I think that Jon's in a very, very tricky place when it comes to his vows.
He's always believed that he's staying true to the Night's Watch
and will eventually return to them.
But at the same time he's finding himself in an extremely dangerous situation
and an emotionally fraught one
because he doesn't want to betray this woman that he's fallen for.
He's his father's son and doesn't want to lie to anybody.
Lying is totally against his nature.
This whole mission is against his nature.
He's sworn these oaths and he's from a society
where they took vows very seriously.
To be called an oathbreaker was
one of the worst things you could call anyone.
ALL: Night gathers and my watch begins.
It shall not end until my death.
WEISS: The ultimate vow of protecting the realms of men
is something that he takes very seriously and will never fly from.
But there all sorts of other vows that come with that.
The celibacy vow being the most obvious.
That's his moment of weakness.
He knows he shouldn't, you know. In his duty, in his sense of honor,
he knows he shouldn't.
WEISS: He went into this situation as an undercover agent
with a very clear sense of mission.
And I think, that sense of mission has definitely been complicated.
She's someone he's in love with
and he's never been in love with anyone before
and that's a powerful emotion that the Night's Watch vow
is meant to keep out of the Night's Watch picture.
He is sworn to defend the Wall and to fight for the Night's Watch.
And she is a wildling who is hell bent on attacking the Wall
and destroying Castle Black,
and helping the wildlings cross over to the other side.
So, you know, that becomes an impossible position for him.