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John Sword. Producer: The Assault. John Sword was born on June 18, 1989 in Las Vegas, NV. He is an actor, producer and entrepreneur.
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"It's my father's sword, and his father before him. The Mormonts have carried it for five centuries. It was meant for my son, Jorah. He brought dishonor to our House... but he had the grace to leave the sword before he fled from Westeros."
―Lord Commander Jeor Mormont
Longclaw is a Valyrian steel bastard sword that was the ancestral weapon of House Mormont for five centuries. When Lord Jeor Mormont retired from his lordship to take the black and command the Night's Watch, he passed it to his son and heir, Ser Jorah Mormont. When Jorah went into exile after trying to sell some poachers into slavery, he left the sword and Jeor's sister Maege returned it to him at the Wall.
Years later, Jeor gave Longclaw to Jon Snow as a reward for saving his life from a wight. Before giving it to Jon he had the pommel remade, replacing the bear with a direwolf, the sigil of House Stark.
Game of Thrones: Season 1
Jeor gives the sword to Jon as a reward for saving his life from a wight (and also as a symbol of his growing fatherly affection for him). Before passing it on to Jon, he remarks that the name "Longclaw" is just as suitable for a wolf as a bear. Mormont has had the pommel remade, replacing the bear with a direwolf, the sigil of House Stark. He mentions that the sword previously belonged to his son, Jorah, who out of shame left Longclaw behind when he fled Westeros. Jon politely tries to refuse, but Mormont insists he keep it. Jon takes the sword to the dining hall to get the Lord Commander's dinner. He is confronted by the other recruits. Pyp and Grenn are especially vocal in demanding to see the sword.
Game of Thrones: Season 2
Craster briefly takes Longclaw from Jon after the latter follows him into the woods to see what the man does with his infant sons. Jon is admonished harshly by Mormont for this, who returns the sword to him and instructs him not to lose it again. Jon later takes Longclaw with him when he takes part in the great ranging beyond the Wall led by Mormont. Jon is sent with a scouting party led by Qhorin Halfhand which ambushes a group of wildlings, during which Jon takes Ygritte captive. Qhorin leaves Jon to kill Ygritte with Longclaw, but Jon cannot bring himself to do that. Ygritte later lures Jon into a trap. He is captured by a group of wildlings led by the Lord of Bones, who take Longclaw from him. Ygritte carries Longclaw as they head back to the main camp of King-Beyond-the-Wall Mance Rayder. As they are about to reach the camp, Ygritte playfully keeps lightly whacking Jon in the head with the flat side of the sword. He eventually dodges and slips behind her, noting that she doesn't know how to wield a sword very well. Qhorin, having also been captured, stages a fight with Jon to convince the wildlings that he is betraying his vows to desert to them, so he can infiltrate Mance Rayder's camp. Qhorin steals a sword from a guard, so Ygritte tosses Longclaw back to Jon so he can defend himself. As Qhorin intended, Jon ends up killing him, impaling him on Longclaw. This marks the first time Jon has ever killed anyone. The wildlings are thus convinced that he wants to defect, and lead Jon into the camp.
Game of Thrones: Season 3
The Lord of Bones continues to hold onto Longclaw as they lead Jon into the main wildling camp, and he waits outside with it as Jon enters Mance Rayder's tent. Having gained Mance Rayder's trust, Jon is given back Longclaw. Jon carries Longclaw with him as he climbs back south over the Wall. At Queenscrown, when his true allegiance to the Night's Watch is revealed, Jon fights the wildling company he is with. Jon kills Orell with Longclaw, marking the first time he kills an opponent with the blade (Qhorin's earlier death having been staged).
1.Game of Thrones: Season 1, Episode 9: "Baelor" (2011).
2."Baelor"
3."The Old Gods and the New"
4."The Prince of Winterfell"
5."Valar Morghulis"
6."Valar Dohaeris"
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John Sword was born on June 18, 1989 in Las Vegas, NV. He is an actor, producer and entrepreneur. Utilizing his relationships in Hollywood, John has worked on a variety of titles in both actor and producer/executive producer capacities with talent including Kelsey Grammer, Thomas Jane, Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dolph Lundgren, among others.
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