It’s been 11 years since "Game of Throne" premiered in 2011. And on May 19, 2019, the series came to an end with 73 episodes broadcast over eight seasons. It was such a long and emotional journey. There were some criticisms at the end of the series that Jon Snow deserves a better ending. And, the good news is that Jon Snow will return to his show after the “Game of Thrones” series.
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Recently, HBO has announced that they have been working on a series that centers on the role of Jon Snow in the "Game of Thrones"- the iconic role of Kit Harrington.
Kit Harington seems to be attached to reprise the role in the following movie project. That means Harrington is ready to make a return to Westeros and take over Jon’s epic story that he left off.
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In the final season, Jon Snow pd out his true name Aegon Targaryen who might be an heir to the Iron Throne. And in the last episodes, he was exiled from Westeros and traveled to the North of the Wall to murder Daenerys Targaryen after being forced to join the Night’s Watch once again.
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Jon Snow couldn’t deny his destiny that he belonged to the Seven Kingdoms which gave Jon his true identity as Aegon Targaryen. That’s why many audiences can’t enjoy the last series when they look at Jon’s disappointed face at the end.
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However, the story might shift to another ending that Jon Snow deserves. With the signal from the HBO, it seems that a prequel series will be coming out in August. It is related to Disney+ who did the same with Star Wars and Marvel brands.
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And if the next series continues Jon’s journey to the North of the Wall, the character has many opportunities to change his fate. Like, he will battle rogue members of the Free Folk or murder seeking vengeance for Daenerys. Jon can find another threat that will be more dangerous than the White Walkers. Last but not least, we could also watch the return of our favorite characters, such as Sansa, Arya, Bran, and even Tyrion. In fact, the project would be open for other surviving characters from the series to reappear like Sansa, Arya, and Brienne of Tarth.
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After completing his work across eight seasons of "Game of Thrones", Harington has joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe, where he co-starred as Dane Whitman/Black Knight in the 2021’s Eternals. He was also prominent in the National Theatre’s live production of Henry V.
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After being experienced a lot of hash time in "Game of Thrones," Harrington is supposed to leave Westeros behind and keep moving on to greener pastures. But it seems that he’s not finished with Jon Snow yet.
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