#gotroslinfrey

During her wedding to Lord Edmure Tully, Roslin Frey wears a gown made of a thick green fabric patterned with flowers and vines. The neckline of her chemise rises above the edge of the gown, which is embroidered little berries or nuts along the hem and down the middle of the bodice. The dress is held together at the chest by a blossom brooch, and flows open beneath it like a cloak. At first, Roslin is covered head to knee by an elaborately embroidered veil, which looks akin to a spider’s web — or fish net — as a way of keeping her features hidden from the Tullys and the Starks.

Every lady’s first appearance: Roslin Frey 

“Roslin’s a pretty little thing, hardly stoatish at all. And fond of Edmure, queerly. Perwyn tells me she’s praying for a girl.”

She has a gentle nature and a gift for music

“The girl chosen for him, Roslin, was Lord Walder’s fifth daughter. Her mother had been Lady Bethany Rosby. Roslin was the youngest of the five children Lady Bethany gave the Lord of the Crossing. The youngest, and the only girl. Lothar said she had a gentle nature and a talent for music, but most agreed that over all, Roslin had been blessed with her mother’s  b e a u t y.” 

                                                                      FOR A GIRL 

Her face was comely, with a small chin, delicate nose, and big, brown eyes. Thick chestnut hair fell in loose waves to a waist so tiny Edmure would be able to put his hands around it. 

Roslin is my lord father’s youngest daughter by Lady Bethany of House Rosby, his sixth wife. She has a gentle nature and a gift for music. (requested by anonymous)