Pate of the Blue Fork

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Ser
Pate of the Blue Fork
Aliases
  • Pate of the Blue Fork
  • Pate of Sevenstreams
Title Ser
Allegiance House Frey
Culture Rivermen
Died 299 AC[1]
the riverlands
Spouse Amerei Frey
Books

Pate of the Blue Fork,[2][3][4] also known as Ser Pate of Sevenstreams,[5] is a hedge knight from Sevenstreams in the northern riverlands.[6]

Character

Pate was brave, and wanted to make a great name for himself.[4][6] However, he was also stingy,[6]and some considered him an oaf.[5]

History

Pate the hedge knight married Amerei Frey, the eldest daughter of Merrett Frey, after she was caught in the stables of the Twins having sex with three grooms at the same time.[6] The bard Tom of Sevenstreams, Pate's cousin, sang at his wedding to Amerei, but afterwards Pate did not want to pay for his singing.[6]

Recent Events

A Clash of Kings

Amerei Frey is widowed because of Pate's death.[2]

A Storm of Swords

Lord Walder Frey tells Robb Stark he had married off his granddaughter Amerei to Pate, but Pate was then killed by Ser Gregor Clegane during the War of the Five Kings.[5]

A Feast for Crows

When Jaime Lannister visits Castle Darry, Lady Amerei tells how Pate had sworn to kill Gregor Clegane when House Frey was still supporting Robb Stark.[4]

Quotes

I married Ami to Ser Pate of Sevenstreams, but the Mountain killed the oaf so I got her back.[5]

When Ami was caught in the stables with no fewer than three grooms, he'd been forced to marry her off to a bloody hedge knight. That situation could not possibly get any worse, he'd thought... until Ser Pate decided he could win renown by defeating Ser Gregor Clegane. Ami had come running back a widow, to Merrett's dismay and the undoubted delight of every stablehand in the Twins.[6]

—thoughts of Merrett Frey

I sang at your daughter's wedding. And passing well, I thought. That Pate she married was a cousin. We're all cousins in Sevenstreams. Didn't stop him from turning niggard when it was time to pay me.[6]

I begged him not to go, but my Pate was oh so very brave, and swore he was the man to slay that monster. He wanted to make a great name for himself.[4]

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