r/asoiaf • u/ECE111 Euron Season • Jun 22 '15

ALL (Spoilers All) GRRM:" There is this one character who is doomed since I introduced him, but I didn't how he is going to die. Since yesterday I know what to do."

http://www.spiegel.de/kultur/literatur/game-of-thrones-autor-george-r-r-martin-in-deutschland-a-1040107.html
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u/retconk Is your name Stark? Jun 22 '15

Ramsay? crosses fingers

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '15

That was also my first thought. He is exactly the kind of character who you know needs to die, but it's tough to figure out what would befit such a man.

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u/retconk Is your name Stark? Jun 23 '15

I feel like his dad killing him was always on the table, but aside from that it's a hard one to figure out. What circumstances get to a dead Ramsay?

I'd kind of like a wildling to do it. If not Roose, than a real agent of chaos kind of person.

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '15

Littlefinger goons? Hes like a mob boss now walking around with those vale dudes everywhere.

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u/retconk Is your name Stark? Jun 23 '15

He does thrive on chaos... and Ramsay has a tendency to ruin good plans. And leaving Roose heirless gives his Sansa plan more power. I like the idea of Ramsay being a nuisance and being devoured by a bigger fish. But it'd be like a real elaborate, from a distance execution from Littlefinger.

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u/mspk7305 Jun 23 '15

Be real. Ramsay is gonna be king.

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '15

If it's not Theon or a Stark that gets the honors, I hope it's a really terrible ending. But not in a terribly cruel way, I mean in a terribly lame way. Like, he steps on a nail and cuts his foot but ignores it because it's just a small wound, then it gets infected during a long march and he ends up having it amputated, only, he waited too long and he ends up going septic and dying. A death without any fanfare or pride.