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I personally think he qualifies. He\'s completely devoid of any positive attributes. Even the idea that he\'s done the things he did for the betterment of his family is clearly not the case since he did not care in the slightest that his wife was killed. And he did not exactly seem terribly fond of any of his daughters, anyway.
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I personally think he qualifies. He\\\'s completely devoid of any positive attributes. Even the idea that he\\\'s done the things he did for the betterment of his family is clearly not the case since he did not care in the slightest that his wife was killed. And he did not exactly seem terribly fond of any of his daughters, anyway. Just means to him getting some power.
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* [[spoiler: Walder Frey.]] While he\'s somewhat repugnant in his first appearance, he seems to be a fairly competent ruler and willing to help the heroes, [[NotInThisForYourRevolution for a price]]. His next appearance even has him come across as a CoolOldGuy, forgiving Robb\'s slight against him. Then come [[WhamEpisode The Red Wedding]], which opens with [[spoiler: Robb\'s]] pregnant wife being stabbed repeatedly in the stomach, [[spoiler: Robb, Catelyn, and the Stark Bannermen]] being murdered in a massive violation of guest right, laughing and eating the whole time. To top it off, when his wife is held hostage, he simply tells the hostage taker to kill her, [[WeHaveReserves she\'s expendable]]. To drive the point home, he begins the next episode by recounting the Red Wedding with glee, showing no remorse and celebrating the power his betrayal has brought him.
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* [[spoiler: Walder Frey.]] While he\\\'s somewhat repugnant in his first appearance, he seems to be a fairly competent ruler and willing to help the heroes, [[NotInThisForYourRevolution for a price]]. His next appearance even has him come across as a CoolOldGuy, forgiving Robb\\\'s slight against him. Then come [[WhamEpisode The Red Wedding]], which opens with [[spoiler: Robb\\\'s]] pregnant wife being stabbed repeatedly in the stomach, [[spoiler: Robb, Catelyn, and the Stark Bannermen]] being murdered in a massive violation of guest right, laughing and eating the whole time. To top it off, when his wife is held hostage, he simply tells the hostage taker to kill her, [[WeHaveReserves she\\\'s expendable]]. To drive the point home, he begins the next episode by recounting the Red Wedding with glee, showing no remorse and celebrating the power his betrayal has brought him.
I personally think he qualifies. He\\\'s completely devoid of any positive attributes. Even the idea that he\\\'s done the things he did for the betterment of his family is clearly not the case since he did not care in the slightest that his wife was killed. And he did not exactly seem terribly fond of any of his daughters, anyway.
I personally think he qualifies. He\\\'s completely devoid of any positive attributes. Even the idea that he\\\'s done the things he did for the betterment of his family is clearly not the case since he did not care in the slightest that his wife was killed. And he did not exactly seem terribly fond of any of his daughters, anyway.
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* [[spoiler: Walder Frey.]] While he\'s somewhat repugnant in his first appearance, he seems to be a fairly competent ruler and willing to help the heroes, [[NotInThisForYourRebellion for a price]]. His next appearance even has him come across as a CoolOldGuy, forgiving Robb\'s slight against him. Then come [[WhamEpisode The Red Wedding]], which opens with [[spoiler: Robb\'s]] pregnant wife being stabbed repeatedly in the stomach, [[spoiler: Robb, Catelyn, and the Stark Bannermen]] being murdered in a massive violation of guest right, laughing and eating the whole time. To top it off, when his wife is held hostage, he simply tells the hostage taker to kill her, [[WeHaveReserves she\'s expendable]]. To drive the point home, he begins the next episode by recounting the Red Wedding with glee, showing no remorse and celebrating the power his betrayal has brought him.
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* [[spoiler: Walder Frey.]] While he\\\'s somewhat repugnant in his first appearance, he seems to be a fairly competent ruler and willing to help the heroes, [[NotInThisForYourRevolution for a price]]. His next appearance even has him come across as a CoolOldGuy, forgiving Robb\\\'s slight against him. Then come [[WhamEpisode The Red Wedding]], which opens with [[spoiler: Robb\\\'s]] pregnant wife being stabbed repeatedly in the stomach, [[spoiler: Robb, Catelyn, and the Stark Bannermen]] being murdered in a massive violation of guest right, laughing and eating the whole time. To top it off, when his wife is held hostage, he simply tells the hostage taker to kill her, [[WeHaveReserves she\\\'s expendable]]. To drive the point home, he begins the next episode by recounting the Red Wedding with glee, showing no remorse and celebrating the power his betrayal has brought him.
