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** He does this ''again'' in Episode 4; if the player chooses to swear at Ludd during the meeting at Highpoint, Ludd will get angry at using foul language at his table, while throughout the game, Ludd himself is rather liberal in his use of the "s" and "f" words.
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* HateSink: So far, we've seen absolutely no redeeming qualities to this guy whatsoever and that's in a game with ''Ramsay Snow.''
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* HateSink: So far, we've seen absolutely no Ludd has very few redeeming qualities qualities, is a huge ass to this guy whatsoever the Forresters, and that's in a game with ''Ramsay Snow.''is responsible for most of the trouble the Forresters face. He's pretty much designed for the player to hate.
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* BadassBoast: He's a monster - there's no doubt about it - but he knows it and lets [[spoiler: Rodrik know he means buisness when they meet at the end of Episode 4.]]
-->'''Ramsay:''' [[spoiler: I'm told you're a man who can't be broken.]] ''[[spoiler: I've decided to come see for myself.]]''
-->'''Ramsay:''' [[spoiler: I'm told you're a man who can't be broken.]] ''[[spoiler: I've decided to come see for myself.]]''
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* FreudianExcuse: Gryff was bullied by his older brothers as a child. HIs father is one of the few people who cares for him.
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* MissingMom: It's heavily implied that his mother died during or immediately following Gryff's birth. This likely helped [[FreudianExcuse form Gryff's surly disposition]], because as Tyrion Lannister found out, death in childbirth is often blamed on the child.
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* AdiposeRex: Is an obese Lord, which is surprising in the North.
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Ludd is a despicable man, but he loves his family. [[spoiler:His claim that he doesn't care if Rodrik hurts Gryff because Gryff is only his fourth born son is a bluff.]]
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Ludd is a strong believer in guest right and dislikes Walder Frey for the Red Wedding, even though the Whitehills have profited from it. [[spoiler:While he does threaten the Forresters during their visit to Highpoint, he only does so after Rodrik threatens Gryff and Whitehill's men will only attack if [[NonstandardGameOver Rodrik orders his allies to kill Ludd.]]]]
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Ludd is a strong believer in guest right and dislikes Walder Frey for the Red Wedding, even though the Whitehills have profited from it. [[spoiler:While he does threaten the Forresters during their visit to Highpoint, he only does so after Rodrik threatens Gryff and Whitehill's men will only attack if [[NonstandardGameOver Rodrik orders his allies to kill Ludd.]]]]
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* FreudianExcuse: Gryff was bullied by his older brothers as a child. HIs father is one of the few people who cares for him.
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* EmpathicEnvironment: Highpoint has a very {{Mordor}}-esque appearance, the castle surrounded by clear-cut stumps and having half-crumbled towers. If that's not enough, it is viewed under a cloudy sky.
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* EyeScream: [[spoiler: Can get a cane in the eye from Rodrik in episode four.]]
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** [[spoiler:TheBusCameBack: Returns for the ending of the Fourth Episode. God help us all.]]
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!!House Whitehill of Highpoint
House Whitehill is a noble house from the North. According to semi-canon sources they blazon their arms with a white pile inverted on indigo, an arch of 4-pointed stars above. The Whitehills are one of the few northern families to follow the Faith of the Seven instead of the old gods.
The Whitehills have been traditional vassals of House Bolton for centuries.
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*TheRival: To the Forresters.
House Whitehill is a noble house from the North. According to semi-canon sources they blazon their arms with a white pile inverted on indigo, an arch of 4-pointed stars above. The Whitehills are one of the few northern families to follow the Faith of the Seven instead of the old gods.
The Whitehills have been traditional vassals of House Bolton for centuries.
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*TheRival: To the Forresters.
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!!Britt
->'''Played By:''' Alistair James
One of Whitehill's men, he was the leader of the soldiers who killed Gared Tuttle's family.
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* BlatantLies: When Lord Whitehill brings him to explain the attack, he feigns innocence and claims that Gared attacked them without provocation.
* BlondGuysAreEvil: Has a dirty blond bowl cut.
