verbal humiliation

Ned Stark isn't executed and joins the Night's Watch. Arriving at the Wall Ned gives Jon the truth about his mother...

Jon and Sansa grew impossibly close after she arrived at Castle Black. When they took back Winterfell, Sansa believed that Jon meant to stay in the North - especially as he's the only one who can comfort her when the nightmares plague her night after night. When word about dragonglass on Dragonstone and the lure of armies to fight the dead have Jon leaving Winterfell, it leaves Sansa with mixed feelings about the entire course of events. Neither one can stop thinking about the other, even when they know it is wrong. But when Jon begins to have doubts about Dany as they are marching back to Winterfell, how will he hide his feelings? And as every step brings Jon closer to home, closer to Sansa, how can he deny that she is the one who holds his heart? **Please note the tags for content ***

The newly crowned King Jon Stark must navigate a complex web of human and supernatural enemies, political alliances, false friends, new and old family bonds, and most of all doubts about his own identity and worthiness to keep the North safe.

“He may be a dragon by blood,” Sansa said, looking down to meet Ghost’s adoring red gaze, “but he was raised among wolves. To me, he will always be a Stark.”