History Characters / TelltalesGameOfThronesHouseBolton

* NamesTheSame: Has the same name as the nickname of a character from ''A Dance With Dragons.''

* SmugSnake: Has this attitude about murdering a bunch of defenseless pig-farmers, including an eight-year-old girl. He's significantly less effective against a man like Gared.

[[folder:Whitehill]]

[[folder:Britt]]
!!Britt
->'''Played By:''' Alistair James

One of Whitehill's men, he was the leader of the soldiers who killed Gared Tuttle's family.

* BlatantLies: When Lord Whitehill brings him to explain the attack, he feigns innocence and claims that Gared attacked them without provocation.
* DirtyCoward: Flees from the sight of his massacre after Gared kills one (or more) of his men.
* EvilBrit: Played with in regards to the name, but not so much with the accent.
* SmugSnake: Has this attitude about murdering a bunch of defenseless pig-farmers, including an eight-year-old girl. He's significantly less effective against a man like Gared.
* WouldHurtAChild: ''Sought out'' Gared's sister despite the fact she was a child hiding from them and they'd already stabbed his father.

[[folder: Gryff Whitehill]]
!! Gryff Whitehill

Lord Whitehill's son and the commander of the [[spoiler: Forester]] garrison.

* NamesTheSame: Has the same name as the nickname of a character from ''A Dance With Dragons.''
* TheVoiceless: Doesn't speak in Episode 1.

[[folder: Griff]]
!! Griff

* PragmaticVillainy: Shows this [[spoiler:when he ''only'' kills one of the Foresters, takes a hostage, and leaves behind a garrison. The Foresters are too valuable to the Boltons to dispose of ''en masse''.]]

* TortureTechnician: A hobby of Ramsays, as we find out.

* KickTheDog: Ludd demands justice for his slain man, despite the facts: 1. Said man was murdering the killer's family at the time. 2. The killer was sent to the Wall (the traditional punishment for murderers in the North).

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The Warden of the North after the [[spoiler: Red Wedding]]. He is a terrifying overlord who is the liegelord to the Forester's traditional rivals.

* BadBoss: Everyone expects the Boltons to come down heavily on House Forester. [[spoiler: They're right.]]
* EvilOverlord: Roose is the most powerful man in the North [[spoiler: after the Red Wedding.]]
* TheUnseen: Doesn't appear in Episode 1 but is spoken of.

->'''Played By:''' Iwan Rheon

* KickTheDog: Flaying a man alive in his first scene. [[spoiler: Killing Ethan at the end of Episode 1]]. Indeed, his entire ''negotiation'' with House Forester is one long string of dog-kicking moments.
* HiddenDepths: While you wouldn't think it, Ramsay is surprisingly sharp about a lot of things, including the fact House Whitehill would destroy Ironwood forests within a few years and can't produce anything near the craftmanship level of the Foresters. [[spoiler: Indeed, only killing Ethan, leaving a garrison, and taking a hostage is positively ''merciful'' by his usual standards.]]

* PragmaticVillainy: Shows this [[spoiler: when he ''only'' kills one of the Foresters, takes a hostage, and leaves behind a garrison. The Foresters are too valuable to the Boltons to dispose of ''en masse''.]]

* InsaneTrollLogic: It's the Forresters fault the Whitehills clear-cut their Ironwood forests to oblivion.

* SmugSnake: Whitehill thinks he's far more important to the Boltons than he really is. [[spoiler: It's possible for Ethan to talk Ramsay out of putting the Whitehills in charge of their land and letting them keep half their land. Which is a significantly worse deal than Lord Whitehill expected--even if he gets to keep a Forester hostage and garrison present.]]
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The Warden of the North after the [[spoiler: Red Wedding]]. He is a terrifying overlord who is the liegeman to the Forester's traditional rivals.

The Lord of House Whitehill. He is considered a toady of House Bolton but possesses ten times the men of House Forester. [[spoiler: This is probably due to the Red Wedding wiping out the majority of their men.]]

* TheFriendNobodyLikes: The Boltons, if Ramsay is any indication, think as little of the Whitehills as the Foresters do.

* InsaneTrollLogic: It's the Foresters fault the Whitehills clear-cut their Ironwood forests to oblivion.

* LackOfEmpathy: [[spoiler:After Ramsey kills Ethan in cold blood, he tells the surviving family members that they brought this on themselves.]]

* HiddenDepths: While you wouldn't think it, Ramsay is surprisingly sharp about a lot of things, including the fact House Whitehills would destroy Ironwood forests within a few years and can't produce anything near the craftmanship level of the Foresters. [[spoiler: Indeed, only killing Ethan, leaving a garrison, and taking a hostage is positively ''merciful'' by his usual standards.]]

* DidntThinkThisThrough: House Forrester feels this way about the Whitehall's approach to ironwood, feeling that they'd clear-cut it away for a quick profit and make the rare trees extinct.

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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: The Boltons, if Ramsay is any indication, think as little of the Whitehills as the Foresters.

* HiddenDepths: While you wouldn't think it, Ramsay is surprisingly sharp about a lot of things, including the fact House Whitehills would destroy Ironwood forests within a few years and can't produce anything near the craftmanship level of the Foresters. [[spoiler: Indeed, only killing Ethan and taking a hostage is positively ''merciful'' by his usual standards.]]

* DidntThinkThisThrough: House Forrester feels this way about the Whitehall's approach to ironwood, feeling that they'd clearcut it away for a quick profit and make the rare trees extinct.

* AxCrazy: He's introduced in a scene where

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[[folder:Whitehall]]
!!Lord Whitehall
->'''Played By:'''