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Old Pate is slain by forces from [[House Lannister]]{{Ref|ASOS|34}} during the [[War of the Five Kings]]. [[Tom of Sevenstreams]] buries him beneath a willow.{{Ref|ASOS|13}} | Old Pate is slain by forces from [[House Lannister]]{{Ref|ASOS|34}} during the [[War of the Five Kings]]. [[Tom of Sevenstreams]] buries him beneath a willow.{{Ref|ASOS|13}} | ||
[[Arya Stark]], [[Gendry]], and [[Hot Pie]] gather vegetables at the cottage of Old Pate. His cottage is burned and his garden overgrown. When Tom of Sevenstreams, [[Lem]] and [[Anguy]] approach the cottage, the children try to hide, but one of their [[horse]]s gives them away. The men say they are [[brotherhood without banners|king's men]] and ask the children to come with them to a | [[Arya Stark]], [[Gendry]], and [[Hot Pie]] gather vegetables at the cottage of Old Pate. His cottage is burned and his garden overgrown. When Tom of Sevenstreams, [[Lem]] and [[Anguy]] approach the cottage, the children try to hide, but one of their [[horse]]s gives them away. The men say they are [[brotherhood without banners|king's men]] and ask the children to come with them to a [[Inn of the Kneeling Man|nearby inn]], where there is food, and where they can bring whatever they stole from Old Pate's garden. Arya denies stealing anything, but Tom says she is not Old Pate's relative and does not have his look, and not to lie to him, as he buried Pate himself beneath a [[willow]].{{Ref|ASOS|13}} | ||
Later, in the [[hollow hill]], Tom accuses [[Sandor Clegane]] of murdering Old Pate, among many others in the riverlands slain by Lannister forces, but Sandor says the names mean nothing to him, and he was not the one who killed them.{{Ref|ASOS|34}} | Later, in the [[hollow hill]], Tom accuses [[Sandor Clegane]] of murdering Old Pate, among many others in the riverlands slain by Lannister forces, but Sandor says the names mean nothing to him, and he was not the one who killed them.{{Ref|ASOS|34}} | ||
==Quotes== | ==Quotes== | ||
{{Quote|Are you Old Pate's daughter, then? A sister? A wife? Tell me no lies, Squab. I buried Old Pate myself, right there under that willow where you were hiding, and you don't have his look.{{Ref|ASOS|13}}| [[Tom of Sevenstreams]] to [[Arya Stark]]}} | {{Quote|Are you Old Pate's daughter, then? A sister? A wife? Tell me no lies, Squab. I buried Old Pate myself, right there under that [[willow]] where you were hiding, and you don't have his look.{{Ref|ASOS|13}}| [[Tom of Sevenstreams]] to [[Arya Stark]]}} | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 20:27, 19 June 2026
| Old Pate | |
|---|---|
| Culture | Rivermen |
| Died |
298 AC or 299 AC Riverlands |
| Book | A Storm of Swords (mentioned) |
Old Pate has a cottage in the riverlands near the Inn of the Kneeling Man.[1]
Appearance
Old Pate does not resemble Arya Stark[1]
Recent Events
A Storm of Swords
Old Pate is slain by forces from House Lannister[2] during the War of the Five Kings. Tom of Sevenstreams buries him beneath a willow.[1]
Arya Stark, Gendry, and Hot Pie gather vegetables at the cottage of Old Pate. His cottage is burned and his garden overgrown. When Tom of Sevenstreams, Lem and Anguy approach the cottage, the children try to hide, but one of their horses gives them away. The men say they are king's men and ask the children to come with them to a nearby inn, where there is food, and where they can bring whatever they stole from Old Pate's garden. Arya denies stealing anything, but Tom says she is not Old Pate's relative and does not have his look, and not to lie to him, as he buried Pate himself beneath a willow.[1]
Later, in the hollow hill, Tom accuses Sandor Clegane of murdering Old Pate, among many others in the riverlands slain by Lannister forces, but Sandor says the names mean nothing to him, and he was not the one who killed them.[2]
Quotes
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 A Storm of Swords, Chapter 13, Arya II.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 A Storm of Swords, Chapter 34, Arya VI.