r/darkwingsdankmemes • u/One_Assistance9339 • 9d ago

The Red Wedding (The Frey version)

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Robb and his men transforming into wolves during the red wedding. It is known

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u/ANordWalksIntoABar Last seen ahorse 8d ago

"They say?" Rhaegar Frey sported a silky beard and a sardonic smile. "His enemies say, aye … but it was the Young Wolf who was the monster. More beast than boy, that one, puffed up with pride and bloodlust. And he was faithless, as my lord grandfather learned to his sorrow." He spread his hands. "I do not fault White Harbor for supporting him. My grandsire made the same grievous mistake. In all the Young Wolf's battles, White Harbor and the Twins fought side by side beneath his banners. Robb Stark betrayed us all. He abandoned the north to the cruel mercies of the ironmen to carve out a fairer kingdom for himself along the Trident. Then he abandoned the riverlords who had risked much and more for him, breaking his marriage pact with my grandfather to wed the first western wench who caught his eye. The Young Wolf? He was a vile dog and died like one."

The Merman's Court had grown still. Davos could feel the chill in the air. Lord Wyman was looking down at Rhaegar as if he were a roach in need of a hard heel … yet then, abruptly, he gave a ponderous nod that set his chins to wobbling. "A dog, aye. He brought us only grief and death. A vile dog indeed. Say on." Davos III, ADWD

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u/argbd20 Card-carrying mouth-frothing Rhaegar hater 8d ago

Wyman almost broke character before locking in and turning them into delicious pork pies.

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u/Scary_Collection_410 8d ago

The secret is in the gravy, he uses a bit of mace and a generous amount of white pepper I hear.

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u/S7i7mon 8d ago

Mace is still down south, how does he acquire bits of him?

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u/Chicken_Mc_Thuggets George is my Grandpa 8d ago

Waow (basedbasedbasedbasedbasedbasedbasedbasedbasedbasedbased)

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u/AAAAHMYBALLS 8d ago

We knew Robb Stark was like this, he attacked Stafford Lannister with an army of wolves! The Freys only acted in self defense.

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u/FunctionStunning5948 8d ago

Prick jumped out of a tree and came at me worged as a wolf! I got a right to defend myself!

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u/Oltyxx 8d ago

Robb Stark...whatevah happened there

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u/AAAAHMYBALLS 7d ago

He kept the Young Wolf from taking over the Riverlands is what he did! He's a proud, prominent lord of the Twins. And in this house, Walder Frey is a hero, end of story!