Jon's Game of Thrones ending saw him going back beyond the Wall with the rest of the Wildlings. The Jon Snow sequel will have to find some new conflicts for the Wildlings, whether that's a new threat emerging, or more internal affairs over leadership, and whether Jon becomes the King-Beyond-The-Wall like Mance Rayder. We spoke to the cast of HBO’s Game of Thrones —Kit Harington, Carice van Houten, and a certain unfortunate soul—about that fiery season premiere episode. [Warning: Spoilers!] In an effort to highlight the glaring moments of “Beyond the Wall” that just didn’t make any sense, we came up with 27 basic questions that the episode failed — or more accurately, didn Benjen is a brother of the Night's Watch who disappeared beyond the Wall before the start of the show. Several characters, most notably Bran and Jon, encounter him beyond the Wall. RELATED: The 25 "I know your people are brave, no one denies that. Six times in the last thousand years, a King-beyond-the-Wall has attacked the kingdoms. Six times they failed. You don't have the discipline. You don't have the training. Your army is no army. You don't know how to fight together." —
She is present in the tent when Jon Snow is presented to the King-beyond-the-Wall, Mance Rayder. Jarl falls to his death while attempting to cross the Wall. Using a Myrish far-eye during the battle beneath the Wall, Jon spots Val milking a she-goat near Mance's tent.
Following Stannis’s death and Jon Snow’s resurrection, Davos takes up the young bastard’s cause, helping crown him King in the North, traveling beyond The Wall to capture a wight, and fighting against the Night King. Liam Cunningham has a long list of credits under his belt after getting his start in 1992’s Into the West.

One such star was actor Dominic West, who shared his experience of passing on a juicy role to The Huffington Post in 2012. West, who was best known at the time as Det. Jimmy McNulty on HBO's "The

Irish actor Jack Gleeson did such a convincing job as the sadistic boy-king that Martin sent him this note: "Congratulations on your marvelous performance; everyone hates you!" Gee, thanks, George
In the end, Jon Snow, a.k.a Aegon Targaryen, killed Daenerys after she slaughtered King’s Landing, with the character being exiled to the Night’s Watch in the finale. Since the Night’s Watch requires abandoning all titles and claims, the story of House Targaryen died as Jon went beyond the Wall with the wildlings.
Bran hasn’t been without his mistakes (letting the Night King brand him, his sloppy warging of Hodor). But by Season 7, Bran seemed pretty comfortable with his new identity.
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