Game of Thrones: This new tagahanga theory about Jon Snow's resurrection changes everything 

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A new fan theory could change everything you think you know about Jon Snow\'s resurrection on

Fans saw Jon Snow resurrected in season six\'s second episode - seemingly at the hands of the mystical red priestess Melisandre.

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is positing the theory that Melisandre was not responsible for bringing Jon Snow back to life at all.

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According to this theory - which also has plenty of supporters in fan circles - Jon\'s conscious was transferred at the moment he was betrayed by the Night\'s Watch in the season five finale.

Like his half-brother Bran is known to do, Jon Snow is speculated to have warged - a mystical transference - his consciousness into the body of his direwolf Ghost.

That would potentially explain how Ghost suddenly woke up only seconds before Jon Snow was resurrected.

While this fan theory is far from confirmed by any official production team sources, Jon has been shown as a possible possessor of supernatural abilities in George RR Martin\'s book series.

We\'ll find out if this theory holds any water when

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