They would need to clean all the paint off though, which would be painful. She hesitates. It was emotional from my perspective. But it was beautifully shot. It was a lovely thing on Thrones to be able to say goodbye with a bang. I had such a phenomenal time on season one. It was really lovely. I know that everybody mentions this but we are very much a close-knit unit on set. They did a wonderful send-offs for their actors. After my final take I was given my bow and arrow. They replaced the handle on the bow, replacing the grubby Wildling wrap with white leather.
I felt very privileged. I can show you the bruise on my tailbone. And before I knew what was where, his And I didn't want to want it, but oh! I did! And he spread me legs and The shame of it!
Now I can never marry a perfumed lord. What will me poor savage father say? Once again, Ygritte was the one pressuring Jon into sex, but this time she got her way. After stripping in front of him, Jon began kissing her and slowly made his way south. Ygritte tried to deliver a "you know nothing, Jon Snow," but was promptly distracted. The scene cuts to them laying in the cave, and we learn that in Ygritte's world Jon Snow just invented oral sex.
Quite an accomplishment for a young man. After reflecting a bit more on what a good "lover" Jon is, Ygritte switched gears and told him she knew the truth — he was still a man of the Night's Watch.
But I'm your woman now, Jon Snow. You're going to be loyal to your woman. The Night's Watch don't care if you live or die. Mance Rayder doesn't care if I live or die [ Don't ever betray me. Before climbing the Wall, Ygritte had told Jon she waited her whole life to see the world from up there.
Her wish came true, and Jon was by her side to help get her there. The sun broke through the clouds and they looked back at the icy cold lands of the north where they had come from. Then Jon took her hand and they faced south to see the lush green landscape. Jon and Ygritte kissed, and for a moment it felt like nothing could touch them. When the couple spotted a windmill and Ygritte mistook it for a castle, Jon told her she'd swoon if she ever saw a proper castle like Winterfell.
That didn't make it any less difficult to see her shoot three arrows into him, especially after confirming that he still loved her and knew she still loved him. The shots were meant to wound him and not to kill him, but it was still brutal to see her firing arrows into her former lover and fan-favorite protagonist Jon Snow.
Orell showed his true colors by cutting the rope and nearly sending Ygritte to her death when climbing the Wall.
Despite this, he had the audacity to be creepy and tell her she should be with one of her own and that she should be his woman. He whined about how "pretty" Jon was and that Ygritte had no business being in a relationship with Jon. Ygritte was a woman fully capable of making her own choices and forming her own relationships. Orell's jealousy was possessive, unsettling, and demeaning toward Ygritte.
Pyp was never much of a fighter. He was so proud of himself after killing a wildling with a crossbow during the Battle of Castle Black. As he loaded the crossbow and aimed a second time, Ygritte shot him through the neck with one of her arrows.
Ygritte had no idea who Pyp was and that he was a good friend of Jon's. Killing him wasn't more personal than any of the other Night's Watch brothers she killed that night, but Pyp's death was one of the most difficult to experience, especially considering that he died in Sam's arms.
Pyp's death also wasn't expected, as he survived the Battle of Castle Black in the books. Fans knew it would come eventually, but it was still challenging to watch Jon betray Ygritte.
She stood up for Jon on numerous occasions, vouched for his loyalty, and loved him with all of her being. Jon loved Ygritte, but his loyalty was always to the Night's Watch. When the time came, he killed some of the wildlings he'd traveled with and escaped on a horse, abandoning her and making her feel like a fool for all her trust and love. Prior to the Battle of Castle Black , the wildlings who scaled the Wall began attacking nearby villages.
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