Does Ramsay känna sin mamma?

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S03E10

My mother taught me not to throw stones at cripples... but my father taught me: aim for their head!

S05E05

Roose Bolton: You've never asked me about your mother.

Ramsay Bolton: Why would I? She had me, she died. And here we are.

Roose Bolton: She was a peasant girl. Pretty in a common sort of way. She was a miller's wife. Apparently they had married without my knowledge or consent. So I had him hanged, and I took her beneath the tree where he was swaying. She fought me the whole time. She was lucky I didn't hang her too. A year later she came to my gates with a squalling baby in her arms. A baby she claimed was mine. I nearly had her whipped, and the child thrown in the river. But then I looked at you, and I saw then what I see now. You are my son.

    
uppsättning BCLC 25.02.2016 09:06

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Ja, det gjorde han. Hans far, Roose, våldtagit en frälsarens fru under sin hängande kropp och lämnade. Ett år senare anlände den damen till Dreadfort med en nyfödd bebis, Ramsay. Roose ville döda dem båda där, men motstå frestelsen när han såg att barnet hade ögonen. Så betalade han "alimony" i några år och omkring 12 år senare gav Roose Ramsay och hans mamma en tjänare, Reek, när hon klagade att hon behövde hjälp med sin uppfostran. Det var ett skämt, för Reek reeked. Senare när Ramsay upptäckte sanningen om hans föräldraskap blev han Boltons inofficiella arving.

Detta nämndes i den femte boken, En dans med drakar, när Roose berättade för Theon men jag kommer inte ihåg vilket kapitel.

    
svaret ges 25.02.2016 12:35
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En sång av is och eld

Ja

I böckerna kände han definitivt sin mamma efter att ha fått henne och Reek 1 lärde honom om sitt arv och fick honom att sträva efter att ta Bolton-namnet.

"Smitten?" Bolton laughed. "Did he use that word? Why, the boy has a singer's soul … though if you believe that song, you may well be dimmer than the first Reek. Even the riding part is wrong. I was hunting a fox along the Weeping Water when I chanced upon a mill and saw a young woman washing clothes in the stream. The old miller had gotten himself a new young wife, a girl not half his age. She was a tall, willowy creature, very healthy-looking. Long legs and small firm breasts, like two ripe plums. Pretty, in a common sort of way. The moment that I set eyes on her I wanted her. Such was my due. The maesters will tell you that King Jaehaerys abolished the lord's right to the first night to appease his shrewish queen, but where the old gods rule, old customs linger. The Umbers keep the first night too, deny it as they may. Certain of the mountain clans as well, and on Skagos … well, only heart trees ever see half of what they do on Skagos. "This miller's marriage had been performed without my leave or knowledge. The man had cheated me. So I had him hanged, and claimed my rights beneath the tree where he was swaying. If truth be told, the wench was hardly worth the rope. The fox escaped as well, and on our way back to the Dreadfort my favorite courser came up lame, so all in all it was a dismal day.
"A year later this same wench had the impudence to turn up at the Dreadfort with a squalling, red-faced monster that she claimed was my own get. I should've had the mother whipped and thrown her child down a well … but the babe did have my eyes. She told me that when her dead husband's brother saw those eyes, he beat her bloody and drove her from the mill. That annoyed me, so I gave her the mill and had the brother's tongue cut out, to make certain he did not go running to Winterfell with tales that might disturb Lord Rickard. Each year I sent the woman some piglets and chickens and a bag of stars, on the understanding that she was never to tell the boy who had fathered him. A peaceful land, a quiet people, that has always been my rule."
"A fine rule, m'lord."
"The woman disobeyed me, though. You see what Ramsay is. She made him, her and Reek, always whispering in his ear about his rights. He should have been content to grind corn. Does he truly think that he can ever rule the north?"
A Dance with Dragons, Reek III

Game of Thrones

Nej

... om han inte har några väldigt tidiga minnen om henne när han var barn / toddler.

Samtalet mellan Roose och Ramsay tycks indikera att även om Ramsays ursprung är detsamma i utställningen till böckerna är de händelser som följde inte med Ramsay som bara kände sin mamma under de första åren av sitt liv. Vi blir inte djupare in i denna konversation, men som Roose vänder sig mot att prata om Stannis istället.

Roose Bolton: You've never asked me about your mother.
Ramsay Snow: Why would I? She had me, she died. And here we are.
Roose Bolton: She was a peasant girl. Pretty in a common sort of way. She was the miller's wife. Apparently they had married without my knowledge or consent. So I had him hanged and I took her beneath the tree where he was swaying. She fought me the whole time. She was lucky I didn't hang her, too. A year later she came to my gates with a squalling baby in her arms. A baby she claimed was mine. I nearly had her whipped and the child thrown in the river.
Game of Thrones, Season 5 Episode 5, "Kill the Boy"

    
svaret ges 16.01.2018 12:43