Game of Thrones Season 8: New Fan Theory Awards Snow to Jon Snow's Night King Battle Scene

WARNING: Spoilers for Game of thrones season 8

Game of thrones Fans went wild over Arya Stark's heroic moment at the Battle of Winterfell, where she killed the king of the night with the Valyrian steel dagger. Drake even shouted at him by accepting a Billboard Music Award.

However, it seems that some fans can not really believe that Arya would have been able to achieve such a feat, even if it had been announced throughout season 3.

The Reddit users instead tried to give credit to Jon Snow, arguing that his screaming match with the vicious dragon was enough distraction for Arya to pbad through Godswood and attack King Night.

As AppleSoapp writes:[Jon screamed] to the undead dragon to distract him so that Arya can run and kill the Night King. The undead dragon was protecting Godswood's entrance. Look at him again, you can really hear him shout "GOOOOO – GO – GO.

10 seconds later, the scene shows the hair of a white walker who flies away when Arya pbades in front of the group of white walkers. Jon was ready to sacrifice himself again to kill the king of the night.

However, many people claim that it is clear that Jon's scream is pure frustration, accepting that he has no way to defeat that dragon and, moreover, Arya's years of training have given the skills needed to do the job.

Butie Williams, who plays Arya, had already confessed that she was worried about the reaction of the fans at the big moment of Arya.

"It was incredibly exciting," she said, adding, "But I immediately thought everyone would hate him; Arya does not deserve it. The most difficult thing in a series is to create a villain so impossible to defeat and defeat him. "

She continued, "It must be done intelligently, otherwise people are like," Well, [the villain] It could not have been so bad when a 100-pound girl comes in and stabs him. 'It must be cool. And then, I said to my boyfriend and he said to me, "Mmm, should I be Jon, but really, should not he?"