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That helps clear things up, I looked at the wiki to figure out where House Glenmore was seated and I couldn't find it. I only played the 3 episodes once so far so I'm forgetting some details. However, that makes more sense that the Glenmore's are a vassal of House Tyrell. My point in postulating whether or not they were at the Red Wedding was to figure out if they were northerner's or not. As you've confirmed that they aren't, you are correct, it's irrelevant.
My whole point is perhaps the money was sent to the Tyrell's to secure a marriage, perhaps even Elaena's father is there too.
While the Forrester's have a brief mention in book five. I believe both the Glenmore's and the Whitehills are inventions of Telltale. I looked on the GOT wiki shortly before posting that and the information looks very much like it has just been copied and pasted from the Game's codex.
And there is a question: Why does anybody think Eleana would change sides and making common causes with the Whitehills? I convinced her to marry Rodrik, so that would be unlikely.
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What I want is to take care of the Whitehills... to the tune of 'The Rains of Castamere.' Say what you will of Tywin Lannister, he did do some stuff right.
Its poetic too how this man was so dead -set in restoring his family honor, and yet it turned out to be his own seed to be the downfall of his house.
How he treated Tyrion was his obvious downfall and biggest mistake, but even then his "legacy" was already a short-sighted mess. A puppet king to lord over is horribly insecure and making clients out of the Boltons and Freys to secure the North and Riverlands have only made those regions more hostile to his house. Neither of those houses will last much longer. He's not good at choosing allies, and one who should have been his closest ally is the one who ended up killing him.
But until Tyrion was born, and plenty after it, Tywin did stuff right. Cruel, but correct. The Tarbecks and Reynes didn't have friends like the Starks and Tullys do.
Otherwise Cersei wouldn't have left a finger for taking care over a mere handmaid that tyrion could just see for sex.
No matter what you'd choose the end result would be the same, with various ways of getting there.
After all, that's what I realized after Episode 1 with concern to Talia's reaction to Ethan's choice over the thief--no matter what you choose she's not going to be 100% happy about it. There's going to be something about your choice she doesn't like.
That's what I predict will happen, and all the potential plot threads that could have spun off in random directions are narrowed back down to one action being the result of the many possible roads you could have taken to get there.
House Glenmore seat is the Glenmore Keep, in the Rills, the west region of the North.
Well do not forget that in the books that the Ryswells didn't commit fully on Robb Stark's cause and kept a sizeable force back into the North, expalins why their keeps weren't taken by Ironborn just as it happened with the Glovers on Deapwood Motte or the Tallhart's in Torrhen's Square.
The Glenmores certainly arein't weak but judging by the Ryswells who quickly swore fealty to Roose Bolton as the new Warden of the North, they might think over this alliance a bit more.....