Jon Snow helped Arya kill the king of the night

Kay, then you know how much Jon Snow was practically useless at Sunday's Game of Thrones ? As if no shadow was wanted, he did his best, but this always confused bae was spending his time struggling to ride dragons, not to sneak on the king of the night and hide behind a rock while an angry undead dragon was trying to kill. him. It was not great! And one of the most fun scenes of the episode involved Jon standing up and shouting against the ice dragon, just minutes from death. In fact, Jon would have died if Arya had not stabbed the king of the nights a few moments later, which had caused the ice dragon explosion.

The scene was remembered, as it was thought that Jon thought he had ended the Battle of Winterfell by screaming at a dragon. Which one, my friend? No. HOW-EV-ER, an eagle-eyed Game of Thrones fan, revisited the stage with headphones and realized that Jon was not really shouting at the dragon. He shouts "GOOO, GOOOO, GOOOOO" – probably for his little sister, who doubled him to kill the King of the Night. To quote u / Applesoapp:

"Jon shouted to the undead dragon to distract him so that Arya could pbad and kill King Night. The undead dragon was protecting Godswood's entrance. Look at him again, you can really hear him shout "GOOOOO – GO – GO". Ten seconds later, you can see a white walker's hair flying upward as Arya pbades the White Walkers group. Jon was ready to sacrifice himself again to kill the king of the night.

Okay, so if you look at the scene above, you can see that Jon really noticed something (Arya!) Around 00:28. And around 1:30, you can hear Jon start screaming – and that certainly looks like like "go for it". What I say: !!!!!

IDK about you, but I feel strangely emotional, knowing that Jon was sacrificing himself to give Arya a chance. And also savagely relieved, he did not start shouting at a dragon for no reason.