Why would they kill him out of all people? Who’s going to be our new protagonist? Will he be resurrected by the Red Woman? These were all questions we had before the screen cut to black, and it left us wondering if Jon would indeed come back from the dead. When Jon Snow was stabbed to death in the season five finale, it came as a bit of a shock. When Ned Stark was killed in season one, the show made it clear that no one was safe, regardless of how important a character was. In essence, what made Game of Thrones different from other shows was its willingness to kill off main characters. His Death and Resurrection was Meaningless The writers sadly did nothing to develop Jon Snow properly and they unfortunately made a habit of it. It seems like many of his “greatest moments” included him without his shirt on just so fangirls can go crazy, but whenever the show was seemingly about to give him something interesting to work with, it only ended with him learning absolutely nothing(no pun intended) and ending up back to where he began. The character who got it the worst was the King Bastard himself, Jon Snow.
One of the biggest criticisms it faced was the poor character development of some of its most chief characters. Did it have its moments? It most certainly did, but it just didn’t live up to all the hype for so many reasons. It feels like Game of Thrones has ended very recently, mostly due to the bad taste that polarizing finale left in all our mouths.
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