Why did Jon Snow get sent back to the wall?

He was never party to an agreement, or consented to anything, he was simply packed onto a ship and sent away. The Night’s Watch and the Wall really serve no purpose anymore. And as long as he didn’t take the vows again, Jon could join the Free Folk with no dishonor. That’s why Bran and Sansa did what they did.

Why was Jon Snow sent to Castle Black?

After the Great War ended, Tormund (Kristofer Hivju) informed Jon that he and the remaining wildlings would head back home through Castle Black so that they could roam the wilderness as free folk once more.

Is the Wall Jon Snow’s Destiny?

Reason 3 – The Wall is Jon’s destiny and Ned Stark knew it from the day he found Lyanna and Jon at the Tower of Joy. Quotes and my reasoning to support ….. . “Even a bastard may rise high in the Night’s Watch” – Ned Stark, AGOT, Catelyn II Jon Snow knew because of his bastard status, he had nowhere else to go, no other options.

Why did Jon Snow join the Night’s Watch?

There are 3 significant reasons Jon Snow joined the Nights Watch: Reason 1 – Jon had nowhere else to go (thanks to Catelyn) Reason 2 – Jon wanted to find his place in the world, feel a sense of purpose as is the human way.

What happens to Jon Snow at the end of Game of Thrones?

At the end of the series, Jon Snow is forced, once again, to take the black and go to serve a life sentence on The Wall as a member of the Night’s Watch. The final moments of the finale, however, suggest that Jon leaves his watch to join the Wildlings.

Why didn’t Jon Snow go to court?

Jon Snow knew because of his bastard status, he had nowhere else to go, no other options. He could not go south to court, as the Queen did not allow any of King Robert Baratheon’s bastards attend court. Jon knew he would be shunned and there was no place for him there.