It's been days since Kit Harington was spotted filming as Jon Snow in a recent "Game Of Thrones" behind the scenes photo.
Although no confirmation about Jon Snow's resurrection or demise was given by the actor or the network, fans automatically took the snap as a sure sign of his brush from death.
Moreover, Independent reported that Twitter user Irish Thrones recently spotted a "massive amount of activity" at Saintfield, Ireland. It seems the production crew is filming something another epic battle somewhere near the Wall or perhaps beyond it.
"GoT S6 at Saintfield, Ireland. Filming again today, A MASSIVE amount of activity & HUGE amount of Smoke! Fake snow too, Largest activity yet!" Irish Thrones noted. "The sheer scale is bigger than ANYTHING the show has ever did! Lots of local Horse boxes entering & leaving set."
This scene sounds like a second version or a continuation of the Wildings versus White Walkers skirmish at the Battle of Harhome last season.
"The 'white Smoke' used smells more like the sort used at large concerts or indoor events, possibly for fog," the user continued, adding that photos couldn't be taken because of the added security during the filming. "Set [has] a resident POLICE car! & Police NO STOP notice w/ cones for 1 mile!"
If this new "massive" scene is another battle involving White Walkers, could Kit Harington's Jon Snow be facing off with their King once again? Perhaps they would actually meet each other with swords drawn this time.
At the same time, filming involving 200 people also happened in Spain earlier this week, according to Watchers On The Wall.
The Castillo de Zafra in Campillo de Dueñas, Spain will reportedly serve as The Tower Of Joy, hinting at a possible flashback of the time Sean Bean's Ned Stark failed to rescue his sister, Lyanna. She also happens to be Jon Snow's rumored mother.
The possibility of seeing Kit Harington as Jon Snow again and a supposed flashback of the day he was supposedly born only increased fans' excitement for the upcoming "Game Of Thrones" season six.
