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Whitehill Banners at the Twins

xboxplayer_12xboxplayer_12
edited October 2015 in Game Of Thrones

When I started replaying episode 1 today, I noticed that, when the massacre began, some of the tents had Whitehill banners. Since the Whitehills are a northern house, then they were probably loyal to the Starks, and should have been massacred by the Freys. So were the Whitehills bribed to betray the northern army? Or were they simply let off? WHat do you guys think?

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  • LoyalDirewolfLoyalDirewolf
    edited October 2015

    Edit: I totally forgot, they are Bolton bannermen and since the Boltons betrayed the Starks, they did too

  • AgentZ46AgentZ46

    The Whitehills are Bolton Bannermen, they'd be loyal to him.

  • HelloMyLordHelloMyLord

    Yeah I always wondered that , were the Whitehills involved in the betrayal ? Because Ludd said : "im nothing like Walder Frey" when Rodrick mentions that they can't trust anyone after the red weddding

  • darko22darko22

    They were they killed especially Forrester men.

    HelloMyLord posted: »

    Yeah I always wondered that , were the Whitehills involved in the betrayal ? Because Ludd said : "im nothing like Walder Frey" when Rodrick mentions that they can't trust anyone after the red weddding

  • DaveTheArakinDaveTheArakin

    Bolton soldiers are part of the betrayal. So it is fair to say that Whitehill soldiers were also part of the killing.

    And it is Rodrik.

    HelloMyLord posted: »

    Yeah I always wondered that , were the Whitehills involved in the betrayal ? Because Ludd said : "im nothing like Walder Frey" when Rodrick mentions that they can't trust anyone after the red weddding

  • AgentZ46AgentZ46

    And it is Rodrik.

    No Rodrik misspelling shall escape us! XD

    DaveTheArakin posted: »

    Bolton soldiers are part of the betrayal. So it is fair to say that Whitehill soldiers were also part of the killing. And it is Rodrik.

  • LordGoss1138LordGoss1138

    Nope, they'd have fought Robb's army alongside the Freys.

    On a similar note, the Glenmore's liege lords (the Ryswells) were also pro-Bolton so any Glenmores present would have also fought against the Starks and Co.

  • NicWardenNicWarden

    Holy crap that's a game changer there, Glenmore's are twats.

    LordGoss1138 posted: »

    Nope, they'd have fought Robb's army alongside the Freys. On a similar note, the Glenmore's liege lords (the Ryswells) were also pro-Bolton so any Glenmores present would have also fought against the Starks and Co.

  • HelloMyLordHelloMyLord

    So basically they're as bad as the Boltons & Freys ....

    Oh and thanks for correcting the spelling :)

    DaveTheArakin posted: »

    Bolton soldiers are part of the betrayal. So it is fair to say that Whitehill soldiers were also part of the killing. And it is Rodrik.

  • HelloMyLordHelloMyLord

    That'd be very funny , considering that the hier to them was flayed by Ramsey

    So much for being an ally :p

    LordGoss1138 posted: »

    Nope, they'd have fought Robb's army alongside the Freys. On a similar note, the Glenmore's liege lords (the Ryswells) were also pro-Bolton so any Glenmores present would have also fought against the Starks and Co.

  • InGen_Nate_KennyInGen_Nate_Kenny Moderator

    The Ryswells only declared for the Boltons after the Red Wedding, along with the Dustins since Bethany Ryswell was Roose's wife and Barbery is now the Lady of Barrowtown. In ADWD it's mentioned that Lord Rodrik Ryswell is hostile to the Freys because they lost men at the Twins.

    LordGoss1138 posted: »

    Nope, they'd have fought Robb's army alongside the Freys. On a similar note, the Glenmore's liege lords (the Ryswells) were also pro-Bolton so any Glenmores present would have also fought against the Starks and Co.

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