How did Robb feel about Jon?

Robb saw Jon as his best friend, his confidant, his aid. No doubt he missed him during the war. Good good buddies.

Did Robb legitimize Jon Snow?

That’s why, shortly before going to the Twins, Robb wrote a letter naming an heir to his position as King in the North. A Storm of Swords strongly suggests that Jon Snow was the man Robb named as Heir to Winterfell, and that Robb’s letter also legitimized him as Jon Stark, trueborn son of Ned Stark.

Who is older Jon or Daenerys?

Originally Answered: Who’s older, Daenerys Targaryen or Jon snow? They are both the same age. Both were born during Robert’s Rebellion after the death of King Arys. Jon Snow was born in the Tower of Joy and Daenerys was born in Dragonstone.

Did Robb legitimize Jon?

Could the war of the five kings have ended differently?

The War of the Five Kings could have ended differently if Robb Stark had survived his fatal moment at the Twins. The Lannisters defeated the Starks at the Red Wedding, only for Joffrey and Tywin to die soon after. Had Robb lived, he could have taken advantage of House Lannister’s steady decline.

Could Robb have taken back Winterfell in ‘Game of Thrones’?

Robb would have reunited with his half-brother/cousin Jon Snow, the future Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch. Together, they could have united with Sansa in season 6 to take back Winterfell from the Boltons.

Could Robb have lived through the fight with the Freys?

Robb could have lived through his encounter with the Freys only to perish later on Tywin’s orders. Joffrey in particular was determined to kill his enemy and would have done everything in his power as king to destroy House Stark.

What happened to the king in the north in Season 2?

The King in the North spent little time in his home kingdom during the series. Ned’s arrest prompted the Northern forces to march south against the Lannisters. Robb’s absence left Winterfell vulnerable; the castle quickly fell to Theon Greyjoy and his Ironborn soldiers in season 2.