Game of Thrones S6E01 - Ramsay Bolton mourns Myranda's death

At Winterfell, Ramsay mourns for Myranda

[jackhayes]

This was the closest thing that Ramsay had to love

[leannemiddlebrook]

Both Myranda and Ramsay were eaten by hounds, which is oddly fitting.

[sancheezzzy]

Never seen someone mourn for someone’s death so heavily & instantly say “she’s good meat, feed her to the hounds” lmaoo

[supernovagirl]

"She smelt of dog" What a wonderful way to remember someone 😂😂😂😂

[Thisworldisagoner]

They became dog poop together. So romantic 👀

[amarieoflothlorien]

They met and bonded through dogs and both ended as dog food. Kinda romantic and poetic at the same time.

[FadzaiSimango]

Wow. Roose really rubbed Ramsay's face in this whole "A trueborn son will always be better than you" thing. Walda and her son had their fates sealed from the get go

[zackthezabarak]

This is as touching as it is disturbing. While Ramsay probably wouldn’t be mourning if he’d killed her, it is telling that this is one of the few times he displayed genuine emotions outside sadistic glee and anger.

[lalalaify]

Geez this scene has me torn all kinds of ways. I hate Ramsay's character and yet I never expected him to show any type of affection to someone. I suppose in Ramsay's world, he really "loved" her...or whatever the closest thing he could feel to love was.

[amortuus_]

Somehow I cared more about these two than other couples like Daario and Daenerys lol. I guess she really loved him, and in Ramsay's own world she was the closest thing to a "soulmate" though he probably didn't have the capacity to love. I liked their scenes together and Ramsay is a great character in general.

[ninawallen]

Ramsay: I loved her so much.

Also Ramsay: I don’t care just feed her to the dogs.

[BlackDiamond]

I love this moment cause it just shows that roose has limits to his cruelty because too much will overthrow you. He shows that in his disapproval with his stupidity.

[HoorayBagels]

The whole "feed it to the hounds" thing might seem heartless, but remember that they bonded through that.... It's actually very special to both of them that they did that to her body.

[wd]

I still think she got off too easy. I could only think of how Tansy was ripped apart by hounds alive. Myranda died quickly and painlessly, and what happens to her body afterwards doesn't affect her- she's not there to see it.
She should've been captured with Ramsay, fed to the hounds alive. Just as she had done to an innocent girl, maybe many.

[eternallinks]

2:43 Ramsay's body language was very similar to Theon's after the torture and emasculation, You can tell Ramsay was genuinely fearful of what the future held.

[kristen]

it would actually be really satisfying if he found out theon killed her lmao

[meurum]

If only Ramsey had thought more about his house than his sadistic pleasures. His torturing of Theon only brought destruction to his house. And his torture of sansa

[Shandy]

Roose was a fool. He massively underestimated Ramsays ruthlessness and ambition.

[azapro]

Wow, Ramsay had an actual emotion there!

[MBrown-qnqo]

Probably shouldn’t have told Ramsay that he might be superseded by his younger half brother. Roose got a big mouth.