Back from the dead? Game Of Thrones’ season six poster teases the return of Kit Harington’s Jon Snow
Since Jon Snow – played by Kit Harington – was shockingly killed off in the season five finale of HBO’s Game Of Thrones, fans have been speculating that the character would somehow return to the popular series.
And though many have denied such claims – including co-star Maisie Williams and HBO president Michael Lombardo – the latest poster for the upcoming sixth season seems to tease Snow’s return.
The dark poster, shared by the Game Of Thrones official Twitter account, featured the brooding star looking down, revealing a face covered in blood.
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He’s back? Game Of Throne’s fifth season ended with the shocking – and brutal – murder of Jon Snow (Kit Harington) by his own men of the Night’s Watch, but the poster for season six seems to hint he may still return
Jon, who was last seen sprawled on the ground, bleeding, after his men had turned on him, stabbing him to death in the season five finale, appears to be standing in the poster.
He’s dressed in his heavy fur coat, and his signature, long, dark curls cover his face, obscuring his eyes.
Large drops of blood can be seen falling down the character’s face, running along his nose and mouth.
‘April,’ the poster reads, in bold, silver lettering, advertising the return of the series, along with the name of the network, HBO.
Gut-wrenching: Jon was – seemingly – left for dead after the men of the Night’s Watch each stabbed their Lord Commander while saying: ‘for the watch,’ in return for his involvement with the Wildlings
The question of how Jon Snow could still be alive has been a major one since the June 14 episode, Mother’s Mercy, in which members of the Night’s Watch betrayed Jon and stabbed him.
After numerous blows and utterances of ‘for the watch,’ the fifth season of Game Of Thrones ended with Jon lying – apparently dead – in the blood-stained snow.
Despite repeated questioning, no one has been willing to admit that Jon Snow could be anything other than dead.
While speaking at the Television Critics Association in July, Michael insisted: ‘Dead is dead is dead. He be dead. Yes. Everything I’ve seen, heard and read, Snow is dead.’
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