timpaker:
Ever since Ramsey handled 'Reek' into submission I became his fan.

Everything he does gives me joy, from the scene where he said "just give me 20 good men and I'm battled ready". The dude even went to war without body shield. Lolz.

The dude is very unpredictable. Some said he went too far dethroning Lord Bolton by death and even eliminating a threatening heir, but that's Ramsey. He never leaves anything to chance.

#teamRamsey

blackjack21:
Thanks for the link. does the video have transliteration?

timpaker:
Ever since Ramsey handled 'Reek' into submission I became his fan.

Everything he does gives me joy, from the scene where he said "just give me 20 good men and I'm battled ready". The dude even went to war without body shield. Lolz.

The dude is very unpredictable. Some said he went too far dethroning Lord Bolton by death and even eliminating a threatening heir, but that's Ramsey. He never leaves anything to chance.

#teamRamsey

joseph1832:
The thing is people like Ramsey always get served in the end, and in most cases, they get served HOT.

Not my Ramsey.

The dude obviously doesn't want to be crowed on and that explains why he acts before he's bn acted upon.

Well, this is GoT anything can happen but for the meantime, I'm enjoying his ploy.

gj22:
Unfortunately for me, I spoiled it for myself before watching the episode. But it was still breathtaking nonetheless.

Ramsay is evil. The karrstarks are treacherous.

I wonder what happened to Hordor.

armadeo:
Ep 2 downloaded. 8 more to go then binging.


No quotes pls.

Vorpal:
What nonsense are you guys yapping about Ramsay?
He did what was necessary in a world like westeros were brutality is the wielding stick, no law!
And you all forget it was the same Walder Frey who murdered Robb, Catelyn and his pregnant wife!
Isn't it the same Roose who watched while this happen and betrayed the Stark's?
When Aegon used his dragon, balerion, to burn a whole castle and its inhabitants alive to the ground, he was called 'conqueror'. What he did was short of a psychopath?


So far Ramsay has done nothing to anyone that did not have it coming.

Endy10:

The baby had it coming? A baby that was just taking in the world for the first time. Sure his step mom also had it coming, right? A woman that treated him well and called him by his name. Go ask Jon Snow how a step mother treats a bastard. When she was killed no body said she had it coming even after wishing death on our beloved Lord commander that is risen. Pls my brother check well.
Oh and Aegon did not burn down the city and its inhabitants. It was the soldiers that met him in battle that he burnt. Now that's not brutality. They just brought swords to a dragon's fight. Chikena

timpaker:


Not my Ramsey.

The dude obviously doesn't want to be crowed on and that explains why he acts before he's bn acted upon.

Well, this is GoT anything can happen but for the meantime, I'm enjoying his ploy.

Vorpal:
What nonsense are you guys yapping about Ramsay?
He did what was necessary in a world like westeros were brutality is the wielding stick, no law!
And you all forget it was the same Walder Frey who murdered Robb, Catelyn and his pregnant wife!
Isn't it the same Roose who watched while this happen and betrayed the Stark's?
When Aegon used his dragon, balerion, to burn a whole castle and its inhabitants alive to the ground, he was called 'conqueror'. What he did was short of a psychopath?

So far Ramsay has done nothing to anyone that did not have it coming.

adexsimply:
Seriously?
Are you comparing patricide and cold-blooded unnecessary killing to Aegon's war on his enemies ?

stanisbaratheon:
mellisander's red juju is finally beneficial to mankind

Vorpal:
What nonsense are you guys yapping about Ramsay?
He did what was necessary in a world like westeros were brutality is the wielding stick, no law!
And you all forget it was the same Walder Frey who murdered Robb, Catelyn and his pregnant wife!
Isn't it the same Roose who watched while this happen and betrayed the Stark's?
When Aegon used his dragon, balerion, to burn a whole castle and its inhabitants alive to the ground, he was called 'conqueror'. What he did was short of a psychopath?

So far Ramsay has done nothing to anyone that did not have it coming.

adexsimply:
Seriously?
Are you comparing patricide and cold-blooded unnecessary killing to Aegon's war on his enemies ?

kay9:


I suppose Sansa had it coming, too. I'm also sure fat Walda and her pink little baby "had it coming" because they were equally culpable for her father's deeds at the Red Wedding, abi..

See, without mixing in sentiments, I already knew that the new born-babe would have to die; that's the way to cement one's claim in Westeros. Killing the mother too, well, that's just typical of a Bolton. But as for trying to justify his psychotic cruelty as "..never done nothing to anyone that didn't have it coming", naa that's soo false.

Vorpal:

What really did Sansa suffer at the hands of Ramsay? She willingly agreed to marry him, and I reckon Littlefinger telling her "in a world like theirs, there is no justice anywhere we make our own".
Plus I think Sansa and Ramsay are fated to be together, if Sansa is hopefully pregnant with his son. This can at least put the rivalry between the houses to bed once and for all. Where Ramsay should show tact if he finally bends the knee to the stark family and accept Jon as his lord. Anything short of that would be foolish! But let's see how it pans out.


From my own point of view the mother is a daughter of Frey so his the child carrying Frey's blood as well as Roose's so I think thats just karma giving them the middle finger, and am sure Walder and his entire family will pay too, westeros style.

Plus am not justifying his psychotic tendencies am just saying it's fated.

Vorpal:

Which enemies? They killed his wife or raped his daughters? He killed sons and fathers, wiped out an entire royal family so he could establish a kingdom?

Is that enough justification? Or when the British came took blacks as slaves and they decided to fight back, [size=15pt]does that make blacks enemies?[/size]

[size=15pt]How about when Americans rebelled against the British crown, are they enemies to Britain today?
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A psychopath only becomes so when his motivation seem to go against the general norm that sits with whats convenient to the society. [size=15pt]There have been many psychopathic things done by governments and individual's and people cheered them on, just because they taught the course was right.[/size]

However I do not support patricide or that manner of brutality. But in a world like westeros, [size=15pt]where a man can behead another man because he disobeyed orders[/size], I don't see how Ramsay deviates from the norm that govern westeros.
He only developed a reputation not to treat his enemies in the least humanely way possible if they come to head with him.

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