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Why is no-one talking about how Drogon shot a column of fire that had to be well over 2,500°F / 1,370°Celsius in order to melt the steel of the Iron Throne...
Yet Jon Snow just stood there less than 10 feet away from the inferno without even getting singed? #GameOfThronesFinalepic.twitter.com/Iq9tG4Havn
Nope! He isn't! He burnt his hand when he took the lantern from Knight Commander Mormont and threw it on a wight and set it on fire. Jon isn't fireproof.
Thanks for detailing that.
Guy guys, it's clearly fictional. 
This just seems to me like an unsupported excuse we jump to to cover this fail. The showrunners haven't set that power up at all for Jon far as I can tell. Maybe molten gold is different, but Dany's brother didn't display that. And GRRM said constant fire immunity isn't canon.
It was transferred to him during the Targaryen right of incestual shagging
But his cloths?
#5/19 was an inside job
That's what I was thinking while watching that seen, too.
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