Lord frey game of thrones

Martin's writings. Anyone wishing to remain completely spoiler free for this prequel series should avoid any pages displaying this tag. His House is noted for its overwhelming fertility and he has over one hundred descendants.

Lord Frey was the founder of House Frey. The founder of House Frey lived about six hundred years before the War of the Five Kings , three hundred years before Aegon's Conquest. The founder of House Frey looked at a map and noticed that the Trident speared the Neck , cutting off the North from the south. He realized that a river of gold would flow to the man who owned the right bridge across the water. He set in motion the building of this bridge, but did not see it to completion as this took three generations.

Lord frey game of thrones

Walder Frey : [taunting] The King in the North arises Catelyn grabs a knife and then drags Lord Walder's wife Joyeuse out from under the table and holds the knife at her throat]. Catelyn Stark : Lord Walder! Lord Walder, enough! Let it end! Catelyn Stark : Please. He is my son, my first son. Let him go and I swear we will forget this. I swear it, by the old gods and new, we will take no vengeance. Walder Frey : You already swore me one oath right here in my castle. You swore by all the gods your son would marry my daughter! Catelyn Stark : Take me for a hostage, but let Robb go! Catelyn Stark : Robb, get up, get up and walk out.

He actually finds this habit of his sons and daughters or grandchildren to name their offspring Walder or Walda to gain his favor irritating, lord frey game of thrones. The Green Council In the books, Stevron commanded the Frey levies that went south with Robb Stark, but he dies of wounds suffered at the Battle of Oxcross.

He marches South with his host, and as they approach the Trident River, they realize they need House Frey's permission to cross the only viable bridge over the Green Fork. Catelyn Stark suspects the Freys of sending word of Robb's movement to the Lannisters, while Robb says since the Lord of the Crossing is his maternal grandfather, Lord Hoster Tully's bannerman, they should expect his support. Greatjon Umber reminds the Young Wolf:. As the party discusses how to get around Walder Frey, Catelyn speaks from wisdom and reminds them that House Frey has controlled the Crossing for six hundred years, and for six hundred years the Freys have never failed to exact toll. Finally, she decides to enter the Twins alone and Game of Thrones ' "Baelor" shows Walder Frey just as discourteous, ill-mannered, and sharp-tongued as he is described in the lore. Catelyn thinks Walder Frey would never harm her as he has known her since she was a girl, but she couldn't be more wrong.

Martin's writings. Anyone wishing to remain completely spoiler free for this prequel series should avoid any pages displaying this tag. His House is noted for its overwhelming fertility and he has over one hundred descendants. He rules the Twins and its surrounding lands, controlling the strategically important crossing of the Green Fork. Over the years, this great stone bridge and the castles that control it have made House Frey a fortune in crossing fees. Lord Walder has been married seven times and is almost ninety years old when the series begins. He is referred to by his liege lord, Hoster Tully , as the "Late Lord Frey" after delaying his arrival to assist Robert's Rebellion until the outcome had already been determined.

Lord frey game of thrones

David John Bradley born 17 April [1] is an English actor. He first performed on stage in musical productions, as a member of a youth club and with the Rowntree Youth Theatre. Also in , he appeared as gangster Alf Black in Band of Gold. He appeared in the BBC drama Mr.

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Near everyone in the Riverlands despises them for their role in the Red Wedding in addition to their disastrous lordship over the Riverlands which has yet to recover from being ravaged by the war, and they are treated as an afterthought at best in King's Landing. Driftmark 8. Over the years, this great stone bridge and the castles that control it have made House Frey a fortune in crossing fees. She then elicits cheers from the many Frey sons upon the mention of the infamous Red Wedding, though then goes on to subtlety mock them by reminding them of how they butchered a pregnant woman, cut the throat of a mother of five, and slaughtered the Starks after inviting them into their home. Catelyn Stark : " If you could climb your own battlements, you would see that he has 20, men outside your walls. Prettier than this lot, that's for sure. Some men take their oaths more seriously than others. A trueborn daughter of Lord Walder's, first seen when Catelyn negotiated with her father in Season 1, and later seen again at Edmure's wedding where her father presents her to Robb. House Frey "We Stand Together. Robb consents to the match, even after his mother indicates that Walder's daughters are not particularly attractive. Vhagar Caraxes Syrax Meleys. On the show, there is no indication that he left the Twins. In a minor bout of karmic payback, when he reappears in "Blood of my Blood", he's throwing a tantrum for Lame Lothar and Black Walder Rivers' inability to find the Blackfish after the Red Wedding or prevent him from retaking Riverrun, since now he believes everyone is still laughing at him.

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Dirty Coward : His defining trait; he only acts when he's completely sure it'll work out in his favor. Walder Frey : " Don't beg my forgiveness, your grace. The wine will flow red Adaptational Attractiveness : David Bradley may not a Silver Fox , but in the books, Walder Frey is described as half-blind, bald, toothless, loose-skinned, and gouty to the point he can't walk. Black Walder Rivers is a wimp and a moron. He correctly deduces the girl is not one of his progeny as she is "too pretty", slaps her rear, and gives her a lascivious look but his mood quickly turns sour over the tardiness of Black Walder and Lothar. In the books, it wasn't his wife who Catelyn killed, but a lackwit grandson Jinglebell Frey — he refused her offer to exchange his life for Robb's by noting that he has plenty of grandsons, and a mentally handicapped one was never of much use. In contrast, Walder extorted his overlords into promising a marriage-alliance, ignoring all previous oaths he had made to them. The Twins, and the bridge they guard, are the only means of crossing the Green Fork for hundreds of miles. On many levels: Claims to value family above all else, but can't even remember the names of many of his literally dozens of direct descendants. You can help the Wiki of Westeros by adding relevant references and cleaning up any information that cannot be verified.