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I'm not a book reader, so I'm curious.... In what way?
Since Jon is a warg, at least with his wolf, I think he is hinting around about Jon leaving his body and living on through his wolf.
I'm not a book reader, so I'm curious.... In what way?
Since Jon is a warg, at least with his wolf, I think he is hinting around about Jon leaving his body and living on through his wolf.
Yes.His wolf, Ghost, you mean?
Does Sansa kill herself? If not then how does she survive the leap from that high up?
Why did Arya go blind? Is it temporary? Does it mean her skills evolved to another level?
Yes.
One of the willing moved into his bird when his human body was killed on the show.
The book at one area talked about a human going into the animal body full time as well.
With bran they talked about on the show and book.
So could be that possibility but I don't think it happens in John's case.
It was said that the longer a person stayed in animal form that they would eventually turn into the animal not only in body but in mind.
Does Sansa kill herself? If not then how does she survive the leap from that high up?
Why did Arya go blind? Is it temporary? Does it mean her skills evolved to another level?
I think Martin has a sick sense of humor and just when you start to like somebody, he kills them off. He likes playing with fan's emotions. The Starks are well liked by fans and he kills them on a regular basis just to get a laugh.
Yes.
One of the willing moved into his bird when his human body was killed on the show.
The book at one area talked about a human going into the animal body full time as well.
With bran they talked about on the show and book.
So could be that possibility but I don't think it happens in John's case.
It was said that the longer a person stayed in animal form that they would eventually turn into the animal not only in body but in mind.
again, Jon isn't a Stark....or a Snow to be exact
At this point, speculation is that his mother was a Stark . Good enough for Martin to kill him. There are do many post that people act like they are sure what is happening next season. HBO is on their own now and Martin's books are not going to be used for a reference. Nobody has a clue what direction the story is going. The only thing we know at this point is Jon Snow is dead. They can go any direction from his death, but nobody knows what to expect.
It seems like you are the one who seems "sure" of what's happening. The discussion among many is just following clues, foreshadowing, basic conflict, & resolution guides that are essential elements in good storytelling. Coming up with theories, attempting to guess whats next... In other words being active participants, being engaged. Nothing "random" has happened in this show so far... It may seem so to you, but not others who may be following the dialog and visuals cues closely. Its okay to have a difference of opinion, feel that Jon Snow is dead, never coming back..."blah, blah, blah".... but you don't have to keep trying to convince us of your convictions, repeating over and over "He's dead, get over it"....... Its cool to disagree, we get where you're coming from..... As far as having "a clue", that's just what good artist leave is "a clue".... Now how you interpret it is up is up to the individual.......
"Belief is so often the death of reason."
-Qyburn