/r/Dreadfort
This is a meeting place for all bannermen and allies of House Bolton; Roose Bolton, Lord of the Dreadfort and Warden of the North, and his trueborn son, Ramsay Bolton, Lord of Winterfell.
This is a meeting place for all bannermen and allies of House Bolton. Disloyalty will not be tolerated.
No Season 7 or TWOW spoilers in the titles, or your post will be deleted.
Disloyalty to either Lord Roose or Lord Ramsay will see you flayed and banned.
Stay in character as the loyal bannerman that you are (except for in specially marked threads)
Get your flair! You may name yourself after one of Ramsay's pets, either Reek, or one of the girls (his hunting hounds). If you want a unique flair...earn it, don't ask for it.
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Our Blades Are Sharp!
I’m a bit curious. I’ve saw some of gibilynx art and I would like to comission her, but I was unable to contact her. Her social media looks abandoned. ¿Anyone knows how to contact her?
Took a good sniff on the package first to make sure it wasn't poisoned by our enemies
I wake up every morning grateful and relieved that Lord Roose is still Warden of the North, and Winterfell is still under the protection of the trueborn Lord of Winterfell, Lord Ramsay. The Seven Kingdoms remain under the just and rightful rule of King Tommen and our Lannister allies, and the filthy liars in House Stark remain destroyed, never to return again.
All is well. Long live Lord Roose and Lady Walda, long live Lord Ramsay and Lady Arya, and long live House Bolton!
Disgusting that people can see Lord Ramsay the Merciful carrying out acts of generosity and then turn around and gossip about him.
I don't know if it works on poison victims but still. The Lord of Light works in mysterious ways I suppose
A friendly Dreadfort reminder how GRRM left the story.
Roose Bolton said “I'm sorry, Ramsay. It's a bummer. In reality, you're as dumb as they come. But I needed those Freys and Manderlys real bad and I had to give 'em up just to get Stanis Baratheon off my back. So now we're gonna have to go get more. More leaches, and more soldiers, and more flaying and killing Stanis, Ramsay. And then we're gonna go on even more adventures after that, Ramsay. And you're gonna keep your mouth shut about 'em, Ramsay. Because the world is full of idiots that don't understand what's important. And they'll tear us apart, Ramsay. And not in the fun way. But if you stick with me, I'm gonna accomplish great things, Ramsay. And you're gonna be a part of 'em. And together we're gonna run around the North, Ramsay, we're gonna do all kinds of wonderful things, Ramsay. Rule the North. Just you and me, Ramsay. The outside world is our enemy, Ramsay. We're the only family we've got, Ramsay. It's just Roose and Ramsay. Rrroose and Ramsay and their adventures, Ramsay. Roose and Ramsay, forever and forever, a hundred years of House Bolton, s... things. Leaches. Me and Roose and Ramsay runnin' around and Roose and Ramsay time. Aaall day long forever. All, a hundred days Roose and Ramsay forever a hundred times. Over and over Roose and Ramsay adventures dot com W W W dot Roose and Ramsay dot com W W W Roose and Ramsay adventures all hundred years. Every minute Roose and Ramsay dot com W W W hundred times Roose and Ramsay dot com.”
One thing I’ve noticed about show Ramsay (who I think we can all agree is presented way differently from extra crazy book Ramsay), is every single one of his torture/flaying victims had betrayed his liege lord or broken chain of command. Not excusing his actions because he’s clearly not a good person but just found that interesting.
Now his murders are a bit different and seem to be personally motivated but I found it interesting the people he chose to murder on his own side happened to be rapists (when he "saved" Theon, you could argue they were told to rape Theon but they seemed a little too happy to comply). You could argue getting eaten alive by dogs is torture but it’s also not clear the history behind the girls ie if they had committed some betrayal due to lack of backstory. Regardless Ramsay seems to enjoy being his hands dirty so I’ll differentiate based upon that.
Also not counting Sansa’s rape as I don’t think that on par with getting skinned alive. Also per recent history and Westeros, I’m sure that legally would have counted not as rape due to their marriage sadly enough. Interestingly, besides the raping she isn’t shown getting physically beaten the way she was with Joffrey.
We also see plenty of flayed victims but it's unlikely they were all flayed alive (it seems to be a lot of effort for how many people they had to flay).
Not here to argue show Ramsay is a good guy (and book Ramsay is a completely different beast) but just a pattern I’ve noticed with his flaying victims.