Game of Thrones season 6 episode 1: Is Jon Snow dead? A spoiler-filled recap for the casual fan

Session of Thrones season 6 returned today evening time with debut scene 'The Red Lady'. In case you're a fervent fan but then to watch it you most likely need to quit perusing now, in any case, in case you're not annoyed by**spoilers**, here's a fast rundown.

Jon Snow status: Still dead however indicates toward his restoration.

The principal scene didn't let us know much we hadn't as of now gathered from the trailer - Jon is dead and his body is being protected by Ser Davos, Apparition and his few remaining adherents from Ser Alliser, who most likely needs to transform it into furniture or something, the aggregate mongrel.

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Melisandre went along with them for a bit to be tragic about never having been able to get freaky with Jon amid his short lifetime, before withdrawing to her room.

In the scene's end minutes, she stripped (as she apparently dependably does) before a mirror, before all of a sudden changing into an inconceivably old form of herself (?).

What does Mel's change mean? 

We're in the beginning of hypothesis (8 minutes' worth at time of composing), yet my most loved hypothesis so far is that she has surrendered many years of her life to offer them to Jon. 

It's exceptionally conceivable we'll see her do this next scene before probably passing on - having maximized the measure of years she could surrender and still be non sufficiently joint to do a touch of enchantment. 

Upgrade: There's discussion of her jewelry and whether it by one means or another hides her actual character. 

It would make this scene tricky: 

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— Marcela Limon (@march) April 25, 2016 

But this hypothesis convincingly and flawlessly understands it, proposing Stannis' significant other was without a doubt taking a gander at a shriveled body in the tub. 

Despite everything I favor the 'maturing keeping in mind the end goal to spare Jon Snow' thing however, in any event over the thought an old woman has been showing up as a hot priestess to get her stones off this entire time. 

Upgrade 2: Melisandre may have been concealing her actual personality utilizing a sort of enchantment called "marvelousness" talked about in the books, which sees witches weave "light and shadow and longing to make illusions that trap the eye". Mel evidently once utilized it to fake the copying of wildling pioneer Mance Rayder.