History WMG / TelltalesGameOfThrones

* [[spoiler: When you bring the soldiers with you to Highpoint and return, Ramsay Snow is there with Talia. He is the type of person to try and have his way with women of any age.]]

[[spoiler: If the grove is as important as Duncan says it is why hasn't he brought it to Rodrick's attention? Lord Gregor probably would want Rodrick, his son and heir, to know about it, he thought he was dead when he told Gared to only tell Duncan.]]

[[spoiler: He has been trying to get into the Ironwood business and may have considered Mira to be a threat. Damian is also a Lannister guard, so it likely would've been easily for Lyman to employ him.]]

[[spoiler: Gared was sent on a wild goose chase and Finn will betray him and Cotter out of anger.]]

[[WMG: Episode 5 Theories]]
The traitor on Rodrick's council will turn out to be [[spoiler: either Duncan or Royland]]
* [[spoiler: Since episode 1, you've been choosing between Duncan and Royland and whoever you've scorned the most will turn out to be the Whitehill mole and responsible for why Ironrath is pretty much deserted when Rodrik & co. come back from Highpoint.]]
Sera will be very lucky [[spoiler: to be so strongly hated by Margaery (and possibly Sera)]]
* [[spoiler: In the next episode, Margaery will be arrested and thrown into jail for perjury regarding Loras' homosexuality and Sera will probably go down with her for the same reason or a different one (maybe one regarding her lineage)]]
The North Grove [[spoiler: doesn't exist or whatever was there was destroyed.]]
* [[spoiler: Gared was sent on a wild goose chase and Finn will betray him and Cotter out of anger.]]

* [[spoiler: Confirmed. Sort of. He doesn't die - but he does end up captured.]]

* Jossed...maybe? [spoiler: TheStinger at the end of Episode 4 has Rodrik saying "I shouldn't have trusted him," so it seems like her being the traitor is ruled out.]] Only time will tell for certain.

[[spoiler: By this time Rodrik will probably be recovered enough to fight. Gryff will decide on a whim to draw his sword and attack the Forresters, which will end up in the death of Gryff and most or all of his men. It's already implied that Lord Whitehill doesn't really give a crap about Gryff, but Gryff's death would be a convenient excuse for him to press the Boltons to intervene against the Forresters, and Gryff's dickhead tendencies will inevitably lead to his death by the hands of the Forresters.]]

[[WMG: The Foresters will have the option late series to kill off the entire Whitehills and emerge totally victorious at the cost of crossing the MoralEventHorrizon]]

** Proven right by the end of Episode 3: [[spoiler: The Royal Wedding takes place, Tyrion is accused of regicide, and a royal decree linking him to House Forrester in defiance of the regent Queen suddenly becomes a massive political liability.]]

Mira will have to pick her allies carefully if she is to navigate the [[DecadentCourt treacherous waters of Kings Landing's politics]]. Though Tyrion may be suspect from Mira's point of view, those familiar with the franchise know he is honorable enough to place their trust in, provided they do not try to screw him over. However, any such alliance is DoomedByCanon. [[spoiler: The Royal Wedding will soon take place, and Tyrion will be accused of murder. Even after getting sprung from prison, he will commit kinslaying and become the most wanted man in the Seven Kingdoms, meaning any alliance with him will be likely ruinous for Mira and her house.]]

* Confirmed in that part of the story does take place during the Purple Wedding itself, though jossed on the scene from the show... at least, in an on-screen playable sequence.

[[spoiler: She is telling the Whitehills the Forrester's plans because she fears if they are too aggressive and attack them, then Ryon will be killed. This can be supported by the fact that in episode 3, you can only confront her about this and can only name Duncan, Royland, or the Maester as the traitors. The mother is the only one you can't say. Because she's the last one Rodrick would suspect.]]

** Now that Episode 3 has been released, [[spoiler:jossed. Rather than being detained or prevented by circumstance, Mira voluntarily chooses not to assist in defending Tyrion, as she is preoccupied with retrieving a royal decree that could prove her connection to Tyrion, a connection she can now ill-afford.]]

[[spoiler: If you kill Gywn, Asher will turn his back on the family and go back to Essos. If you spare her, he'll stay and help rebuild the houses.]]

* Britt [[spoiler: being sent to the Wall,]] was most likely done by their order. Not that this helps the Forresters, but if they do manage to get control back, the Boltons won't be ''that'' upset about it.

* This WMG is likely because in the books the only mention of House Forrester is that their men are scouts for [[spoiler:Stannis]] in that campaign.

Given that it's definitely canon for [[spoiler:Stannis]] and his forces to begin a campaign in the North and if the books are still correct it will take the forces of [[spoiler:Stannis]] through [[spoiler:Deepwood Motte]] and [[spoiler:The Wolfswood]] wouldn't it be logical for the forces of House Forrester to side with a force trying to remove the Boltons from power? This of course assumes the show which the games are based on follows the books they are based on, but it might be interesting to see the very Stark loyal house have to consider bending the knee to [[spoiler:Stannis]] who represents almost everything foreign. This would be a huge discussion whether or not to send troops to aid [[spoiler:Stannis]], ignore him entirely , or support the Bolton force sent to stop him.