* DirtyCoward: Flees from the sight of his massacre after Gared kills one (or more) of his men.
* DisneyVillainDeath: [[spoiler:Gared can kill him by throwing him off the Wall.]]
* EvilBrit: Played with in regards to the name, but not so much with the accent.
* JustFollowingOrders: Played with. He doesn't even try to defend himself with this excuse and doesn't hide that killing Gared's family brought him sadistic joy. What does piss him off, however, is that following orders [[spoiler: got him sent to the Wall.]]
* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler: Sent to the Wall for his crimes, where he wastes no time and tries to kill Gared [[EpicFail with little success.]]]]
* 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 trained warrior like Gared.
* SociopathicSoldier: He's a sociopath, who gleefully tortures defenseless pig farmers - including a little girl.
* SuicideByCop: [[spoiler: One interpretation of his motives for ambushing Gared at the Wall. Even after Gared hands him his ass on a platter, he refuses to back down, and he makes it clear that he'd rather be anywhere-- even dead-- than serving in the Night's Watch.]]
* TooDumbToLive: [[spoiler:Even if it's fairly reasonable of him to assume that he could have taken Gared, he clearly didn't think about the very likely possibility of being caught red handed by the Night's Watch if he did manage to win the fight.]]
* VillainHasAPoint: While an unrepentant asshole with no redeeming qualities whatsoever, the fact that [[spoiler: he was sent to the Wall for carrying out the orders he was given by his Liege Lord means that his open displeasure, while wholly karmic, is also justified. [[JerkAss Attacking Gared on his first day]]... less so.]]
* WouldHurtAChild: ''Sought out'' Gared's sister despite the fact she was a child hiding from them and they'd already stabbed his father.
* WouldYouLikeToHearHowTheyDied: He tells Gared how he made sure his family suffered to provoke the former squire into a fight.
->'''Played By:''' Alistair James
One of Whitehill's men, he was the leader of the soldiers who killed Gared Tuttle's family.
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* BlatantLies: When Lord Whitehill brings him to explain the attack, he feigns innocence and claims that Gared attacked them without provocation.
* BlondGuysAreEvil: Has a dirty blond bowl cut.
* DirtyCoward: Flees from the sight of his massacre after Gared kills one (or more) of his men.
* DisneyVillainDeath: [[spoiler:Gared can kill him by throwing him off the Wall.]]
* EvilBrit: Played with in regards to the name, but not so much with the accent.
* JustFollowingOrders: Played with. He doesn't even try to defend himself with this excuse and doesn't hide that killing Gared's family brought him sadistic joy. What does piss him off, however, is that following orders [[spoiler: got him sent to the Wall.]]
* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler: Sent to the Wall for his crimes, where he wastes no time and tries to kill Gared [[EpicFail with little success.]]]]
* 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 trained warrior like Gared.
* SociopathicSoldier: He's a sociopath, who gleefully tortures defenseless pig farmers - including a little girl.
* SuicideByCop: [[spoiler: One interpretation of his motives for ambushing Gared at the Wall. Even after Gared hands him his ass on a platter, he refuses to back down, and he makes it clear that he'd rather be anywhere-- even dead-- than serving in the Night's Watch.]]
* TooDumbToLive: [[spoiler:Even if it's fairly reasonable of him to assume that he could have taken Gared, he clearly didn't think about the very likely possibility of being caught red handed by the Night's Watch if he did manage to win the fight.]]
* VillainHasAPoint: While an unrepentant asshole with no redeeming qualities whatsoever, the fact that [[spoiler: he was sent to the Wall for carrying out the orders he was given by his Liege Lord means that his open displeasure, while wholly karmic, is also justified. [[JerkAss Attacking Gared on his first day]]... less so.]]
* WouldHurtAChild: ''Sought out'' Gared's sister despite the fact she was a child hiding from them and they'd already stabbed his father.
* WouldYouLikeToHearHowTheyDied: He tells Gared how he made sure his family suffered to provoke the former squire into a fight.
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->'''Played By:''' Alistair James
One of Whitehill's men, he was the leader of the soldiers who killed Gared Tuttle's family.
