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'''Torwynd''', better known as '''Torwynd the Tame''', is the son of [[Tormund|Tormund Giantsbane]]. He is not considered all that great of a fighter.{{ref|asos|73}}
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'''Torwynd''', better known as '''Torwynd the Tame''', is the son of [[Tormund]]. He is not considered all that great of a fighter.{{ref|asos|73}}
  
 
==Recent Events==
 
==Recent Events==
===A Storm of Swords===
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===''A Storm of Swords''===
When [[Ryk|Longspear Ryk]] came to 'steal' his sister [[Munda]], Torwynd did not fight all that hard to stop him.{{ref|asos|73}}
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When [[Ryk|Longspear Ryk]] comes to 'steal' Towrynd's sister [[Munda]], Torwynd did not fight all that hard to stop him.{{ref|asos|73}}
  
After the [[Battle of Castle Black]] Torwynd dies a few days later from the cold. He rose as a [[wight]] and his father [[Tormund]] had to slay him.
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===''A Dance with Dragons''===
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[[Tormund]] reveals to [[Jon Snow]], the [[Lord Commander of the Night's Watch]], that Torwynd died a few days after the [[battle beneath the Wall]] from the cold and rose as a [[wight]], after which Tormund had to slay him.{{fact}}
  
 
==Quotes==
 
==Quotes==
{{Quote|Had to see to him [[Tormund|m’self]]. That was hard, [[Jon Snow|Jon]].” Tears shone in his eyes. “He wasn’t much of a man, truth be told, but he’d been me little boy once, and I loved him."}}  
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{{Quote|Had to see to him [[Tormund|m'self]]. That was hard, [[Jon Snow|Jon]]. He wasn't much of a man, truth be told, but he'd been me little boy once, and I loved him.{{fact}}}} - [[Tormund]] to [[Jon Snow], on Torwynd's death
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 17:38, 14 April 2018

Torwynd
Alias Torwynd the Tame
Culture Free Folk
Died 300 AC
Books

Torwynd, better known as Torwynd the Tame, is the son of Tormund. He is not considered all that great of a fighter.[1]

Recent Events

A Storm of Swords

When Longspear Ryk comes to 'steal' Towrynd's sister Munda, Torwynd did not fight all that hard to stop him.[1]

A Dance with Dragons

Tormund reveals to Jon Snow, the Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, that Torwynd died a few days after the battle beneath the Wall from the cold and rose as a wight, after which Tormund had to slay him.[citation needed]

Quotes

Had to see to him m'self. That was hard, Jon. He wasn't much of a man, truth be told, but he'd been me little boy once, and I loved him.[citation needed]

- Tormund to [[Jon Snow], on Torwynd's death

References