Joyeuse Frey

Joyeuse Erenford
World of Westeros
Season(s)	1, 3
Appeared in	"Baelor"
Portrayed by	Kelly Long

"You see that? Fifteen, she is. A little flower... and the honey's all mine."

―Walder Frey to Catelyn Stark

Joyeuse Frey née Erenford is a background character in the first season and will reappear in the third. She is played by Kelly Long and debuts, uncredited, in the episode "Baelor." Joyeuse Erenford is the eighth wife of Lord Walder Frey, the Lord of the Crossing.

Biography

Background

Joyeuse Erenford is 15 years old and the eighth wife of Lord Walder Frey.

Season 1

Catelyn Stark talks to a knight of House Frey at the Crossroads Inn. He tells her that Lord Walder is about to celebrate his 90th nameday and has taken another wife in celebration of the event. Tyrion Lannister finds this notion amusing, at least until the Frey knight agrees to help Catelyn take Tyrion prisoner for the attempted murder of her son Bran.

Walder and his new wife.

Arriving at the Twins, Catelyn greets Lord Walder Frey and his young, 15-year-old wife, Lady Joyeuse, whom Lord Walder gropes even as he speaks. Walder dismisses his family, including Joyeuse, whilst he and Catelyn haggle on what price the Starks will pay to be allowed to cross the river.

Appearance

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Behind the scenes

Kelly Long as been a stand-in for Emilia Clarke, Michelle Fairley, Lena Headey, and Sophie Turner. In Season 2, Long began also working full time for Game of Thrones' art department.

In the books

In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Lady Joyeuse is slightly older than in the TV show, aged sixteen. House Erenford is a minor vassal house of the Riverlands, sworn to House Frey.

See also

• Joyeuse Erenford at A Wiki of Ice and Fire (spoilers for the books).

References

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