Some questionable theories about Jon Snow, Melisandre, and the Night's King.

[Grunkins]

Questions questions questions.

I am a fan of R+L=J, and think he's likely one of the 3 heads. Also I think it's likely he's Azhor Ahai reborn (particularly with Melisandre staring into the fire trying to see Azhor Ahai and only able to see Jon). One issue here is that the Tower of Joy is pretty far inland in Dorne so the salt part of the prophecy may be out.

I am also a fan of Aegon not being a Targaryen at all, but possibly being Illyrio Mopatis's son.

The Tyrion as byproduct of primae nocte is interesting. I haven't thought about that.

Sometime this year I'm down for a reread with a close eye for prophecy detail.

 

[The Imp]

Questions questions questions.

I am a fan of R+L=J, and think he's likely one of the 3 heads. Also I think it's likely he's Azhor Ahai reborn (particularly with Melisandre staring into the fire trying to see Azhor Ahai and only able to see Jon). One issue here is that the Tower of Joy is pretty far inland in Dorne so the salt part of the prophecy may be out.

I am also a fan of Aegon not being a Targaryen at all, but possibly being Illyrio Mopatis's son.

The Tyrion as byproduct of primae nocte is interesting. I haven't thought about that.

Sometime this year I'm down for a reread with a close eye for prophecy detail.

The salt could be tears.

 

[Grunkins]

The salt could be tears.

And from blood, which there was plenty of.

edit: something else I like about R+L=J is how much it changes Robert Baratheon's character.