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They rose from nothing and didn't owe anyone blind allegiance. No legendary or historic roots like some other great houses in Westeros. But they should be proud that a commoner was able to rise to royalty and the the rest of the royalty class didn't accept them and continue to spit on them!!! Sure there are some bad apples but when you are sh_tted on for your entire existence what else would you expect?

 

Here's to House Frey!!! 

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Yeah sure the Frey's from 500 years ago, mad respects to them. Well done.

The Frey's at the end of the third century though? While their are some good apples among the bunch the house as a whole lost their right to respect when they chose the most scummy and dishonourable course of action open to them. Down with House Frey.

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2 hours ago, Frey Kings said:

They rose from nothing and

...Guess where are they bound? ;)

2 hours ago, Frey Kings said:

didn't owe anyone blind allegiance. No legendary or historic roots like some other great houses in Westeros. But they should be proud that a commoner was able to rise to royalty and the the rest of the royalty class didn't accept them and continue to spit on them!!! Sure there are some bad apples but when you are sh_tted on for your entire existence what else would you expect?

To finally take a hint? :P

2 hours ago, Frey Kings said:

 

Here's to House Frey!!! 

Wench, another slice of this delicious pie!

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2 hours ago, Frey Kings said:

They rose from nothing and didn't owe anyone blind allegiance. No legendary or historic roots like some other great houses in Westeros. But they should be proud that a commoner was able to rise to royalty and the the rest of the royalty class didn't accept them and continue to spit on them!!! Sure there are some bad apples but when you are sh_tted on for your entire existence what else would you expect?

 

Here's to House Frey!!! 

They are respected.  Sure, people may talk about them behind their backs but I attribute most of that to the fact that they collect toll on everybody who passes through The Twins.  Most of it is bitterness coming from people who resented having to pay and the others are jealous of the Frey's successful entrepreneurship.  Many hypocrites criticize Walder for fathering so many children but the man supported his children, unlike a king that we know. 

Long live the Lord of the Crossing!

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2 hours ago, Frey Kings said:

They rose from nothing and didn't owe anyone blind allegiance. No legendary or historic roots like some other great houses in Westeros. But they should be proud that a commoner was able to rise to royalty and the the rest of the royalty class didn't accept them and continue to spit on them!!! Sure there are some bad apples but when you are sh_tted on for your entire existence what else would you expect?

 

Here's to House Frey!!! 

It's the same for most whores in westeros but few get respect. The freys are teh same 

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3 hours ago, Dorian Martell's son said:

It's the same for most whores in westeros but few get respect. The freys are teh same 

Want to talk about whores? Freys aren't prostituting themselves or sending their men off to die in some war because someone got their feelings hurt. That only happened recently but only because people from all sides came knocking on their door. They weren;t the ones that knocks.

 

Also, most of the houses in Westeros are whores to the Iron Bank and to their IT/Lord. IB calling in their debts = houses go crazy and so much of their "honor" & "prestige" & legendary status goes out the window. lol

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4 hours ago, Here's Looking At You, Kid said:

They are respected.  Sure, people may talk about them behind their backs but I attribute most of that to the fact that they collect toll on everybody who passes through The Twins.  Most of it is bitterness coming from people who resented having to pay and the others are jealous of the Frey's successful entrepreneurship.  Many hypocrites criticize Walder for fathering so many children but the man supported his children, unlike a king that we know. 

Long live the Lord of the Crossing!

Exactly!!! 

Your 10000 year old castle, 5000 year old sword , the 3000 year old war where your ancestor slew some rival lord because he wanted to take a stone mill from your lands... That all means nothing in the end If you can't catch enough fish to feed your people. 

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Maybe at one point they were respected but now they are known to be of questionable loyalty BEFORE the red wedding. The late Walder Frey does not pay allegiance, calling his banner men late & exacting a toll to cross the twins, even from those he is supposedly loyal to. He sees slights even when none are intended. He slew a King he pledged his loyalty to under his own roof during a wedding meant to seal the deal. Honor & respect are earned & Walder Frey deserves none. 

