Thread:DeltaHorizon020/@comment-36652967-20190708233138

Both about Ramsay Snow from A Song of Ice and Fire

Wylla: He won't ever be my lord! He made Lady Hornwood marry him, then shut her in a dungeon and made her eat her fingers. Locke: The maid tells it true. Roose Bolton's cold and cunning, aye, but a man can deal with Roose. We've all known worse. But this bastard son of his ... they say he's mad and cruel, a monster.

—Wylla Manderly and unnamed member of House Locke Robett: The evil is in his blood. He is a bastard born of rape. A Snow, no matter what the boy king says. Wyman: Was snow ever so black? Ramsay took Lord Hornwood's lands by forcibly wedding his widow, then locked her in a tower and forgot her. It is said she ate her own fingers in her extremity ... and the Lannister notion of king's justice is to reward her killer with Ned Stark's little girl. Robett: The Boltons have always been as cruel as they are cunning, but this one seems a beast in human skin.

—Robett Glover and Wyman Manderly 