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Published: 2016-05-18 09:00:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 6769; Favourites: 131; Downloads: 24
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...but most accomplished.Domeric Bolton, who got severely neglected by the show, with some Ryswell feels
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Whoa, that looks great!
Do you think Ramsay murdered him? I'm more on board with the theory that he was murdered by the bastard's mom - poison does not seem the thing Ramsay would use.
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Yeah, the mum does have a lot of motives, so who knows. I also always thought poison didn't really suit Ramsay. ^^
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While it does seem like he didn't exist in the show I don't think we can say he's been "severely neglected", I only remember him being mentioned once and it was relatively brief, in a series with literally thousands of named characters, many given as much time or more, I wouldn't waste my tears on Domeric. Personally I miss Jon Connington and Faegon but that's just me, more out of curiosity than anything else, I want to see what happens with those two.Β
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Not everything I write has to be taken incredibly serious. I know for the vast majority of people, Domeric is a non-character and that we're not all Bolton fans
(There are obviously a lot of other characters that aren't on the show that I miss more in terms of story. Jon Connington and Aegon are definitely up there.)
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Well in the Telltale game, there was a scene that got deleted which had Ramsay telling Ethan about Domeric and his death alluded to being at his hands. This is the closest we'll ever get to the show verse mentioning Domeric.
"I had a brother once. Domeric. I think you would've liked him. He played the harp, and liked books. But heΒ fellΒ ill, unfortunately. It was terrible, to lose a brother so young. We buried him beneath the Dreadfort."
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True! They did mention him there! (I haven't played them so far sadly). I guess they just prefered Ramsay being an only child. lol
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