So if I'm understanding this right, Tyrion pulled one over on the retard Grey Worm and said that Jon will be exiled to the Night's Watch, but since there is no Night's Watch anymore, he becomes King beyond the Wall and just fucks bitches and drinks all day since there isn't any threat in the far North?
If this is what they intended its not a bad ending but I wish they would have explained it a bit better.
based but not redpilled.
One of the main goals of the Night's Watch during the 8000 or so years between long nights was to deal with the wildlings, and Jon is the best man for the job since he's bros with Tormund
And even if the Night King is defeated, he was created by a god, the opposite side of the coin to the god that Melisandre worships, the same one that appeared when Varys' cock was thrown in a fire, that god is still around and could make another threat
Didn't you see all his hoes w/ him?
I think its what D&D intended but a nice little conversation between Tyrion and Jon explaining that since there is no threat he will just live out his life pretty normally.
so him leaving with all the wildlings wasn't enough did you need a voice over saying and Jon didn't really join the night's watch he went on to live happily ever after beyond the wall
You mean all the wildling toddlers? I bet he fucks them pretty hard haha
well they are the same height as him
Jon never wanted to rule, nor really to serve. He is now a free man. He got a good ending, desu.
Top kek
Could have just taken all the Wildlings and made them citizens of the North since most of the land is vacant after the Nightking killed everyone anyway.
How does Greyworm even know what the Nightwatch is supposed to be ?
Greyworm and his men left to aids island. What's stopping Jon from just coming back home? No one would argue it. He's probably more free now than ever I guess so he wouldn't care to return south.
that's the con
>fucks bitches
Ygrrite was the most beautiful among the wildlings and she's still ugly af
Who would want to stay as subjects to Salsa? They would rather go freeze to death in the north
He admired the Kingslayer and so he became one
I like how easy it was to tell Greyworm to just fuck off at the end. He lived an entire life as a slave and then following Dany unquestioning, so it makes sense that after Dany dies they lose all purpose and organization. Accidentally good writing by D+D.
Someone didn't read the books
Well he married her irl so we know what his type is huh. Heheh.
Why not just call Jon back once the Unsullied fuck off? It's not like they'll ever know or be able to do anything about it.
>muh books
100% irrelevant for the conversation
>What's stopping Jon from just coming back home
10/10 cuties.
No. He was supposed to join the Night's Watch but he decided to take Tormund up on his earlier offer to join him and go beyond The Wall instead. There wasn't any Night's Watch left for him to be a part of, but Tyrion assumed it would be built back up again because Westeros needs a place to ship its undesirables off to.
He hasn't become King Beyond The Wall. Anyone who thinks that hasn't been paying attention. He constantly insists that he doesn't want power and just keeps getting that responsibility forced on him by those around him. The reason he's gone Beyond The Wall is probably to be in a place where there are no kings and he doesn't have to deal with all that shit anymore.