What is relationship between Jon Snow and Daenerys?

As the two get together for the first time, however, fans are given the full confirmation of a longstanding theory and something that got pretty much confirmed earlier, which is that Jon Snow is actually Aegon Targaryen. The R+L = J theory came to be, meaning that Jon Snow was the blood nephew of Daenerys.

Does Jon love Daenerys?

Jon tells Daenerys that he loves her and that she will always be his queen. She challenges Jon if she's only his queen now. Daenerys tries to re-engage their relationship but, though he gives in at first, Jon again disengages from their physical intimacy due to his unease surrounding their close blood relation.

Do Daenerys and Jon end up together?

After all, Jon and Daenerys remained in love and stayed together even after finding out that they were related, so that was not a big problem for them. Daenerys could have proposed that they rule Westeros together, but she seemed to want to secure her place on the throne without no one else, not even her lover.

Why does Jon kills Daenerys?

The season ended with her lover/nephew Jon Snow, the rightful heir to the Targaryen crown, stabbing her to death in the Iron Throne room to prevent her from further acts of destruction.

Do Daenerys and Jon Snow Fall in love?

Jon spent season 7 falling in love with Daenerys, only to find out he's been sleeping with his aunt this entire time. ... Jon proceeds to brood in the crypt, as one does, where Daenerys finds him on the eve of the Battle of Winterfell. Here, the know-nothing tells Daenerys the truth — and she's shocked.

Is Jon Snow happy?

2 Happy Ending: Jon Snow After killing his aunt and lover Daenerys, Jon is exiled to the Night's Watch and is last seen leading the wildlings beyond the Wall. ... However, Jon was happiest whilst with the wildlings and never wanted the throne, so his endgame suited him well.

Is Drogon pregnant?

Drogon could be pregnant In George R.R. Martin's books, dragons are described as being gender fluid. So even though Drogon, Rhaegal and Viserion were all named after men, they may be biologically capable of gestating and laying eggs. So in theory, one —or several — of those dragons could have lain eggs long ago.