woman with vision.

political involvement: Prior to her marriage, she wasn't very interested in politics; however, after her wedding and life as a Reyne, everything changed. Perhaps she was motivated by the ambition of others around her, or perhaps that is what it meant to leave her girlhood and begin her life as a married lady. Celia supports House Reyne's interests and is aware of their secret aim to one day rise over the Lannisters. She is raising the heir of Castamere, therefore she naturally wants the best for him, and nothing would be better than being the overlord of the westerlands. She is cautious, nevertheless, and would not publicly overstep or demonstrate disloyalty.

character arc: Being born a Tully means she is highly concerned about her family, about fulfilling her responsibilities to both her husband and the children they share. She is a good and dedicated wife and mother. Celia would describe her marriage to her husband as a love match.

While she would never have considered marrying a Reyne, everything changed when they met at a tourney when she was nine and ten. Lord Reyne was competing in the joust and asked Celia for her favour, which she found surprising given that she had no recollection of ever speaking to him. Not wanting to offend, she granted him her favour, and when he won, he crowned her Queen of Love and Beauty. It was the start of their courtship, which ended happily with an official union between them.

Their marriage has produced an heir, a spare and two more children. The eldest is a boy who is meant to inherit the lordship of Castamere one day. Due to his age and status, he's the only one of his siblings who was allowed to accompany his parents to the celebrations in the capital. The second son, their only daughter and the youngest son remained in Castamere.