King Jon, King Snow? Sixth of his name

[Roux]

Jon would be an excellent King. All the things Varys said plus all of the things that are proven good about a leader in Fire and Blood because they have good Kings and they have bad kings. He knows how to take care of people.

 He knows the value of education, even of he gets bored of it. He can count on Sam (knows he has to) for bulletpoints. He would make a point to ration feed and educate the children of King's landing as well as he and Sam would head up an actual education system within the whole realm. he would recognize that maybe managing money probably isn't his strong suit but he would know who to pick to manage it. He knows the value of a woman is just as important as the value of a man. He respects Brienne he respects his sisters in their individual ways. Gives Arya Needle because he knows shell be happy learning to use it (and to protect herself) 

He doesn't just behead a man at a whim- not unless he actually honestly believes that theres no hope for them. he understands the value of not micromanaging people, that mostly they turned out okay on their own after living with the free folk most of them are alright people, but there are the Crasters. (In the book he says Ned says some men aren't worth having, he says it about Craster)

 

with the honor and the intelligence and the willingness to take action iff it's necessary. He knows enough to value a man by his deeds and actions and self and not strictly his blood, being raised a bastard. 

There's really wanting for nothing except that he's  and we want him to be happy, and being king isn't what he wants. 

Arguments? Any other bits I missed?