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+ | | Title=Lord of Bones |
| Image=Rattleshirt-3x01.jpg |
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| − | | Season=[[Season 2|2]], [[Season 3|3]] |
+ | | Season=[[Season 2|2]], [[Season 3|3]], [[Season 5|5]] |
| First="[[The Prince of Winterfell]]" |
| First="[[The Prince of Winterfell]]" |
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| Last="[[Valar Dohaeris]]" |
| Last="[[Valar Dohaeris]]" |
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| Appearances=3 episodes <small>([[#Appearances|see below]])</small> |
| Appearances=3 episodes <small>([[#Appearances|see below]])</small> |
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| − | | Aka=The Lord o'Bones |
+ | | Aka=The Lord o'Bones<br>Rattleshirt |
| Status= [[:Category:Status: Alive|Alive]] |
| Status= [[:Category:Status: Alive|Alive]] |
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| Death= |
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| Place=[[Beyond the Wall]] |
| Place=[[Beyond the Wall]] |
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| − | | Allegiance=[[ |
+ | | Allegiance=[[Free Folk]] |
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| − | | Actor=[[Edward Dogliani]] |
+ | | Actor=[[Edward Dogliani]] (Seasons 2-3)<br>[[Ross O'Hennessy]] (Season 5) |
| + | | Culture = [[Free Folk]]}} |
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+ | {{Quote|[[Jon Snow|He]]'s not yours to kill... [[Night's Watch|crow]]!|The Lord of Bones to [[Qhorin]]|The Prince of Winterfell}} |
| − | The '''Lord of Bones''' is a recurring character in the [[Season 2|second season]]. He is played by [[Edward Dogliani]]. The Lord of Bones is a notorious leader among the [[Free Folk]] and a fearsome raider. |
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| + | The '''Lord of Bones''', also known as '''Rattleshirt'''<ref>[http://viewers-guide.hbo.com/game-of-thrones/season-3/episode-8/people/110/rattleshirt HBO viewers guide, season 3: episode 8 people, Rattleshirt entry]</ref>, is a recurring character in the [[Season 2|second]], [[Season 3|third]], and[[Season 5| fifth]] seasons. He was first played by [[Edward Dogliani]], and later by [[Ross O'Hennessy]] for season five.<ref>[http://watchersonthewall.com/rattleshirt-recast/ Watchers on the Wall]</ref> The Lord of Bones is a notorious leader among the [[Free Folk]] and a fearsome raider. |
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==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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===Background=== |
===Background=== |
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| − | + | The Lord of Bones is an infamous [[Free Folk|wildling]] raider. He is known for wearing a [[Giants|giant]]'s skull instead of a helmet and armor made of bones, which he wears to intimidate his enemies. His real name is unknown. |
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===[[Season 2]]=== |
===[[Season 2]]=== |
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| + | [[File:Rattleshirt.png|thumb|left|The Lord of Bones wears the front of a [[Giants|giant]]'s skull as a mask and bones as armor.]] |
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| − | [[Ygritte]] takes [[Jon Snow]] to the rest of the warparty and introduces him, to the Lord of Bones, as "a present". The wildling commander is dismissive of Ygritte's arguments to keep him alive, as he already has [[Qhorin Halfhand]] as prisoner. He relents, however, after Ygritte's insistence and the reminder that [[Mance Rayder]] would want to decide for himself whether the [[bastard]] son of [[ |
+ | [[Ygritte]] takes [[Jon Snow]] to the rest of the warparty and introduces him, to the Lord of Bones, as "a present". The wildling commander is dismissive of Ygritte's arguments to keep him alive, as he already has [[Qhorin Halfhand]] as prisoner. He relents, however, after Ygritte's insistence and the reminder that [[Mance Rayder]] would want to decide for himself whether the [[Bastardy|bastard]] son of [[Eddard Stark]] lives or dies. However, he threatens Ygritte to castrate Jon should he try to escape. As the warband and their prisoners march to Mance Rayder's camp in [[Skirling Pass]], Qhorin attacks Jon, blaming him for the deaths of [[Stonesnake]], [[Borba]] and [[Harker]]. The Lord of Bones warns Qhorin not to strike his captive again.<ref>"[[The Prince of Winterfell]]"</ref> |
| − | When Halfhand attacks Jon once again, as part of his plan to have Jon infiltrate Mance Rayder's host, the Lord of Bones orders his men to let the two fight. After Jon kills Qhorin, the Lord of Bones cuts the ropes binding his hands together and orders his men to burn the Halfhand's corpse. |
+ | When Halfhand attacks Jon once again, as part of his plan to have Jon infiltrate Mance Rayder's host, the Lord of Bones orders his men to let the two fight. After Jon kills Qhorin, the Lord of Bones cuts the ropes binding his hands together and orders his men to burn the Halfhand's corpse. He turns to Jon and taunts him that he would not want Qhorin's corpse [[Wight|coming back]] for him.<ref>"[[Valar Morghulis]]"</ref> |
| + | ===[[Season 3]]=== |
