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Some is speculation like if he is going to become azor ahai or not. The fact that he is killed and lives in the body of Ghost is a fact. Speculation is that he will be resurrected but you can't say that for sure. I'm assuming your just asking about Snow though.

There's a passage where some Freys are talking about how many people it took to take out Grey Wind (Rob's wolf) after he died. I suspect that you don't have to know "how" to enter the wolf in order to go there when you die; I think it happens naturally. The kids are bonded to their wolves; even Arya can see through Nymeria after she chases the wolf off in Book 1.

Also, Grey Wind was not in the castle when Robb gets killed; he was forced to remain outside (I'm actually re-reading Book 3 and read that part about 2 days ago ). He then goes nuts, they eventually kill him and put the wolf's head on Robb.

I don't recall him showing up in Ghost's body yet, just that he was stabbed multiple times. He may not even be dead yet.

Also, Martin had better have some bad things happen to some bad people soon. I get the "realistic" approach, but this is getting overly pessimistic; just about everyone who is a "likeable" character is completely screwed by the end of book 5, except MAYBE Bran and Arya. No clue where Rickon is, probably skaagos with the cannibals. Great.

WHAAAT ROBB DIES?!?!?!!

yeah its pretty F*d up, they kill grey wind too and cut off robb's head and they sew greywinds there in its place

in the good news category, HBO picked it up for season 3

You should probably stop reading the thread that's labeled "Only for Those who have finished the books"

Jon is dead. The wording went something like he didn't even feel the last knife in the back that slipped between his ribs. His last thought was Ghost. I do not know if this means that he is living in Ghost now but imo it will not matter because when Melisandre performs the burial rites on him he will be resurrected (just like the red priest did to his companion) as Azor Ahai.
I also think that Jon is Ned Stark's son. If I remember correctly there was something about how the only time he was dishonorable was when he cheated on his wife. He would never name Jon's mother so she may very well have been a Targaryen.

It's been a while since I've read a Clash of Kings but was that the faceless man in that carriage that helps Arya later that she saved? I think his name is Jaqen H'gar or something like that.

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I made the mistake of reading all the published books when I started watching Game of Thrones last year. After book three NOTHING of real importance happens. A Feast for Crows and A Dance With Dragons are two thousand pages of filler. The issue being, of course, that now the series is pretty much ruined for me, since I know that they will have nowhere to go with it, once they get past the betrayals at The Twins.

Good old George Martin has fallen into the exact same trap that all those other fantasy authors have dropped into when they work on their epics. They pad them out needlessly, and put off any conclusions to the major plotlines for years and years. That cash cow is going to dry up the second he puts an ending on this one, and he is in no hurry to do that. The last two books are wastes of paper and tiime, and I am pretty sure that book six, whenever its finally finished, will be more of the same.

Im still enjoying the series, because of how good Peter Dinklidge (Spelling is probably wrong) is. I like that storyline, at least for now. Of course even his storyline becomes crap pretty soon.

I think that's who she's supposed to be . . . but she's definitely not from Volantis in the books.