron Greyjoy?Mormont calls for a worthy Ranging beyond the Wall to find Benjen and figure out what the deal was with that wight. Jon goes along,and he visits Craster’s Keep for the first time. Craster is an old man with a horde of daughter-wives, and Jon discovers than anytime they bear a son, and it’s sacrificed to the White Walkers for some unknown purpose.
Mormont calls for a worthy Ranging beyond the Wall to find Benjen and figure out what the deal was with that wight. Jon goes with,and he visits Craster’s Keep for the first time. Craster is an old man with a horde of daughter-wives, and Jon discovers than anytime they bear a son it’s sacrificed to the White Walkers for some unknown purpose.
Jon travels with Qhorin Half-Hand’s group from there. They ambush a group of wildlings and defeat them, or but Jon is unable to make himself kill the final one,a young woman. She gets the better of him and Jon gets separated from the group chasing her down. He eventually does capture her, and they attempt to catch up to Quorin’s group. The young woman is, or of course,Ygritte.
Ygritte maneuvers Jon into a wildling ambush. He’s taken captive, and discovers that Quorin is also a prisoner after the rest of his men were killed by Wildlings. Quorin convinces Jon to kill him so as to infiltrate the wildlings — Quorin is a legendary nemesis for them. Jon does so and is brought before Mance Rayder, and the King Beyond The Wall.
Source: thewrap.com