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13 hours ago, Ferocious Veldt Roarer said:

Wench, another slice of this delicious pie!

Aye!

5 hours ago, Lyanna<3Rhaegar said:

Maybe at one point they were respected but now they are known to be of questionable loyalty BEFORE the red wedding. The late Walder Frey does not pay allegiance, calling his banner men late & exacting a toll to cross the twins, even from those he is supposedly loyal to. He sees slights even when none are intended. He slew a King he pledged his loyalty to under his own roof during a wedding meant to seal the deal. Honor & respect are earned & Walder Frey deserves none. 

Took the words right out of my mouth.

9 hours ago, Frey Kings said:

But what about the Frey's rights? 

As far as I'm aware they weren't really violated. A deal between them and Robb was broken, the Frey's left, Robb tried to make amends, the Frey's accepted and then turned around and murdered Robb, his mother, his brother in law, his friends and a good portion of his army at a wedding.

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They are the only House to invent their own children's game. A game in which deceit is used to win and trick the other players. Also in the game a vow means nothing if they say "Mayhaps."

Catelyn Stark should have said "mayhaps Robb will marry one of your girls if you let us pass and add your military strength to ours." Old Walder would have either agreed or threw Catelyn in the water. 

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5 hours ago, Adam Yozza said:

Aye!

Took the words right out of my mouth.

As far as I'm aware they weren't really violated. A deal between them and Robb was broken, the Frey's left, Robb tried to make amends, the Frey's accepted and then turned around and murdered Robb, his mother, his brother in law, his friends and a good portion of his army at a wedding.

Yes. Their rights were not violated. A promise was broken & every attempt made to amend the broken promise. 

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1 hour ago, Jaehaerys Tyrell said:

I find the Freys to be interesting characters, and I have no wish to see them destroyed as a House. No matter your views on the justifiability of the Red Wedding, the innocent members (especially the children) do not deserve to be punished for the crimes of their kin. 

Sure. I'm not advocating the extermination of the entire family. But those involved in the Red Wedding deserve punishment. Those actively involved in the planning/execution will probably meet grisly ends and I'll probably cheer when it happens. But innocents like the young children and Perwyn and Olyvar shouldn't be punished.

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11 hours ago, Adam Yozza said:

 

As far as I'm aware they weren't really violated. A deal between them and Robb was broken, the Frey's left, Robb tried to make amends, the Frey's accepted and then turned around and murdered Robb, his mother, his brother in law, his friends at a wedding.

Only the people inside the Twins had their guest rights betrayed, the army outside was not protected. 

 

16 hours ago, Lyanna<3Rhaegar said:

Maybe at one point they were respected but now they are known to be of questionable loyalty BEFORE the red wedding.

Only really by the Tullys. We get most of our opinions on Walder from Cat, who got them from her father who clearly did not like Walder even before Robert's Rebellion. 

16 hours ago, Lyanna<3Rhaegar said:

 

The late Walder Frey does not pay allegiance, calling his banner men late & exacting a toll to cross the twins, even from those he is supposedly loyal to.

Of course he pays allegiance. He has been the Lord of the Twins Hoster's entire life, in that time he will have regularly paid his taxes, kept the peace in his lands and on his borders. There are time he could have been more dutiful, but to say he does not pay his allegiance is false. 

And what exactly is wrong with him charging for services in his land? Do you think Hoster can ride into the Bracken lands and help himself to as many horses as he likes just because he is the liege lord?

Hoster will have benefited from that bridge and, within reason, how Walder rules and manages his lands has nothing to do with Lord Tully

16 hours ago, Lyanna<3Rhaegar said:

 

He sees slights even when none are intended.

I'm pretty sure that Hoster Tully meant to insult Walder with the constant references to him as the 'late Walder Frey'. 

 

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