This 'Game Of Thrones' Theory Proves That Jon Snow Wasn’t Screaming At The Dragon

You know the drill folks.

If you don't want to see spoilers for the third episode of season 8, then snap your laptop over your knee or microwave your phone, cause they're coming, my friend.

Everyone who doesn't want to see spoilers has a broken device, so we're good.

The Battle of Winterfell was wild! Everyone was fighting, some people died who... uh... had some very sad deaths.

Dolorous Edd, Lyanna Mormont, Beric Dondarrion, Theon Greyjoy, Ser Jorah Mormont all kicked the bucket.

Defending other people during the battle, slaying giant wights, yadda, yadda, yadda.

We're here to talk some Game Of Thrones fan theories.

You clicked on the article, you're ready to hear all about Jon Snow and his dragon that didn't appear on the Drew Carrey Show because that was Drogon.

So there's a bunch of deaths and stuff, but Jon Snow is the guy we're here for.

Near the end, Viserion the ice dragon has him cornered, and Jon totally screams at him like the big strong man he is.

Well, A lot of people on the internet and I.

Jon Snow was useless during that battle, and in his final moments, he was being useless as well. Just screaming for the sake of being cool.

Well, there's a theory that the scream wasn't just a last desperate attempt to be a hard in the paint mother trucker.

Apparently, he was actually doing something pretty cool.

Arya kills the Night King. I said there would be spoilers, right?

Anyway, she totally stabs the heck out of the Night King and Jon might have been allowing her to do that.

The Redditor, named Applesoapp said:

"Jon screamed at the undead dragon to distract it so Arya can run past and kill the Night King. The undead dragon was protecting the entrance to the Godswood."

"Watch it again, you can actually hear him scream ‘GOOOOO – GO – GO.’ 10 seconds later the scene you can see the hair of a White Walker flying up when Arya sprints past the group of White Walkers.

Jon once again was ready to sacrifice himself to kill the Night King."

Let's keep in mind that Reddit isn't always right, as much as we'd like them to be.

Sometimes, a theory is just a theory, just like the theory that the earth is round. That was a joke folks, I don't want to worry you.

No one is thinking about how the man might be a real strategist, because everyone thinks he was useless during the Battle Of Winterfell. Do I agree? Maybe.

Some Redditors think that their fellow countryman might have a point. Well, they might agree after a couple of viewings, of course. You can never be too careful. Don't forget that.

It seems some are on Twitter's side, as some think he was yelling at the dragon to be really jazzy and bad... butt? Bad donkey? You know what I'm trying to say here, folks.

Look at his surprised face! For a second there, he totally believed he did it! Heck, I'd be surprised too, especially if I knew I had Targaryen blood... oh, that's another spoiler.

There are those out there who think he's totally lame. That this theory has no validity. And that he should never sit on the Iron Throne. We all know it's going to be Arya, calling it right now.

Are all the White Walkers mentally connected?

What is the relationship between the Night King and his lil' pal Viserion? Could've Jon Snow even done that?

Say you do believe the theory, could Arya have gotten past the wights without Jon's help?

How did Jon immediately know Arya was going after the Night King? Is she not fast enough to do it on her own?

Was Jon just being a big tough boy when he stood up to that mean old ice dragon? Or was he trying to distract it and help out his beloved sister?

Obviously, he was being a goof. Calling it right now.