The first thing Jon actually does when Sam spills the beans is think of Ned. Ned Stark back in Season 1: "The next time we see each other, we'll talk about your mother.
Jon was in the crypts in front of ned's statue when he found out who his real mother and father is. Throwback to season 1 before Jon left for the wall, Ned told him "The next time we meet, we'll talk about your mother" pic. The Essential British Packing List.
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The "And Just Like That Ned bedding someone other than his wife, be it a whore or a noblewoman, seems out of character regardless of whether he thought he was going to die in the war or not. Lady Stark. She died. After hearing her news, he vows to find the truth and expose the Lannisters to Robert. Littlefinger agrees to be his ally in this, citing the affection he once bore Catelyn as a youngster.
Despite a plea to her husband to see her two daughters, Ned emphasizes the danger of her duration, affectionately sending her back to Winterfell.
They are surprised by the arrival of Tyrion Lannister. Catelyn fails to stay incognito, then she calls on several knights present who are sworn to her father's bannermen to help her take Tyrion into custody. Catelyn publicly announces that they are traveling north to Winterfell, but instead takes Tyrion east into the Vale of Arryn. In the hills, they are attacked by warriors of the hill tribes , and Catelyn agrees to let Tyrion go unbound to defend himself.
Tyrion saves Catelyn's life, but wins no more of her trust. Tyrion warns Catelyn that her sister Lysa has become mentally unbalanced following her husband's death. His warning rings true when on reaching the Eyrie, to which they are escorted to by Ser Vardis Egen , Captain of the Guards of the Eyrie, Catelyn is unsettled to see how her much her sister Lysa has changed.
Lysa and her hysterical son, Lord Robin Arryn , order Tyrion thrown into a sky cell, a prison with a wall that opens onto a sheer drop. Tyrion defends his innocence and demands a trial by combat. The sellsword Bronn , who accompanied the party from the Crossroads Inn, agrees to stand for Tyrion. Tyrion's victory signifies his innocence in the eyes of the gods and he is released. Catelyn lingers at the Eyrie trying to convince Lysa to commit the Vale's knights to oppose the Lannisters.
Lysa is unwilling to take any action which might endanger her son. Catelyn finally decides to leave after Lysa delays telling her about Eddard's arrest in King's Landing , following King Robert's death. Catelyn and Ser Rodrik ride north and meet Robb's army as he marches south.
They join his war council, though Catelyn is careful to not embarrass her son or make him appear indecisive. Catelyn points out that to confront the two Lannister armies that have invaded the Riverlands , her father's lands, Robb's army must cross the Green Fork of the Trident at the Twins , which means negotiating with the famously unreliable and prickly Lord Walder Frey. To Robb's discontent, Catelyn goes into the Twins alone and wins Walder to their cause by agreeing that Robb will marry one of his daughters, along with a number of other, minor concessions.
Once across the river, Robb divides his forces, sending a small force to delay Lord Tywin Lannister 's army while Robb force-marches his main force to confront Jaime Lannister near Riverrun. Robb wins a great victory and takes Jaime Lannister prisoner, to Catelyn's pride. Word reaches the camp that Lord Eddard has been executed. Catelyn walks stoically through the camp, while the men bow to her out of respect. Once in the woods, she falls against a tree and weeps.
Hearing noise coming from ahead, she goes on to find Robb striking a tree with his sword. Catelyn calls him, then tells him that he is ruining his sword. Robb drops the sword and collapses in her arms. Robb wants to kill them all, and his mother says they will, but after they secure the release of Arya and Sansa.
They are joined by many of the river lords loyal to Catelyn's father, and word arrives that both Stannis and Renly Baratheon have claimed the Iron Throne , severely outnumbering the Lannisters. The northmen and river lords debate on which king to support, until Lord Greatjon Umber suggests that they secure independence for themselves. He names Robb as King in the North , and the other lords join him.
Catelyn visits the captive Jaime Lannister , who admits to pushing Bran from the tower but doesn't reveal why. He taunts her, saying widowhood suits her and suggests that the gods aren't real as they don't care about justice. Catelyn strikes him, but Jaime knows that the Starks won't kill him as long as his sister holds Sansa and Arya hostage.
Catelyn is a key advisor to her son Robb Stark in his role as King in the North. She warns Robb against trusting Balon Greyjoy because of his reputation for rebellion. She unsuccessfully tries to persuade Robb to exchange the captive Jaime Lannister for his sisters Arya and Sansa. Robb tasks her with traveling to the Stormlands to seek an alliance with King Renly Baratheon.
Catelyn travels to Renly's camp and finds him hosting a tournament. She watches Brienne win the event and a place on Renly's kingsguard. Catelyn delivers Robb's message and admonishes Renly for treating the war as a game. She is welcomed into Renly's camp by his new wife Margaery Tyrell. Petyr Baelish also arrives at the camp. Catelyn confronts him for his betrayal of Ned and rejects his romantic overtures. He delivers a message from Hand of the King Tyrion Lannister ; he would be willing to exchange Jaime for Catelyn's daughters.
Tyrion has also sent Ned's remains as a sign of good faith. Catelyn later accompanies Renly to a parley with his brother King Stannis Baratheon but the two are unable to reach a compromise. However, she does secure an alliance between Renly and Robb.
