Does Jon Snow exist in the books?
Does Jon Snow exist in the books?
While the books have not reached the same point as the show, yes, Jon is also a Targaryen in the books. That is to say, he's a Targaryen on the show because he's a Targaryen in the books as well — that's where the show got that particular plot development.
Is Jon Snow the Azor Ahai?
Jon Snow Became Azor Ahai in the Finale and 'Game of Thrones' Fans Didn't Notice. ... Following his defeat at the hands of the Boltons, she quickly changes her mind and indicates that Jon Snow is actually Azor Ahai since he was resurrected by the Lord of the Light.
Who was supposed to be Azor Ahai in Game of Thrones?
- Long before Melisandre declared Stannis Baratheon to be Azor Ahai reborn, the Prince That Was Promised, there was another person who many believed to be the prophesied savior - Rhaegar Targaryen. Of course, Rhaegar dies before Game of Thrones ' story even begins, which makes him appear to be an unlikely savior.
Who is Jon Snow in Game of Thrones?
- Game of Thrones Theory: Jon Snow Isn't Azor Ahai - He's Lightbringer. One of the most popular theories in Game of Thrones suggests that Jon Snow is the reincarnation of a legendary hero, Azor Ahai.
Why did Azor Ahai make the Lightbringer sword?
- However, the forging of Lightbringer was an ordeal, and fitting with its mythic stature, a great sacrifice was necessary in order to create the sword. As the legends goes, after being chosen as R'hollr's champion, Azor Ahai had to forge a mighty sword.
