Given scene/plot descriptions from movies or TV shows, and given a specific question about the scene, summarize the question into a title
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Question: Jon Snow from Game of Thrones is a man of honor. When he killed the dragon queen in S08E06, he didn't even escape but told the truth. But then why did he kill her with a back stab? Not literally, but he kissed her and she didn't know that he has a weapon.  I understand that maybe he couldn't kill her another way, but that's not a very honorable anyway.

Answer: Why did Jon Snow do this immoral act if he is so honorable?


Question: Die Hard includes a moment when police officer Al Powell says he is on "desk duty" because he accidentally shot a child who had a toy gun. But earlier, Al is shown in uniform, driving a "black-and-white" (a police car) around a neighborhood.  If Al was on desk duty, why was he in uniform, driving a car around the city, wearing the sidearm that he eventually uses to shoot Karl?

Answer: If Al Powell was on desk duty, why was he driving black-and-white?


Question: In the movie 'The Social Network', in the scene after Fashmash has been created but the algorithm has not yet been coded, where Eduardo Saverin gets back to the dorm and talks to Mark about how he and Erica broke up, Mark asks him how he already knows and Eduardo responds "it's on your blog".  How is it then that even though Eduardo has been on Mark's blog that he is unaware of the fact that Mark has hacked the facebooks for the other houses on campus, or that he's in the process of creating a website to compare women even though Mark has been blogging about his progress?

Answer:
How is Eduardo unaware of the progress on Face Mash?