Game of Thrones, the most titles are about Dragon Mother, and the second is Savage Tormond .
When Snow first met Tormond in the Wildman Camp, Mens Red introduced Snow: In front of you are the giant nemesis Tormond, the bragging king, the trumpet blower, and the icebreaker. He is also Thunder Fist Tormond, the husband of the snow bear, the king of honey in the Red Hall, the father of living things and the spokesperson of the gods.
Tormond is his favorite savage character. In the original work, he is shorter and fatter, with a snow-white beard, and a thick arm with a heavy gold hoop carved with runes of ancestors. He is wearing black ring armor stolen from the Rangers, with four sons and a daughter. Tormond has a strong chest and a huge belly. Mance Red called him the trumpet blower for his huge lung capacity, saying that Tormond could shake the snow on the top of the mountain when he laughed, and when he was furious, his roar reminded him of the roar of a hairy elephant.
In the play, Tormond has a red beard and his image is even more distinct.
Some people say that Tormond killed a giant, but according to what Tormond told Snow, it was actually a winter when he was young. After being hit by a storm, he encountered a sleeping giant female. So he cut off the clothes on the giant female abdomen and crawled into her arms to keep warm. After the giant woke up, she fed him as a baby and breastfeeded him for three months. Tormond felt that "the giant nemesis Tormond is much better than the giant baby Tormond", so he bragged that he killed the giant. In the original work of
, Tomund also told Snow about the "romantic past" between him and a female bear. Given his name as a bragging king, it is not easy to verify the authenticity of the story, but this past event brought him the title of "Husband of Snow Bear".
Whether in the original work or in the play, Tormond and Snow have a rare friendship. After Mans Red was captured by Stannis' army, the defeated savages fled in scattered ways. Tomund became the main savage leader. He accepted Snow's proposal and led the savages across the Great Wall to fight against Night King .
Snow persuades free people to pass through the Great Wall, including giving up the property and weapons of the free people. Tormond took the lead in taking off the golden arm hoop of the ancestral; also according to Snow's requirements, the free people need to provide 100 boys with the boss as hostages, and Tormond's youngest son Dai Wen was the first to pass through the Great Wall as the 100th hostage.
Original Volume 5 is currently on the fifth volume of the book. Tormond just wrote that he led the savages to the free people across the Great Wall, and placed his troops in the Oak Shield, and then brought 50 people back to the Black Castle to go with Snow to the Toughtun to save the free people. After Snow read the battle letter of Rams Burton to everyone in the Shield Hall, the free people were in agitation and expressed their desire to go to Winterfell with Snow. Snow left Tormond to drink with everyone. After leaving the Shield Hall, Snow was stabbed to death by the Night Watch brothers.
After that, Tormond and Snow fought to the death of Rums Bolton in Winterfell, and all the members fought against the Night King Army, etc., are plots that are only available in the drama. The most interesting creation is Thormond's unshirkable love to Brienne, bold and straightforward.
combined with Tormond's past emotional experience, his love for Brienne meets his consistent standards. Although Brienne is not beautiful enough, she is tall, good at using swords, and brave and loyal. These characteristics are simply "fatal temptations" for the free people outside the Great Wall. Although Brienne was deeply disgusted with Tormond's uncovered obsession, such a sincere and infatuated obsession was indeed the first time in Brienne's life.
However, after crossing the Great Wall, Tormond seemed to be influenced by the knights and became more and more gentlemanly. Although he was extremely obsessed with Brienne, he did not "steal" her like a savage. Behind Tormond's long list of titles, there is another "Love Tormond".
