Jon recalls Stonesnake is still afoot and unaccounted for. Stonesnake is remembered by Jon when he watches Jarl and his raiders climb the Wall, whose appearances remind him of the sinewy ranger. When Mance Rayder asks Rattleshirt for his scouting report, the latter confirms that three of the four other rangers in Jon's squad are dead while the fourth climbed up a mountain, out of reach and in terrain too rough for them to follow him. A Song of Ice and Fire TM and copyright George R.

Stonesnake is then ordered by Qhorin to make best possible speed afoot to the Fist of the First Men. Content licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License, except where otherwise noted. Īfter the death of Dalbridge, Stonesnake's horse panicks at the sight of a shadowcat and breaks its leg. He expresses distrust in Ygritte and later informs Qhorin of what she told Jon. My lord, enemies are closing in They want your land, your gold and your crown We need you to lead us, raise a massive fantasy army, and crush our enemies once and for. Stonesnake leads the mission to scale the Skirling Pass at night to ambush a trio of wildling watchers, where along with Jon, he kills two of the sentries. He is chosen by Qhorin Halfhand alongside Ebben, Squire Dalbridge and Jon Snow to scout the Skirling Pass to search for wildlings. Stonesnake is part of the one-hundred men reinforcements from the Shadow Tower to arrive at the Fist of the First Men. Stonesnake is regarded as one of the best climbers of the Night's Watch by Qhorin Halfhand.

He is stronger than he looks, and has the best night-eyes of anyone Jon has ever known. Stonesnake is a short and wiry man, near fifty with a grey beard. Appearance and Character See also: Images of Stonesnake

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