They like Ramsay -as a character- for the same reason they liked the Joker in The Dark Knight: actor's performance, backstory, being the contrast and a capable foil to the 'good' guys, the unabashed, almost joyous look into the human shadow, that kind of thing.
Finally someone said it. People keep complaining about his plot armor (indeed most likely because of the fight between him and Yara [which I actually really enjoyed despite most people hating it]), but he'll have to die at some point. No one is safe in Game Of Thrones, people should've realized that by now.
Where does this invincible thing come? O_o Because he won Stannis? Bolton's have somewhat stable situation in the show now but that doesn't … moremake them invincible - for starters it's unclear if the other houses, like Umbers and Karstarks, really support them. And then there is LF and his Vale army. And there are also some wildlings in the North now, and who knows maybe certain resurrected bastard will lead them against the Boltons. Anyway, the point is that the situation of the Bolton's doesn't make them look invincible at all.
Maybe this all comes from that infamous rescue mission from s4 that kinda did make Ramsay look like he had a thick plotarmor on. Not sure if D&D even wrote it though - I think it was Cogman's episode.
TV show Robb is stupid. He marry a girl for her appearance. But, I still like him. Book Robb marry to honor Jeyne and himself
Yes, but book Robb still slept with Jeyne because of her appearance and because he liked her - which was stupid and led to him "having to" marry her out of respect. So, if it can be said that Robb married Jeyne because of honor, it can also be said that it was lack of honor that led him to situation where he had to marry him.
TV show Robb is stupid. He marry a girl for her appearance. But, I still like him. Book Robb marry to honor Jeyne and himself, but Lorde Wal… moreder didn't like that very much. But, he ignore a amount of warnings of Grey Wind, decapitate Lord Karstark, and other things. So there you have it. I still like the damn boy. The King who Lost the North.
About Catelyn... She only make mistakes. If weren't her, maybe the Starks would survive just a little more. Of course, that's my opinion.
I'm watching the show, so maybe that effects my knowledge of each character.
But I can't deny that my love for Littlefinger, Jon Snow, Ja… moreime and Tyrion Lannister made it easier for me to never have interest in Cats character. Robb is a usurper (check my avatar) so that's why I didn't like him. But honestly I just think I don't like the Starks in general (besides Rickon, Arya, and Jon). They are all to proud and honorable, and they act as if they are better then other people in the realm. To me, especially Ned, they cared more about honor then about communication. To not tell Cat about Jon Snows supposed parents, to not tell Jon Snow about his parents, to denounce Jaime after he killed the mad king without asking why (which I'm pretty sure they woulda did anyway) etc. They just seemed like they were doomed, especially Ned and Sansa, so tried my best not to fall in love with them.
(and this is just my opinion, not fact. I don't have countless lines that I can use to back up my statements).
Some say he slept with her because of a "love potion", since Jeyne's grandmother is Maggy, the Frog.
He take the virginity of the girl and loose his virginity with her as well. He could just send her away or even destroy House Westerling and keep the promise. But instead, he marry her. So yeah, is a lack of honor sleeping with her, but he did a honorable gesture one way or another. And of course, he still like her.
TV show Robb is stupid. He marry a girl for her appearance. But, I still like him. Book Robb marry to honor Jeyne and himself
Yes, b… moreut book Robb still slept with Jeyne because of her appearance and because he liked her - which was stupid and led to him "having to" marry her out of respect. So, if it can be said that Robb married Jeyne because of honor, it can also be said that it was lack of honor that led him to situation where he had to marry him.
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Glorified is a big word...
They like Ramsay -as a character- for the same reason they liked the Joker in The Dark Knight: actor's performance, backstory, being the contrast and a capable foil to the 'good' guys, the unabashed, almost joyous look into the human shadow, that kind of thing.
Winter is coming, but a Snow has already fallen
Snow has fallen, but Fire will rise.
wow, that was cheesy
Finally someone said it. People keep complaining about his plot armor (indeed most likely because of the fight between him and Yara [which I actually really enjoyed despite most people hating it]), but he'll have to die at some point. No one is safe in Game Of Thrones, people should've realized that by now.
Yes, but book Robb still slept with Jeyne because of her appearance and because he liked her - which was stupid and led to him "having to" marry her out of respect. So, if it can be said that Robb married Jeyne because of honor, it can also be said that it was lack of honor that led him to situation where he had to marry him.
Nice D.E.N.N.I.S. I mean S.T.A.N.N.I.S. system ya got thur
Some say he slept with her because of a "love potion", since Jeyne's grandmother is Maggy, the Frog.
He take the virginity of the girl and loose his virginity with her as well. He could just send her away or even destroy House Westerling and keep the promise. But instead, he marry her. So yeah, is a lack of honor sleeping with her, but he did a honorable gesture one way or another. And of course, he still like her.