The title of this page is conjecture based on information revealed in the A Song of Ice and Fire novels or related material and may be subject to change.
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- "Lord Redwyne likes his boys very young, I hear."
- ―Varys to Petyr Baelish
Paxter Redwyne[a] is the head of House Redwyne, a vassal family of House Tyrell of Highgarden.
Biography[]
Game of Thrones: Season 1[]
Littlefinger tries to entice Varys to one of this brothels, mentioning how he will accommodate any preference or inclination. Varys already knows and lists the illicit practices his spies have uncovered, including Lord Redwyne's sexual proclivity towards prepubescent boys.[1]
In the books[]
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, no mention is made of Lord Paxter's sexual preferences – if this was indeed the "Lord Redwyne" that Varys was referring to, and not some distant cousin.
Lord Paxter Redwyne commands one of the largest fleets in the Seven Kingdoms which anchors at the Arbor. During Robert's Rebellion, he participated in the Siege of Storm's End; his fleet prevented the castle from being resupplied by sea. It is mentioned in passing that Stannis Baratheon still bears a grudge against Lord Redwyne for this.
He is the first cousin and oldest friend of his liege lord, Mace Tyrell. He married Mace's elder sister, Lady Mina of House Tyrell, and they have two sons, Ser Horas and Ser Hobber, and one daughter, Desmera.
Lord Redwyne is described as "stoop-shouldered and thin, his bald head fringed by tufts of orange hair."
Lord Redwyne doesn't side with Renly in the War of the Five Kings, as Cersei held his twin sons hostage at the Red Keep. After Renly's death, Littlefinger advises the Small Council to return Hobber to his father as a show of good faith, while keeping Horas as a hostage to encourage Paxter to follow Mace Tyrell's example in allying with the Crown against Stannis. Following the Battle of the Blackwater, he is made an advisor on the Small Council, alongside his liege Mace Tyrell and another of the Tyrells' bannermen, Lord Mathis Rowan. At the breakfast prior to Joffrey's wedding ceremony, he unveils a scale model of a war galley with 200 oars being built in the shipyards of the Arbor, which will be named King Joffrey's Valor, though it's currently unknown if the name was changed following Joffrey's death.
In the fourth novel, Cersei sends 2,000 Lannister soldiers and the Redwyne fleet, under the command of Lord Redwyne, to conquer Dragonstone. Lord Redwyne, a veteran military commander, decides against launching an open assault, since it may result in unnecessary casualties; instead, he chooses a slower but safer tactic - laying a siege to the castle, in order to starve the besieged into submission (what may take at least six months). He also orders to dig a tunnel underneath the castle walls. Some time later, Loras Tyrell takes the command over the besieging troops and manages to take the castle quickly, but at great and unnecessary cost.
Following the taking of Dragonstone, Cersei orders Lord Redwyne to sail the Redwyne fleet back to the Reach, to deal with the ironborn raiders who conquered the Shield Islands.
In the fifth novel, following Cersei's arrest, Lord Redwyne is given a seat at the Small Council as the Master of Ships and Grand Admiral.
Currently, Lord Redwyne on is his way to the Arbor to fight Euron Greyjoy.
Appearances[]
- – "The Wolf and the Lion" (mentioned)
References[]
- ↑ Game of Thrones: Season 1, Episode 5: "The Wolf and the Lion" (2011).
Notes[]
- ↑ Conjecture based on information from A Song of Ice and Fire; may be subject to change.
External links[]
Head
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Paxter Redwyne | Heir
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Unknown | ||
Seat
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Arbor | Region
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Reach | ||
Ancestors |
Ryam Redwyne · Joselyn Redwyne · Lord Redwyne | ||||
Members |
Bethany Redwyne · Viola Redwyne | ||||
Deceased |
Olenna Tyrell | ||||
Overlords |
Bronn's house |