Mance refutes him and rhetorically asks him if he understands how to unite nearly one hundred clans and tribes - Thenns, Hornfoots, Ice-river clans, cave people - who want to massacre each other. Jon answers he understands what it is like to want to protect one's people.
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Mance reminds Jon that despite his liking of him, he will kill him if he betrays the Free Folk, his people, as he has wildling blood in his veins. Mance explains his unification of the Free Folk.Īs Mance's army marches from the Frostfangs, Mance asks Jon about his killing of Qhorin Halfhand, whom Mance liked. Jon Snow expresses disgust at Lord Commander Mormont's complacency towards Craster, particularly in regards to Craster's practice of sacrificing his newborn sons to the White Walkers, and he tells Mance that he wishes to join the side that fights for the living. Jon Snow is brought to the main wildling camp and introduced to Mance Rayder, though Jon initially mistakes Tormund for the King-Beyond-the-Wall, until Mance reveals himself, and asks Jon why he wants to break his vows and leave the Night's Watch to join them. Jon's ropes are cut and they stand before Mance's encampment. When Jon Snow slays Qhorin, Ygritte mentions to the Lord of Bones that he can tell Mance Rayder who killed Qhorin. The Lord of Bones has also captured Qhorin and they march back to Mance with both captives. She argues to the Lord of Bones that Mance will want to question Jon because he is the bastard son of Ned Stark, so they shouldn't just kill Jon on the spot. Ygritte reverses the situation and takes Jon prisoner. Ygritte also says that Mance Rayder chose to desert from the Night's Watch to join the Free Folk. When she is captured, Ygritte points out to Jon Snow that the wildlings chose Mance Rayder to lead them, and he's not "King-Beyond-the-Wall" because his father was. Qhorin predicts that the wildlings will be more dangerous under Mance because he used to be a man of the Night's Watch and knows their tactics. Varys reports rumors of the wildlings organizing under Mance to the small council. Season 2Ĭraster tells Lord Commander Jeor Mormont that Mance is assembling an army in the Frostfangs. This suggestion is rejected as the wildlings are fleeing south in terror of the White Walkers. One of their members, Osha suggests taking Bran Stark as a captive to Mance.
Ī wildling raiding party takes Bran Stark prisoner near Winterfell. Ser Alliser tells Jon Snow and Samwell Tarly that the wildlings under Rayder are hard, skilled men who know their country much better than the Watch does. It appears he has held the position of King-Beyond-the-Wall for more than a decade, as Ser Alliser Thorne mentions he was King-Beyond-the-Wall during the previous winter. He rose to become the King-Beyond-the-Wall, a title bestowed on a wildling leader who manages to unify all of the tribes under his command. Īs a young man, he deserted his post and fled north of the Wall to join the wildlings. He was actually born a wildling and is proud that he has wildling blood in his veins, but as an infant he was left at one of the castles on the Wall to be raised in the Night's Watch. Mance Rayder was once a noted ranger of the Night's Watch.
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