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What it probably sounded like when our kind and noble Lord made perfectly reasonable requests of the cowardly bastard crow after his lovely bride and faithful dog were stolen.

https://soundgasm.net/u/VulpineScott/The-Pink-Letter

I've had a strange obsession with the Boltons lately so I feel this is a good place for this alt theory.

Say everything goes right for Robb, he doesn't betray the Freys and Theon betray Robb, Robb sacks kings landing and returns north as king.

For leading half the army, and advising Robb, and for his cunning Roose is named as Robbs Hand, Theon becomes king of Iron Islands in an alliance.

Roose and Robb may not see eye to eye but Roose proves an invaluable ally, as the early years of Robbs rule is plagued with instability, Karstark uprising, and Euron/Victarion rising against Theon, this leads to Robb occupying Iron Islands and Theon to plot against Robb.

Given Robbs previous treatment to insubordination/traitors he grows more tyrannical, and allows Roose to reinstate flaying, and Ramsey becomes a royal spymaster who extracts information through torture.

What if Ramsay won the Battle of the Bastards and Sansa kills herself? How would this change the plot?

I don't like Sanse and Jon. Generally they are okay, but sometimes they irritate me and Ramsay is my favorite villain and I wanted to create an alternative story about how he wins.

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Ramsay has all his dogs, a bow, two small swords (the ones he used to fight Yara's knights) and one regular sword.

Round 1: Leatherface (Bubba Sawyer)

Round 2: Ghost Face (Dead by Daylight)

Round 3: Freddy Kruegar (In the real world)

Round 4: Jason voorhees (Freddy vs. Jason)

Round 5: Michael Myers (Halloween (1978))

Round 6: The Countess (American Horror story Hotel)

Round 7: Art the Clown (First movie)

Round 8: SCP 4666 (Yule man)

Round 9: Trickster (Dead by Daylight)

Round 10 : Chucky doll (Child's Play)

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I'm on my second readthrough of the series and just finished Clash of Kings. As far as I can figure, Rob Stark didn't go back on his promise to the Freys until long after Ramsay's taking of Winterfell and capture of Theon. Any theories as to why he did it? Or is it actually explained somewhere and I've just missed it? Taking Winterfell is a big move in itself, but add to that the slaughter of Rodrik Cassel's forces and all those other Northmen and I'm really wondering what the plan was.

Kind of a silly hypothetical cause I'm really curious about all the directions that people can take "the son is just a shadow of the father" in terms of comparing Ramsay's and Roose's cruelty.

If I had to guess the first things that come to mind are:

• Cannibalism
• His abuse was what killed his children with the first wife/the first wife (doesn't really fit his supposed position against kin-slaying though). Cannibalism could also fit here lol
• Roose possessing/warging into Ramsay to be able to commit atrocities and avoiding the blame

King Ramsay I with his submissive Queen

Looking for story fic or anything focused on house bolton

For over half a century Black and Green have clashed again and again, first with flame and claw, then with steel and iron. The whole of Westeros has breathed a sigh of relief as this forever war seemingly has come to its end. Yet perhaps one final dance remains, as the King on the throne continues to err, showing mercy to the point of madness. Be it desperation or truly blind altruism, it matters not, for the great game makes no distinction about the cause of weakness.

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Main Recs (in order): Wolf Creek 2 The Collector Creep

(Rest are not in order)

Home Invasion: Funny Games

Toxic masculinity: The Belko Experiment

Weird: Hellraiser (I’ve only seen OG but the cenobites are described as “S&M demons” and that fits) Deathdrop Gorgeous (terrible acting but some funny kill scenes and camp humour as well as pet play jokes)

Torture: Hostel The Basement (not good but I still had fun) (And then also your basics like Martyrs and Saw Series if you only want the torture, and your ones like the Last House on The Left)

(This isn’t an extensive list of horror movie Recs just ones I think Ramsay enjoyers might like)

If anybody has some more recommendations please let me know (I’m planning to watch Tusk but haven’t got round to it yet)

I consider my self being a huge fan of asoiaf books series, but I was struggling to find a book has a similar plot or charecters of this series, especially the plotting or scheming characters like twin lannister or littlefinger that can use some body as a tool for his advantage and maybe has a lack of sympathetic feelings or remours, idk 🤷‍♀️ I wish somebody really bookish and can tell about these novels if he can