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I was watching the first GoT episode and I remember reading or hearing somewhere that the scene in the forest with the dead stag and direwolf is a foreshadowing device used by the writers. I know that Jon mentions that the 5 direwolf pups can represent the 5 stark children. But then Jon finds the albino direwolf. Considering the white fur, is this foreshadowing of John'sJon's true lineage? Is there any proof that this is what Martin or Weiss/Benioff intended?

I was watching the first GoT episode and I remember reading or hearing somewhere that the scene in the forest with the dead stag and direwolf is a foreshadowing device used by the writers. I know that Jon mentions that the 5 direwolf pups can represent the 5 stark children. But then Jon finds the albino direwolf. Considering the white fur, is this foreshadowing of John's true lineage? Is there any proof that this is what Martin or Weiss/Benioff intended?

I was watching the first GoT episode and I remember reading or hearing somewhere that the scene in the forest with the dead stag and direwolf is a foreshadowing device used by the writers. I know that Jon mentions that the 5 direwolf pups can represent the 5 stark children. But then Jon finds the albino direwolf. Considering the white fur, is this foreshadowing of Jon's true lineage? Is there any proof that this is what Martin or Weiss/Benioff intended?

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Ghost as a Foreshadowing of Jon Snow's Lineage

I was watching the first GoT episode and I remember reading or hearing somewhere that the scene in the forest with the dead stag and direwolf is a foreshadowing device used by the writers. I know that Jon mentions that the 5 direwolf pups can represent the 5 stark children. But then Jon finds the albino direwolf. Considering the white fur, is this foreshadowing of John's true lineage? Is there any proof that this is what Martin or Weiss/Benioff intended?