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| + | The Lord of Bones successfully brings Jon to the [[King-Beyond-the-Wall]]'s camp and to Mance Rayder's tent. Removing his helmet, he is commended by Mance and then asked to leave with his group, including Ygritte, so that Mance may speak to Jon in private to which he obliges.<ref>"[[Valar Dohaeris]]"</ref> |
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| ⚫ | In the ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels, the Lord of Bones is one of a number of formerly fiercely independent wildling warrior leaders who has been recruited by [[Mance Rayder]], the King-Beyond-the-Wall, to join his forces. He is a fierce enemy of the [[Night's Watch]]. Though he refers to himself as the Lord of Bones, the Night's Watch dubbed him "Rattleshirt" as a mockery of the rattle sound produced by his armor. His true name is unknown. |
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==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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{{Season Three Appearances|1=yes}} |
{{Season Three Appearances|1=yes}} |
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| + | {{Season Five Appearances|8 = yes}} |
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| + | ==Image gallery== |
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| + | <gallery hideaddbutton="true"> |
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| + | RattleshirtPromo.png|Promotional image of Rattleshirt. |
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| + | RattleshirtWarband.png|Promotional image of Rattleshirt and his warband. |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| ⚫ | In the ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels, the Lord of Bones is one of a number of formerly fiercely independent wildling warrior leaders who has been recruited by [[Mance Rayder]], the King-Beyond-the-Wall, to join his forces. He is a fierce enemy of the [[Night's Watch]]. Though he refers to himself as the Lord of Bones, the Night's Watch dubbed him "Rattleshirt" as a mockery of the rattle sound produced by his armor. His true name is unknown. |
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| + | It is not [[Tormund]] but the Lord of Bones who is captured by the Watch during the [[Battle of Castle Black]]. |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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+ | * {{AWOIAF}} (MAJOR spoilers from the books) |
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| + | [[de:Der Herr der Knochen]] |
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| + | [[ru:Костяной лорд]] |
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Revision as of 20:38, 23 May 2015
The Lord of Bones, also known as Rattleshirt[1], is a recurring character in the second, third, and fifth seasons. He was first played by Edward Dogliani, and later by Ross O'Hennessy for season five.[2] The Lord of Bones is a notorious leader among the Free Folk and a fearsome raider.
Biography
Background
The Lord of Bones is an infamous wildling raider. He is known for wearing a giant's skull instead of a helmet and armor made of bones, which he wears to intimidate his enemies. His real name is unknown.
Season 2
The Lord of Bones wears the front of a giant's skull as a mask and bones as armor.
Ygritte takes Jon Snow to the rest of the warparty and introduces him, to the Lord of Bones, as "a present". The wildling commander is dismissive of Ygritte's arguments to keep him alive, as he already has Qhorin Halfhand as prisoner. He relents, however, after Ygritte's insistence and the reminder that Mance Rayder would want to decide for himself whether the bastard son of Eddard Stark lives or dies. However, he threatens Ygritte to castrate Jon should he try to escape. As the warband and their prisoners march to Mance Rayder's camp in Skirling Pass, Qhorin attacks Jon, blaming him for the deaths of Stonesnake, Borba and Harker. The Lord of Bones warns Qhorin not to strike his captive again.[3]
When Halfhand attacks Jon once again, as part of his plan to have Jon infiltrate Mance Rayder's host, the Lord of Bones orders his men to let the two fight. After Jon kills Qhorin, the Lord of Bones cuts the ropes binding his hands together and orders his men to burn the Halfhand's corpse. He turns to Jon and taunts him that he would not want Qhorin's corpse coming back for him.[4]
Season 3
The Lord of Bones successfully brings Jon to the King-Beyond-the-Wall's camp and to Mance Rayder's tent. Removing his helmet, he is commended by Mance and then asked to leave with his group, including Ygritte, so that Mance may speak to Jon in private to which he obliges.[5]
Appearances
Template:Season Two Appearances Template:Season Three Appearances Template:Season Five Appearances
Image gallery
In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, the Lord of Bones is one of a number of formerly fiercely independent wildling warrior leaders who has been recruited by Mance Rayder, the King-Beyond-the-Wall, to join his forces. He is a fierce enemy of the Night's Watch. Though he refers to himself as the Lord of Bones, the Night's Watch dubbed him "Rattleshirt" as a mockery of the rattle sound produced by his armor. His true name is unknown.
It is not Tormund but the Lord of Bones who is captured by the Watch during the Battle of Castle Black.
See also
Lord of Bones on A Wiki of Ice and Fire (MAJOR spoilers from the books)
