Jon was born in 283 AC, near the end of Robert's Rebellion, and he was named by Lord Eddard Stark. Jon and Robb Stark at sword-play, from Game of Thrones Blu-ray While there is no description of Jon's personal coat of arms in the books, Martin told the company Valyrian Steel, which makes replicas of Jon's sword, to use the reversed Stark colors on the plaque that goes with the sword. Īfter joining the Night's Watch, Jon dresses in their official black garb. Īs a northerner raised at Winterfell, Jon keeps faith with the old gods. When Jon dreams of her, he considers her to be beautiful, highborn, and kind. Lord Stark refuses to speak of Jon's mother, and the boy grew up unaware of her identity, something which has wounded and haunted him. Jon is not close to Theon Greyjoy, Eddard's ward. While Jon has good relationships with his siblings, especially Robb, with whom he trained since they were children, and Arya, whom he sees as somewhat of an outsider as well, Eddard's wife Catelyn, who was especially annoyed when Jon bested Robb in training or classes, ensured that Jon was never truly one of them. While Lord Eddard openly acknowledged Jon as his son and allowed him to live at Winterfell with his half-siblings, Jon felt like an outsider nonetheless. Martin has described Jon as "the brooding, Byronic, romantic hero whom all the girls love". He feels strongly about not fathering a bastard himself. Jon dreamed he would one day lead men to glory, or even become a conqueror, as a child. He desires to be viewed as honorable and wants to prove he can be as good and true as his half-brother, Robb. Jon has resented his bastard status most of the time. He is a capable horseback rider and is well practiced in fighting with a sword. Jon is observant, a trait he developed on account of being a bastard. Due to having been raised in a castle and trained by a master-at-arms, Jon is seen by some lower-born members of the Night's Watch as arrogant at first, though this changes when they become more friendly towards one another, as Jon is reminded of his nonetheless privileged background and decides to pass on his knowledge to them. Jon looks solemn and guarded, and is considered sullen and quick to sense a slight. Out of all the Stark children, Arya Stark is said to resemble Jon the most, as Robb, Sansa, Bran and Rickon take after their Tully mother, Catelyn. Because he looks so much like a Stark, Tyrion Lannister notes that whoever Jon's mother was, she left little of herself in her son's appearance.
Jon resembles his father, Lord Eddard Stark. Jon has the long face of the Starks, with dark, brown hair and grey eyes so dark they almost seem black. He is graceful and quick, and has a lean build.
Jon has more Stark-like features than any of his half-brothers. Dean Martin enjoyed smoking, but alas that lead to illness in later life and he died of acute respiratory failure resulting from emphysema at his Beverly Hills home on Christmas Day, 1995 at the age of 78.Appearance and Character See also: Images of Jon Snow
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Dean Martin recorded over 100 albums, had his own TV show and scored his only UK Official Singles Chart Number 1 in 1956 with Memories Are Made of This.
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Dean Martin’s movie career took centre stage in the fifties as his crooning style of singing was increasingly sidelined by the advent of rock and roll, and was soon teaming up with Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr for films, leading to them being leaders of The Rat Pack, who stalked the Vegas strip as showbiz entertainers. Dean Martin got his big break forming a musical comedy double act in 1946 with Jerry Lewis, making their TV debut on the Ed Sullivan Show and eventually appearing in a string of buddy movies. Dean Martin started out as an amateur boxer called Kid Crochet, giving that promising career up to become a croupier in an illegal casino behind a betting shop and occasionally singing with local bands. Dean Martin was born Dino Paul Crocetti on Jin Steubenville, Ohio, and was an American actor, singer and comedian.
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