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* BlatantLies: When Lord Whitehill brings him to explain the attack, he feigns innocence and claims that Gared attacked them without provocation.
* BlondGuysAreEvil: Has a dirty blond bowl cut.
* DirtyCoward: Flees from the sight of his massacre after Gared kills one (or more) of his men.
* DisneyVillainDeath: [[spoiler:Gared can kill him by throwing him off the Wall.]]
* EvilBrit: Played with in regards to the name, but not so much with the accent.
* JustFollowingOrders: Played with. He doesn't even try to defend himself with this excuse and doesn't hide that killing Gared's family brought him sadistic joy. What does piss him off, however, is that following orders [[spoiler: got him sent to the Wall.]]
* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler: Sent to the Wall for his crimes, where he wastes no time and tries to kill Gared [[EpicFail with little success.]]]]
* 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 trained warrior like Gared.
* SociopathicSoldier: He's a sociopath, who gleefully tortures defenseless pig farmers - including a little girl.
* SuicideByCop: [[spoiler: One interpretation of his motives for ambushing Gared at the Wall. Even after Gared hands him his ass on a platter, he refuses to back down, and he makes it clear that he'd rather be anywhere-- even dead-- than serving in the Night's Watch.]]
* TooDumbToLive: [[spoiler:Even if it's fairly reasonable of him to assume that he could have taken Gared, he clearly didn't think about the very likely possibility of being caught red handed by the Night's Watch if he did manage to win the fight.]]
* VillainHasAPoint: While an unrepentant asshole with no redeeming qualities whatsoever, the fact that [[spoiler: he was sent to the Wall for carrying out the orders he was given by his Liege Lord means that his open displeasure, while wholly karmic, is also justified. [[JerkAss Attacking Gared on his first day]]... less so.]]
* WouldHurtAChild: ''Sought out'' Gared's sister despite the fact she was a child hiding from them and they'd already stabbed his father.
* WouldYouLikeToHearHowTheyDied: He tells Gared how he made sure his family suffered to provoke the former squire into a fight.
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* Hypocrite: During his first visit to House Forrester after the Red Wedding, Ludd Whitehill is rude, abrasive, and constantly taunting and insulting both Ethan and the House in general with the foulest language a man can muster. But if Ethan calls him an "old man" or shows any snark or disrespect whatsoever in return, he seems barely able to restrain himself from flipping his shit, clearly giving the impression that he should be the exception to the rule he's clearly displaying for all to see. Which would make sense if Forrester was a vassal of Whitehill, which, despite the Red Wedding, they very much are not.
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* Hypocrite: {{Hypocrite}}: During his first visit to House Forrester after the Red Wedding, Ludd Whitehill is rude, abrasive, and constantly taunting and insulting both Ethan and the House in general with the foulest language a man can muster. But if Ethan calls him an "old man" or shows any snark or disrespect whatsoever in return, he seems barely able to restrain himself from flipping his shit, clearly giving the impression that he should be the exception to the rule he's clearly displaying for all to see. Which would make sense if Forrester was a vassal of Whitehill, which, despite the Red Wedding, they very much are not.
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* Hypocrite: During his first visit to House Forrester after the Red Wedding, Ludd Whitehill is rude, abrasive, and constantly taunting and insulting both Ethan and the House in general with the foulest language a man can muster. But if Ethan calls him an "old man" or shows any snark or disrespect whatsoever in return, he seems barely able to restrain himself from flipping his shit, clearly giving the impression that he should be the exception to the rule he's clearly displaying for all to see. Which would make sense if Forrester was a vassal of Whitehill, which, despite the Red Wedding, they very much are not.
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* Expy: Of Joffrey. His favourite pasttime is [[KickTheDog Kicking The Dog]] and being a general dick to other people, but all his bravado quickly reduces to exasperation when faced with someone who doesn't put up with his crap.
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* Expy: {{Expy}}: Of Joffrey. His favourite pasttime is [[KickTheDog Kicking The Dog]] and being a general dick to other people, but all his bravado quickly reduces to exasperation when faced with someone who doesn't put up with his crap.
