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What if Jon Snow became King after killing Daenerys Targaryen? This is my Game of Thrones rewrite — told in four parts, filled with twists that hit harder than the original ending. And when we get to Part 3, you’ll see why this version makes more sense than what we got on screen—
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So grab a snack, sit back, and let’s dive into this theory.

INT. RED KEEP – THRONE ROOM – DAY
A deafening silence settles over the scorched ruins of the Throne Room. Drogon feels it before he sees it — a shattering break in the invisible bond that ties him to his mother.
He wheels through the smoke-laced sky and descends. His talons scrape the stone as he lands amidst ruin. The Throne Room stands battered, the air still heavy with smoke and ash.
And then he sees her — Daenerys, lifeless in the arms of Jon Snow.
This is the same man Drogon had begrudgingly allowed to approach her mere moments ago. He had never fully trusted him. But Daenerys did. So Drogon tolerated the man.
He growls softly, inching closer. He nudges her body with his snout, calling to her with low, mournful rumbles.
No response.
Again, he tugs gently. Then harder.
Still nothing.
Realization dawns — terrible and final.
A shriek tears from Drogon's throat — raw, primal grief. He throws his head back, wings flaring wide as fire churns in his throat.
Rage erupts.
He turns to Jon and unleashes a torrent of flame meant to reduce the man to ash.
But when the inferno fades…
Jon stands unburnt. Naked. Stunned. Not a scar on his skin — only the scorched remains of his clothes drifting around his feet like ash snow.
Drogon falters.
He's seen this before — once, in the North. The Night King. The fire had meant nothing to him either.
Fear creeps in.
What is this man?
Not daring to test fate a second time, Drogon gathers Daenerys’s body in his massive claws. With one last mournful roar, he lifts into the sky, fleeing west — over the sea, toward the red-hued skies of Essos.
INT. THRONE ROOM – MOMENTS LATER
Jon stands frozen, as if carved from stone. Ash clings to his skin. His eyes are locked on the blood pooled at his feet, beside the dagger.
Then — footsteps.
Grey Worm and a company of Unsullied storm in, weapons raised, expressions hard. They had heard Drogon’s cry. They saw him flee — but not with Daenerys riding his back, as always.
No — he carried her.
And now, here stands Jon Snow. Alone. Naked. Covered in soot. Eyes haunted. The dagger is on the ground. The Queen is gone. Her blood remains.
Grey Worm doesn’t ask.
He gives the order.
Jon is taken into custody.

EXT. DRAGONPIT – KING'S LANDING – DAYS LATER
A grand council convenes beneath the broken dome of the Dragonpit. Lords and ladies of Westeros assemble, echoing the gathering seen before — but this time, a darker purpose clouds the air.
Sansa Stark rises first, sharp and unyielding.
“Where is my brother?”
Grey Worm arrives — without Jon Snow.
Tension brews. Words are exchanged — as in the original tale. Lord Edmure makes his predictable fool of himself. Yara Greyjoy and Arya Stark exchange cold glares. Tyrion is brought forth.
Eventually, a new king is chosen — Bran the Broken, with Tyrion named his Hand. Just as before.
But unlike before, Jon’s fate hangs unresolved.
Grey Worm demands justice: “Jon Snow must die for the murder of Daenerys Stormborn”.
Sansa and Arya protest vehemently. Ser Davos pleads for reason. Samwell Tarly argues for mercy.
Gendry Baratheon abstains — torn between loyalty to Arya and a pragmatic need for the Unsullied’s support to claim Storm’s End.
The rest remain silent or complicit.
A vote is taken.
And Jon is sentenced to death — by the Unsullied. A fortnight from now.

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