Game of Thrones is packed with historical elements inspired by real-life events. The infamous Battle of the Bastards is one ...

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As a fan favorite with an emotional connection to Jon Snow, many are wondering whether Wun Wun will survive the Battle of the Bastards.After all, he’s a minor character on Game of Thrones and ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Jon Snow has had quite an interesting few months. He was resurrected from the dead, reunited with Sansa, and was at the center of a very bloody "Battle of the Bastards.

Jon Snow's (Kit Harington ... Yet, Ghost was nowhere to be found on this week's bloody episode, "Battle of the Bastards." So why did Jon's best friend not make it to the battlefield?

Will he feel the cold steel of Jon Snow's blade during the Battle of the Bastards? Given the immense fan hatred for the sadistic character, it would certainly be applauded.

Dubbed "R+L=J," the theory involves Ned Stark's bastard son, Jon Snow, and might hint towards a bright future for the boy. Here's a look at the concept and some evidence from the show supporting it.

Jon Snow is a key character from Game of Thrones. The bastard son of Ned Stark was part of the Night’s Watch before being stabbed to death in season five. He is brought back to life in season six.

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