BENIOFF: All he knows is that he's become quite attached to this young woman.
I don't think it's ever so much a question of going over to the other side.
But he's haunted by the idea that he might have to betray Ygritte.
She's in love with Jon Snow.
She loves him through and through.
I think he's avoided trying to love anybody up until this point.
And he does with her for a long time.
LESLIE: She knows deep, deep down
that because he is so loyal, because he's so true,
that he's not a true, kind of, turncloak.
She knows he's going to go back.
It's really hard for him when faced with this fiery young woman
who he can't break his vows with
because she's just so wonderful.
She's given her all to him.
I mean, she's gone against her own people, her own culture
to be with him.
And he chose his duty to the Night's Watch.
He chose his oath over her.
She's devastated, absolutely devastated.
NUTTER: You see her heart break when he rides away on the horse
and she realizes that from now on we'll always be enemies.
The look that Ygritte gives Jon as he's leaving
is a textbook example of the look you don't want to see in your woman's face.
Especially a woman who's as good with a bow and arrow as Ygritte.