Editing Walder Frey (section)

===''A Storm of Swords''===
[[File:Lord Walder Frey.png|thumb|David Bradley as Lord Walder Frey in ''[[Game of Thrones]]'']]
Word eventually reaches the [[Twins]] of Robb Stark's marriage to [[Jeyne Westerling]] instead of a Frey as promised. Ser [[Ryman Frey]], Lord Walder's new heir, withdraws House Frey's support from the king in outrage.{{ref|asos|14}}

Walder sends his son [[Lothar Frey|Lame Lothar]] to [[Riverrun]] to negotiate a rapprochement. Robb and many of his key bannermen return to the Twins under [[guest right]] to make amends and marry Lord [[Edmure Tully]] to Walder's daughter, [[Roslin Frey|Roslin]]. During the wedding feast, however, Frey and [[House Bolton|Bolton]] men ambush Robb and his entire host, slaughtering King Robb, [[Catelyn Stark]], many of their bannermen, and a significant portion of the northern army.{{ref|ASOS|51}}

Walder had secretly colluded with Lords [[Tywin Lannister]] and Roose Bolton to betray the Starks and Tullys in what becomes known as the [[Red Wedding]].{{ref|ASOS|53}}{{ref|ASOS|54}} Walder swears loyalty to King [[Joffrey Baratheon|Joffrey I Baratheon]], with Walder's second son [[Emmon Frey|Emmon]] receiving Riverrun and its lands as reward.{{ref|ASOS|72}} 

According to one of his sons, [[Merrett Frey|Merrett]], Lord Walder is not long for the world and when he dies it will be every other Frey for himself. Walder, though a tyrant, believes in taking care of his own, even the ones who disappoint him. When [[Stevron Frey|Stevron]] was heir it was different, as he was raised by Walder to believe that blood was blood, but his sons and grandsons, now the new heirs, do not feel the same way. Merrett and [[Petyr Frey]] are hanged by outlaws, the [[brotherhood without banners]], at [[Oldstones]].{{ref|ASOS|Epilogue}}