"The North Remembers" speech (Audiobook version)
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Lord Wyman of White Harbor surrenders to Tywin Lannister's demands to secure his son's safety but strategically delays submission until his son is returned, utilizing Davos Seaworth's arrival to prove loyalty and secure his son's release. Lord Wyman expresses distrust, especially towards Maester Theomore, suspecting disloyalty due to Lannister connections, and seeks revenge for his son's murder at the Twins.
Insights
- Lord Wyman of White Harbor prioritizes his son's safety over his pride, yielding to Tywin Lannister's demands but strategically delaying submission until Willis is returned, showcasing his tactical approach to protecting his family.
- Lord Wyman's deep distrust towards those around him, especially towards Maester Theomore, due to his Lannister ties, and his vow for revenge following his son's murder at the Twins, highlight the intricate web of alliances and betrayals that shape his decisions and motivations.
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Recent questions
Who is Lord Wyman of White Harbor?
Lord Wyman Manderly is the ruler of White Harbor, a prominent port city in the North.
Why does Lord Wyman delay his submission to Tywin Lannister?
Lord Wyman delays to ensure his son's safety.
Who does Lord Wyman distrust?
Lord Wyman distrusts Maester Theomore and others around him.
What motivates Lord Wyman's desire for revenge?
Lord Wyman seeks revenge for the murder of his son Wendel at the Twins.
How does Lord Wyman prove his loyalty to secure his son's release?
Lord Wyman uses the arrival of Davos Seaworth as a means to demonstrate his allegiance.
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Summary
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Lord Wyman's Loyalty and Revenge Strategy
- Lord Wyman of White Harbor recalls the debt owed to the Starks of Winterfell, feeling compelled to yield to Tywin Lannister's demands to ensure his son Willis' safety.
- Despite appearing compliant, Lord Wyman strategically delays his submission until his son is returned safely, using the arrival of Davos Seaworth as a means to prove his loyalty and secure his son's release.
- Lord Wyman expresses deep distrust towards those around him, particularly suspecting Maester Theomore's loyalty due to his Lannister connections, and vows revenge for the murder of his son Wendel at the Twins.
