Fans of the beloved 'Game of Thrones' character Jon Snow still refuse to believe that Ned Stark's bastard is indeed dead and gone from the hit HBO series.
Most of the disbelief stems from the show's lengthy buildup on Jon Snow's storyline, from teasing about his mother's identity to the character finding a greater purpose by being named Lord Commander of the Night's Watch.
Could Jon Snow's story really be over before the world finds out about his true lineage?
'Game of Thrones' fan Emri has just uploaded a beautiful tribute to Jon Snow on Youtube. 'Let The Man Be Born' presents a supercut of scenes featuring Jon Snow, from the time he is introduced as a boy in Winterfell to his transfer to Castle Black and even his meeting with his beloved Ygritte.
It also shows how the Bastard of Winterfell grew from an insecure young boy into the confident young Lord Commander, with Maester Aemon telling him, "Kill the boy, Jon Snow. Let the man be born."
'Let The Man Be Born' might simply be seen as a tribute to the fallen Lord Commander, who was last seen lying on the snow as blood pulls around his dying body. However, it also brings back the focus on how 'Game of Thrones' has continually built up Jon Snow's storyline, making the young Winterfell bastard appear to be the hero of the show. The tribute also proves once again that his story is far from over, because as Samwell Tarly says of Jon Snow, "He always comes back."
In George R.R. Martin's book series 'A Song of Ice and Fire,' Jon Snow is one of the major POV characters, which includes Daenerys Targaryen and Tyrion Lannister. His final chapter in 'A Dance with Dragons' ends with Jon Snow being stabbed repeatedly and falling unconscious.
