#prehistoricforrest

Oh, yes, there are actually some really interesting theories about that! 

Some background first: So, there’s this book called The Death of Dragons. In ADWD, Tyrion mentions that “the only surviving copy … was supposedly hidden away in a locked vault beneath the Citadel.” It’s pretty much accepted that Jaqen is the Alchemist who kills Pate in AFFC, and then later the Pate who Sam meets at the end of that same book. Pate was killed after giving the Alchemist the key to the Citadel: 

If I pick that up, I am a thief, he remembered thinking. The key was old and heavy, made of black iron; supposedly it opened every door atthe Citadel.

So it’s a solid theory that Jaqen’s entire purpose is the obtain The Death of Dragons, possibly so that the Faceless Men can use the instructions it offers to kill Dany’s dragons (it’s theorized, as well, that the FM are anti-Targaryen because the Valyrians were huge slavers and the FM are very anti-slavery). 

Now, as for why he was in KL and why he was en route to the Night’s Watch: 

"Jaqen H’ghar" could have been in the Black Cells for some reason or another. When he was removed to be transported to the Wall, a Faceless Man took his identity with the intention of getting to the Wall and assassinating someone there. 

Jaqen was actually arrested, maybe for murder, and couldn’t just magic his way out of his cell. So all he could do was wait. 

As a Faceless Man, he needed to kill someone in the Black Cells, so he allowed himself to be arrested and brought there. 

He’s Syrio and Ned and the Prince That Was Promised and also the real Aegon Targaryen. 

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