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+ | In the ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels, Ser Walder Rivers is the eldest and most prominent of Lord Walder Frey's [[bastard]] offspring. He is a gruff, dour man with grey hair. Though not a trueborn Frey, he is often put in positions of responsibility for the house due to his strong reputation as a warrior. His personal coat of arms is a silver-grey castle on blue - the colors of House Frey reversed - beneath a red bend sinister. |
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| + | The lines spoken in the episode, however, fit part of the dialogue spoken in ''A Game of Thrones'' by another of Lord Frey's baseborn children, Ryger Rivers, who is described as being young and whose mother milked goats. |
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Revision as of 20:17, 5 April 2013
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- "I need lessons in courtesy from you, bastard? Your mother would still be a milkmaid if I hadn't squirted you into her belly!"
- ―Walder Frey to his bastard son
Walder Rivers is a minor character in the first season. He is played by guest star Bryan McCaugherty and only appears in "Baelor." Ser Walder Rivers is a bastard son of Lord Walder Frey, the head of House Frey and Lord of the Crossing.
Biography
Season 1
Ser Walder is present when Catelyn Stark visits Lord Walder Frey to negotiate passage for her son's army across the trident. Like his trueborn half-brother, Stevron Frey, Walder admonishes his father to remember his courtesies. Lord Frey dismisses his son and reminds him that he's a bastard born of a milkmaid.[1]
Appearance
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In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Ser Walder Rivers is the eldest and most prominent of Lord Walder Frey's bastard offspring. He is a gruff, dour man with grey hair. Though not a trueborn Frey, he is often put in positions of responsibility for the house due to his strong reputation as a warrior. His personal coat of arms is a silver-grey castle on blue - the colors of House Frey reversed - beneath a red bend sinister.
The lines spoken in the episode, however, fit part of the dialogue spoken in A Game of Thrones by another of Lord Frey's baseborn children, Ryger Rivers, who is described as being young and whose mother milked goats.
See also
- Walder Rivers at A Wiki of Ice and Fire (spoilers from the books)
- Ryger Rivers at A Wiki of Ice and Fire (spoilers from the books)
References
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