“Sport of Thrones” ends with Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) useless, Drogon gone, Bran Stark (Isaac Hempstead Wright) topped King of Westeros, whereas his sister Sansa (Sophie Turner) guidelines as Queen of an unbiased North. In the meantime, their poor brother Jon is compelled to rejoin the Evening’s Watch (which is someway nonetheless a factor) for his “queenslaying”.
Now, it does not take George R.R. Martin to see how this new Westerosi dynamic does not depart a lot room for an additional grand Jon Snow story. It is not potential to inform a worthwhile story of him desirous to all of a sudden chase his birthright and turn into king. The character, as he reminded viewers many occasions, by no means had any curiosity in royal authority. Nonetheless, even when a possible sequel spin-off someway modified this, and made him totally embrace his Targaryen blood, and made him vie for energy — which, once more, to be clear, makes no sense – who would he stand up towards? His personal brother? And what would Sansa do, simply let considered one of her brothers march south towards the opposite?
Pushing that ridiculousness apart, that solely leaves the chance for a narrative past the wall … which is destroyed. The Evening King is gone, alongside along with his White Walkers. The Wildlings not look like the highly effective marauding pressure they as soon as had been. So, who can Jon Snow come into battle with in a potential spin-off? Possibly an episodic weekly journey may work. One episode sees Jon and Ghost go after a nasty Wildling bandit; the following, they tangle with a mysterious woods witch. Or, possibly Jon dedicates himself to discovering Drogon and his adventures lead him to Previous Valyria and Essos? General, Harington is true; the potential plot factors for such a challenge aren’t huge.