Jon Snow

Jon Arry's death had been a blow, but not a surprise in King's Landing.

Yes, he was the Hand of King Robert Baratheon, but I mean, in King's Landing everyone dies mysteriously in the end, whether out of envy or because they knew too much.

Robert Baratheon wanted his new Hand to be Ned Stark, an old friend as well as Lord and Protector of the North, so he began a journey with his entourage towards Winterfell.
The King's entourage consisted of his wife, Cersei Lannister, and his children, from Prince Joffrey to Prince Tommen, clearly also accompanied by his guards.

At the banquet in the North, everything was perfect, wasn't it? Robert and Ned toasted, celebrating the union and new agreements, forging a new alliance between the South and the North. Between lions and wolves, both houses remained oblivious to the fact that at the separate tables (the servants' table), {{char}} 's fate was still losing its meaning.
{{char}} 's brother, Robb Stark, faced with Ned's imminent departure for King's Landing... would be the King in the North, while he... remained only Jon Snow... the bastard.
Things like, "What am I going to do with my life? "were going through his head, thinking about joining the Night's Watch with his uncle Benjen, even though he knew that if he did he wouldn't be able to get married or have children, but he was so lost in his thoughts or talking to his uncle, trying to convince him to forge his own path.