Edmure Tully's son

Edmure Tully's son
Biographical information
Born	301 AC (age 4) at the Twins
Political information
House(s)	Tully
Personal information
Culture	Rivermen
Religion	Faith of the Seven
Father	Edmure Tully
Mother	Roslin Frey

Jaime Lannister: "But you, you have a child now, I’ve heard. A son you sired on your wedding night. You’re a potent man."

Edmure Tully: "A son I’ve never met born of a wife that I haven’t seen since our first night together."

— Jaime Lannister and Edmure Tully during the second siege of Riverrun

Edmure Tully's son is the son of Lord Edmure and Roslin Tully.

Biography

Game of Thrones: Season 6

During the second siege of Riverrun, Jaime Lannister makes a deal with Edmure Tully: if Edmure surrenders Riverrun, Jaime will allow Edmure to live a comfortable life with his son and wife. However, if he doesn't, Jaime threatens to have his son brought to Riverrun and catapulted into the castle. Fearing for the life of his son, Edmure capitulates, and orders his men to stand down and open the gates to the Frey and Lannister troops.

Family

Paternal

Hoster Tully Deceased

Minisa Tully née Whent Deceased

Brynden Tully Deceased

Eddard Stark Deceased

Catelyn Tully Deceased

Jon Arryn Deceased

Lysa Tully Deceased

Petyr Baelish Deceased

Edmure Tully

Roslin Tully née Frey

Son Stillborn

Robb Stark Deceased

Talisa Stark née Maegyr Deceased

Tyrion Lannister

Sansa Stark

Ramsay Bolton Deceased

Arya Stark

Bran I the Broken

Rickon Stark Deceased

Robin Arryn

Son

Maternal

Walder Frey Deceased

Seven wives and other mistresses Deceased

Joyeuse Frey née Erenford 8th wife Deceased

Kitty Frey 9th wife

Stevron Frey Deceased

Lothar Frey Deceased

Edmure Tully

Roslin Frey

Children Sons deceased

Walder Rivers Deceased

Ryger Rivers Deceased

Son

Roose Bolton Deceased

Walda Frey Deceased

Grandchildren

Son Deceased

In the books

In A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Edmure did impregnate Roslin on their wedding night in the third book, but less than nine months pass by the time Jaime confronts the captive Edmure at the siege of Riverrun in the fourth book, thus Roslin is still pregnant when last seen. The TV series pushed back the Riverrun subplot, so more time has passed between the Red Wedding (at the end of Season 3) and when Jaime confronts the captive Edmure (in Season 6) - and thus enough time had to have passed for Roslin to give birth to the child (particularly due to the timing of Walda Bolton's pregnancy, given that it was a more important plot point that she married Roose after the Red Wedding but had time to give birth to a son by Season 6).

Since Edmure's child with Roslin hasn't been born yet, its name is unknown. For that matter, it is unconfirmed if it will be a boy or girl, though the TV series went ahead to say it is a boy (it is unclear if this is based on information Martin gave them).

In the books, Roslin's brother Perwyn says that she has been praying that her child will be a girl, fearing that if she gives birth to a boy her father will have no more need of her husband. Edmure knows about his wife's pregnancy, but is unaware that if the child turns out to be a boy, the Freys will dispose of him. Jaime promises Edmure, among his other terms of surrender, that he will send Roslin to join him in Casterly Rock under gentle imprisonment befitting a lord of his status; if her child is a boy, he will serve House Lannister as a page and a squire, and when he earns his knighthood they'll bestow some lands upon him; if Roslin gives birth to a daughter, Jaime will see her well dowered when she’s old enough to wed.

Jaime threatens Edmure that if he does not convince Riverrun to surrender, as soon as Roslin gives birth he will deliver Edmure's newborn child to the castle by firing it at the walls using a trebuchet. In the TV version Jaime threatened to do this with "a catapult" - a trebuchet is a bigger kind of catapult, though apparently the line was changed in case some viewers didn't know what a "trebuchet" was (the effect on the line is negligible). In the novels, this chapter is told from Jaime's inner POV narration, making it clear that this was actually an empty threat and he would never kill a baby - but he knows his enemies think of him as the honorless "Kingslayer" who would stoop to anything, so he decides to play up that false reputation to convince Edmure he isn't bluffing, when in fact he is. This isn't as clear in the TV version without Jaime's POV thought narration, however, in the behind the scenes video for that episode, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Jaime) indeed makes it clear that TV-Jaime was bluffing and wouldn't have actually killed Edmure's baby.

Appearances

• – "No One" (mentioned)