This alliance is short lived, however, as Renly is assassinated by a shadow just after he has agreed to an alliance with Robb. This is witnessed by Catelyn and his kingsguard Brienne is mistakenly blamed for the death and she flees the camp with Catelyn. Brienne later swears fealty to Catelyn. Renly's army splinters with the forces of House Tyrell fleeing to Highgarden and the rest of his bannermen joining Stannis.
Catelyn finds Robb's army camped in the Westerlands. She interrupts him talking to Talisa Maegyr and warns him that he is not free to follow his heart. Roose Bolton brings troubling news from Winterfell; Theon Greyjoy has betrayed Robb and seized the lightly defended castle. Theon has taken both Bran and Rickon hostage. Robb denies Catelyn's request to treat with Theon and says that he will execute the traitor.
Roose convinces Robb to let his bastard retake Winterfell. Jaime escapes but is soon recaptured. Robb is away negotiating the surrender of the Crag. Lord Rickard Karstark demands Jaime's head because he murdered his son Torrhen Karstark in the escape attempt. Catelyn convinces Rickard to await Robb's return but fears that his patience will not last the night. Robb places his mother, Lady Catelyn, under arrest for releasing Jaime Lannister.
She visits Jaime's cell and accuses him of being a man without honor. Jaime asserts that he has more honor than some; he reveals that Cersei is the only one he has slept with and reminds Catelyn how her husband cheated on her and fathered Jon Snow. She sends Brienne to escort him to King's Landing.
Brienne successfully smuggles him out of the camp and travels by rowboat to evade pursuit. Robb is furious that Catelyn acted behind his back and orders her kept under guard. He says that Jaime has played her for a fool and that she has weakened their position. Robb visits Catelyn in her tent to discuss his plan to break his betrothal to House Frey to marry Talisa.
She reveals that Eddard did not love her when they first married and explains that they built a strong, enduring love over time. She warns against recklessly breaking his oath for passion but he says that she has no right to call anyone reckless. Going against his mother's advice, Robb marries Talisa in a secret ceremony. Catelyn, still Robb's prisoner, is among the Northern forces that march on Harrenhal , only to find the castle abandoned, and the prisoners slain.
Among the dead, Catelyn identifies the body of Ser Jaremy Mallister , her father's bannerman. Robb then orders his mother imprisoned within the fortress.
Lord Roose Bolton delivers two messenger- raven missives, each of which brings bad news. First, Catelyn's father Hoster Tully has finally died after a long illness at his castle of Riverrun. Second, Roose delivers a letter from his bastard son Ramsay Snow , falsely stating that the ironborn torched Winterfell and put all of its inhabitants to the sword, and then fled all before his force arrived there.
There has been no sighting of Bran or Rickon, and though Robb hopes that they are still alive, there is a strong possibility that they are dead.
Moreover, there has been no word of Theon, and if he took the boys captive the Greyjoys haven't sent out any demands. This double-blow reduces Catelyn to tears and she laments that she had not seen her father in years. She is horrified at the thought that Bran and Rickon were in danger while she was away and could not protect them, and are now likely dead. Talisa notices that Catelyn is making a prayer wheel for the Faith of the Seven , and offers to help.
Catelyn explains that they can only be made by mothers who are praying for the welfare of their children. Catelyn reveals that she has only made them twice before, one of which was when she was praying for Bran to wake from his coma.
It worked after a fashion, as Bran did survive but he lost the use of his legs. Talisa asks after the other time, and Catelyn reveals that when the boys were young children, one of them had a pox. Maester Luwin said that if he survived the night, he would be all right, and Catelyn sat with him all through the night.
Catelyn reveals this boy was Jon Snow, and when her husband first brought him home as a baby, she couldn't bear to look at him.
She inwardly prayed for the gods to take him away and make him die. A murderer. I'd condemned this poor, innocent child to a horrible death all because I was jealous of his mother. A woman he didn't even know. She stayed up with him all night, praying to the gods that if they forgave her earlier wish that Jon would die, she promised she would urge Eddard to have Jon legitimized as a Stark and she would raise him as her own son.
Jon recovered but Catelyn tells Talisa, "And I couldn't keep my promise. And everything that's happened since then In Catelyn's old chamber in the castle, she mourns with her uncle Brynden over her father's death.
She asks him if he made peace with his older brother, whom he had been fighting with for the past thirty years. Brynden explains that he did: on his deathbed, Hoster told him to stop calling himself "the Blackfish" as it was a stupid joke created over thirty years ago by Brynden to symbolize his bad relationship with his older brother, and it wasn't very funny to begin with.
Brynden emotionally laments that he's been calling himself "the Blackfish" of the Tully family for so long that he's practically forgotten his own name. Catelyn is happy that her uncle was able to make peace with her father before he passed, and is upset that she couldn't have been there.
She reminisces that she watched from this window in her childhood whenever her father left, but now he won't be coming back. At the time, he still believed he was Ned Stark's bastard with a mystery woman. Ned deflects the question and says, "The next time we see each other, we'll talk about your mother. Next time we see each other, we'll talk about your mother.
Jon never got to have that reunion with Ned, but his discovery in last night's episode comes close enough, because it took place right where Ned was buried. His mother, Lyanna, was buried there too.
In fact, Jon was lighting candles at Ned's grave right before Samwell Tarly hurried in to inform him of his true identity that his real name is Aegon Targaryen, his parents are Rhaegar and Lyanna, and he's the true heir to the Iron Throne.
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