May 18, 2025 · Jon Snow and Ygritte eventually head to the other side of The Wall (but on negative terms), and Snow’s lover dies from an arrow to her gut. The scene is quite emotional as Jon Snow …

Sep 11, 2023 · Jon feels guilt for betraying Yrigtte and knew he killed her by opposing her mission. He looks to the feathers on the arrow to exonerate himself of the sense that he killed her, only to realize …

Ygritte is such a douche, throughout the season we've heard her point out how "Jon Snow know s nothing", but to think that it actually was the other way around.

Jul 19, 2024 · When Jon's uncle was about to kill her, Jon said he'd do it himself, but instead of waiting and see how he executed her, instead they left for no reason at all, Ygritte escaped and Jon couldn't …

Ygritte suggests that Jon desert and join Mance Rayder, the King-Beyond-the-Wall, but Jon refuses. Presuming that Qhorin had ordered him to kill her, Jon nevertheless lets Ygritte escape. [3]

Ygritte begs Jon to get it over with and awaits the stroke from his sword, but he hesitates and Ygritte seizes the opportunity to escape. Jon recaptures her, becoming isolated from his brothers in the …

Ygritte’s “You know nothing” is spoken in a moment of frustration as Jon reveals his ignorance of the Free Folk’s way of life. While Jon is trying to maintain a moral high ground, Ygritte sees him as …

He put her fate in Jon's hands, literally, because he didn't know who Jon was, and wanted to test his character and see what he would and would not do. And Jon told him by releasing Ygritte.

It’s the opening five minutes of the Game Of Thrones (2011–19) episode The Bear And The Maiden Fair when Ygritte (Rose Leslie) tells Jon Snow (Kit Harrington) “you know nothing, Jon Snow”.

Ygritte shoots Jon Snow not because she wants him dead… but because she finally realizes he was never truly hers. This moment shows exactly how love turns into pain when trust breaks.