Royal Save - Lorentia - Lady Piper and Lord Carter
Royal News Roll
Lady Piper and Lord Carter announced the birth of their second child Lady Sapphire. The Baby and mother and whole family are well and happy.
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Royal Save - Lorentia - Lady Piper and Lord Carter
Royal News Roll
Lady Piper and Lord Carter announced the birth of their second child Lady Sapphire. The Baby and mother and whole family are well and happy.
Royal Save - Lorentia - Lady Piper's House
Lord Haru is moving in with his fiance Lady Lisah. He is rather worried and has a small talk with his adoptive mother Lady Piper.
ASOIAF MINOR LADIES WEEK - Day 2: the Riverlands&the Iron Islands
UNNAMED LADY PIPER
“Lord Quellon's third wife had been a Piper of Pinkmaiden Castle, a girl with big soft breasts and brown doe's eyes.” “A flying axe took off half of Urri's hand when he was ten-and-four, playing at the finger dance whilst his father and his elder brothers were away at war. Instead of healing Urri's hand the Old Way, with fire and seawater, she [Lady Piper] gave him to her green land maester, who swore that he could sew back the missing fingers. He did that, and later he used potions and poltices and herbs, but the hand mortified and Urri took a fever. By the time the maester sawed his arm off, it was too late.” “When Balon heard what had befallen Urri, he removed three of the maester's fingers with a cook's cleaver and sent his father's Piper wife to sew them back on. Poltices and potions worked as well for the maester as they had for Urrigon. He died raving, and Lord Quellon's third wife followed soon thereafter, as the midwife drew a stillborn daughter from her womb.” —A Feast for Crows
I decided to fulfill both the Riverlands and the Iron Islands by picking the unnamed Lady Piper who was Quellon Greyjoy’s third wife. I can’t imagine it was a particularly happy marriage as Lady Piper was most likely closer in age to her stepsons then her husband. However, I do commend Quellon’s idea to bridge relations between the Iron Islanders and the mainlanders. Lady Piper’s son Robin, and her daughter had she lived, would have been living embodiments of a Greenlander-Iron Islander union. It’s unfortunate that all three died so young and that Balon had no interest in continuing his father’s progressive policies.