History Characters / TelltalesGameOfThronesHouseBolton

* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler: Sent to the Wall for his crimes, where he wastes no time and tries to kill Gared [[EpicFail with little success]].

* SuperiorityInferiorityComplex: He's a fourthborn son of a local lord. Naturally, when he gets power over Forresters, he immediattely starts to abuse it in order to feed his ego, taking residence in their great hall and then even proclaiming himself as lord of their house.

* TheDreaded: Won't appear until Episode Three-- the previews for which have the Forresters extremely worried about his presence.

* WellDoneSonGuy: Ortengryn implies this, saying of Gryff that "there's nothing worse than a fourth-born with something to prove."

* SpareToTheThrone: According to the preview for Episode Three, being the fourth son has made him a rather bitter man.

!!Gwyn Whitehill

!! Gryff Whitehill

Lord Whitehill's daughter. She and Asher were in love. They attempted to elope, but they were stopped and Asher was banished to Essos to prevent a war between the Forresters and Whitehills.

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

* TheVoiceless: Doesn't speak in Episode 1.

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.]]

* CutLexLuthorACheck: The Maester's solution for dealing with Ramsay. [[spoiler: Oddly, it's the only one which actually does any good as pointing out the Foresters are simply a much better investment allows them to keep half their land. This is compared to Ramsay's original plan to just put the Whitehills in charge. Not that it does much good for Ethan.]]

* 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.]]

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.]]

* 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.]]

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

* WorthyOpponent: If Ethan is defiant, Ramsay notes that he's a "bold/brave little lord"... [[spoiler: before stabbing him in the neck and leaving him to bleed out in his mother's arms.]]

The illegitimate son of Roose Bolton and his representative in the North. Ramsay is a terrifying figure everyone knows is a psychopath and murderer.

* TheDreaded: Everybody is frightened of their new Warden of the North, and with good reason when he decides to let Ramsay off his leash.

* TheDreaded: Everyone ''knows'' Ramsay is bad news.

* DidntThinkThisThrough: House Forrester expresses about the Whitehills' approach to Ironwood, feeling that they'd clear-cut it away for a quick profit and make the rare trees extinct. They have historical precedent for that viewpoint, if Ludd's whining is any indication.

* TheDreaded: Everybody is frightened of their new Warden of the North, and with good reason when he decides to let Ramsay off his lease.

* SirSwearsALot: While numerous characters swear every so often, Ludd has the foulest mouth thus far by far.

* TheHeavy: Since Roose is unseen, Ramsay does pretty much all of the heavy lifting in his capacity as Roose's dragon.
* 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.]]

* WouldHurtAChild: [[spoiler:Kills Ethan on a whim at the end of Episode 1.]]

* TheBrute: The Whitehill's appear to be DumbMuscle for the Boltons.
* DidntThinkThisThrough: House Forrester expresses about the Whitehill's approach to Ironwood, feeling that they'd clear-cut it away for a quick profit and make the rare trees extinct. They have historical precedent for that viewpoint, if Ludd's whining is any indication.

* HoistByHisOwnPetard: A minor one. Every time Ethan points out the incompetence of the Whitehills, he gives a very-very poor excuse or explanation. Ramsay finally gets so sick of it, he lets the Whitehill's keep half of their land. The Whitehills have gained powerful concessions but just had their reward halved because he wasn't able to give a decent defense of his house.