Editing Barbrey Dustin (section)

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[[File:Barbrey Dustin by Helaenart.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Lady Dustin by Helaenarts ©]]
During the [[War of the Five Kings]], Lady Barbrey sent a minimal number of soldiers from [[Barrowton]] to join the army of [[Robb Stark]], who was proclaimed [[King in the North]] but later killed in the [[Red Wedding]].{{Ref|ADWD|41}}

Barbey is one of the signatories of the letters that [[Ramsay Snow|Ramsay Bolton]] sends announcing that [[siege of Moat Cailin|Moat Cailin]] has been retaken from the [[ironborn]].{{Ref|ADWD|26}} She hosts the [[House Bolton|Boltons]] at Barrowton, where the wedding of Ramsay to "[[Arya Stark]]" (actually [[Jeyne Poole]]) is to occur. She cannot abide the presence of Ramsay and his [[Bastard's Boys]]{{Ref|ADWD|46}} and forbids them from [[Barrow Hall]], as she suspects Ramsay had a hand in the death of her nephew, [[Domeric Bolton]]. She gives grey colts to Ramsay's squires, [[Walder Frey (son of Jammos)|Big Walder]] and [[Walder Frey (son of Merrett)|Little Walder Frey]].{{Ref|ADWD|32}} 

When [[Roose Bolton]], the new [[Warden of the North]], learns that King [[Stannis Baratheon]] has left the [[Wall]], he decides to move [[Wedding of Ramsay Bolton and Arya Stark|Ramsay's wedding]] from Barrowton to [[Winterfell]].{{Ref|ADWD|32}} Barbrey insists on taking custody of "Arya" until the wedding occurs. [[Theon Greyjoy]], who travels in Lady Dustin's retinue to Winterfell, sits beside her at the wedding feast. Although Barbrey is astute and has good political savvy, she fails to see through the behavior of [[Wyman Manderly]], [[Lord of White Harbor]], during the feast. She is offended by Wyman's apparent capitulation despite his son, Ser [[Wendel Manderly]], dying at the Red Wedding, and she dismisses Lord Manderly to Theon as craven to the bone—just after [[Frey Pies/Theories|Wyman serves his pies]].{{Ref|ADWD|37}} Theon suspects that Barbrey is aware the bride is an impostor.{{Ref|ADWD|41}}

Among the snowmen that squires build along the battlements of Winterfell, one is a snow lady resembling Barbrey. Lady Dustin has Theon lead her into the [[crypts of Winterfell]], where she explains much of her history and story to him. Barbrey resents that [[Eddard Stark]], [[Lord of Winterfell]], returned the horse of her husband, [[Willam Dustin]], [[Lord of Barrowton]], after [[Robert's Rebellion]], but not Willam's bones. As vengeance, Barbrey tells Theon that if Eddard's bones, which were heading north before Moat Cailin [[fall of Moat Cailin|fell to the ironborn]], are discovered north of the [[Neck]], she will ensure they are never put to rest in the crypts, and she plans to feed them to her dogs.{{ref|ADWD|41}} Barrowton is staunch for [[House Bolton]] largely because of this grievance.{{Ref|ADWD|32}} Before leaving the crypts, Barbrey and Theon discover that swords are missing from the tombs, including that of [[Brandon Stark]], her lover from her youth.{{Ref|ADWD|41}}

As tensions arise in snow-bound Winterfell, Barbrey and her brother, Ser [[Roger Ryswell]], calm knights from [[House Manderly]] when Ser [[Hosteen Frey]] insults Lord Wyman. When Barbrey requests a more cheerful song than "[[The Winter Maid]]" during a meal, [[Mance Rayder|Abel]] sings "[[The Queen Took Off Her Sandal, the King Took Off His Crown]]" and "[[The Bear and the Maiden Fair]]". While she appears to be loyal to House Bolton, Barbrey bears a grudge against [[House Frey]] due to the fact that several of her own men were killed at the Red Wedding. She points this out to Ser [[Aenys Frey]] when several suspicious deaths occur in Winterfell.{{Ref|ADWD|46}} She is absent when the Manderlys and Freys clash after the death of Little Walder and Theon escapes the castle.{{Ref|ADWD|51}}