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* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler: Thanks to being SavedByCanon, it's a ForegoneConclusion that Ramsay will survive the game and the Forresters will never get their revenge on him.]]
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* PutOnABus: He seems to have left the story of the game after the first episode. Justified as he is a character from the show.
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* SavedByCanon: [[spoiler: Being a major antagonist in the show, there's unfortunately no chance of him getting his comeuppance here.]]
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* {{Jerkass}}: He has quickly made a name for himself as one of the biggest assholes in the setting. Even in a universe with characters like Ramsay Bolton and Joffrey Baratheon, he manages to stand out.
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* Expy: Of Joffrey. His favourite pasttime is [[KickTheDog Kicking The Dog]] and being a general dick to other people, but all his bravado quickly reduces to exasperation when faced with someone who doesn't put up with his crap.
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* DisneyVillainDeath: [[spoiler:Gared can kill him by throwing him off the Wall.]]
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* EvilIsHammy: As Lady Elissa puts it, Lord Whitehill bellows like a wounded boar when he's angry. When things are going his way, however, he arguably [[ChewingTheScenery chews the scenery]] even more, becoming pompous and smug.
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* EvilIsHammy: He's a smug jerk and a showboat, but not quite as practiced as his dad. When he gets worked up, he sounds more like a whiny teenager than an outraged nobleman.
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* InferioritySuperiorityComplex: 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.
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* InferioritySuperiorityComplex: He's a fourthborn son of a local lord. Naturally, when he gets power over Forresters, he immediattely immediately 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.
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* VillainousBreakdown: [[spoiler: If Rodrik refuses to stay down while Gryff is beating him, Gryff eventually works himself into an impotent rage, sputtering threats toward both Rodrik and Talia, and ultimately storming off in a huff. Satisfying though it is to watch, Rodrik (and by proxy the player) is warned afterwards that getting the better of Gryff in the short term is likely to have long-term consequences.]]
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* DeadpanSnarker: Ramsay's tongue is as sharp as his knife, which makes him a wonderful source of BlackComedy. Most of his jibes are meant to intimidate Ethan, though he throws plenty [[TheFriendNobodyLikes Lord Whitehill's]] way too.
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* SuicideByCop: [[spoiler: One interpretation of his motives for ambushing Gared at the Wall. Even after Gared hands him his ass on a platter, he refuses to back down, and he makes it clear that he'd rather be anywhere than serving in the Night's Watch.]]
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* SuicideByCop: [[spoiler: One interpretation of his motives for ambushing Gared at the Wall. Even after Gared hands him his ass on a platter, he refuses to back down, and he makes it clear that he'd rather be anywhere anywhere-- even dead-- than serving in the Night's Watch.]]
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* HairTriggerTemper: The only thing [[spoiler:Rodrik]] can do to smooth over a disagreement is let Gryff kick the hell out of him.
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* HairTriggerTemper: The only thing [[spoiler:Rodrik]] can do to smooth over a disagreement is let Gryff kick the hell out of him.
--> '''Notification''' ''(during a certain part of the game)'': [[OhCrap You've aggravated Gryff.]]
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* InferioritySuperiorityComplex: 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.
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* InferioritySuperiorityComplex: 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.
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* PsychopathicManchild: Like Again, like father, like son.
*InferioritySuperiorityComplex: 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 TeensAreMonsters: Gryff can't be older than his ego, taking residence in their great hall early twenties at most, but he's cruel, petty, and then even proclaiming himself as lord of their house. quick to anger.
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* SuicidalOverconfidence/TooDumbToLive: TooDumbToLive: [[spoiler:Even if it's fairly reasonable of him to assume that he could have taken Gared, he clearly didn't think about the very likely possibility of being caught red handed by the Night's Watch if he did manage to win the fight.]]
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* VillainHasAPoint: While an unrepentant asshole with no redeeming qualities whatsoever, the fact that [[spoiler: he was sent to the Wall for carrying out the orders he was given by his Liege Lord means that his open displeasure, while wholly karmic, is also justified. [[JerkAss Attacking Gared on his first day]]... less so.]]
