Jon Snow’s Reunion With Ghost Was Yet Another Example Of ‘Game Of Thrones’ Cheating Its Way To An Emotional Climax . By James Grebey @ jgrebes. Published May 21, 2019, 2:00 p.m. ET.

Ramsay Snow (Iwan Rheon) presented Shaggydog’s head to Jon before the battle as proof he held Rickon, and Jon wound up holding Ghost back from the Battle of the Bastards to protect him.

There were a lot of tragic moments on Sunday night's Game of Thrones (RIP Missandei!), but for some viewers, the most upsetting moment of all was how Jon Snow unceremoniously said goodbye to his ...

The biggest theories about Jon in The Winds of Winter are regarding his resurrection.Namely, that he will live for a time inside his direwolf, Ghost, and then be brought back to life by Melisandre ...

Throughout most of Game of Thrones, Ghost has been faithfully by Jon Snow's side. Jon originally found the pup — the runt of the litter — and took him in as his own.

After leaving Ghost without so much as a goodbye boop a few weeks ago, Jon Snow (Kit Harington) reunited with his beloved direwolf in the finale, and everyone was happy.

What we’re about to see is him and Ghost, Jon Snow’s loyal direwolf, about to wreck Olly’s sh*t up. (I imagine the Night’s Watch is trying to break in and burn Jon’s body before he ...

Twitter Users Honor Ghost After Jon Snow Abandons Dire Wolf On 'Game of Thrones' Published May 05, 2019 at 11:25 PM EDT Updated May 06, 2019 at 9:20 AM EDT. By .

Ramsay Snow (Iwan Rheon) presented Shaggydog’s head to Jon before the battle as proof he held Rickon, and Jon wound up holding Ghost back from the Battle of the Bastards to protect him.

Jon is a realist about what's coming in King's Landing. At least the wild part of him will live on — Ghost will roam free up North.