Greta Whitehill/Affiliation

—Greta commends her husband, Torrhen.

## Affiliations

###  House Whitehill

Following her marriage to Torrhen, Greta is the Lady of Highpoint. As such, she has a lot of authority within the House.

###  House Bole

Greta Bole hails from House Bole. As a result of her marriage to Torrhen, the house is sworn to the latter and is under his protection. She is also close to her brother and sister, Davyn and Winnie, who still live at the seat of House Bole.

###  House Bolton

Torrhen's house is sworn to House Bolton. During the War of the Five Kings he served under Lord Bolton as part of the northern campaign and was trusted with command of part of the betrayal and slaughter at the Twins.

 Relationships

###  Warrick Bole

Out of all his children, Warrick spent more time interacting with Greta, though he acted very distant toward her. He tended to treat her as a member of his council or a personal assistant rather than a daughter. As a child and into her adolescence, Warrick insisted that Greta sit in on council meetings and learn how to run a house like her brothers. His reasoning would never be clear to Greta, but it's assumed Warrick potential in her. After the death of his wife, Greta took to accompanying her father on his daily walks in Brigitte's stead. The illness his contracted after Brigitte's death weakened him to the point where he could not get out of bed often, leaving Greta to tend to him as a caretaker.

###  Brigitte Bole

As her firstborn daughter, Brigitte doted on Greta and spent a lot of time with her. She taught Greta everything her own mother taught her about the womanly arts. It was Brigitte Greta would turn to when she felt threatened by her older brother, knowing she would protect her from harm. Greta looked up to her mother and wished to be as graceful, kind, and strong as she was. Her death was a turning point in Greta's life, causing her to become deeply depressed and self-destructive, driving her to make choices she'd normally not make.

###  Sigurd Bole

Greta hated her brother and how he treated her. Sigurd was abusive and demeaning, going out of his way to hurt his sister physically and emotionally. His preferred method was harassing Greta about her appearance, "vanity", and involvement with boys. When she was nine, Sigurd took it upon himself to cut off Greta's hair with his sword, as well as threatening to take her tongue out with it. This would cause her phobia of swords. After this incident, Greta kept her hair short and didn't grow it out again until she was in her early twenties. Sigurd's death brought her a great deal of pleasure rather than sadness.

###  Davyn Bole

Though Davyn was Greta's older brother she tended to be the leader in their relationship. As a boy, Davyn was timid and easily went along with most things Greta said. They had a bond built on comradery and sympathy toward one another, their older brother tormenting them both. Because of Davyn's fear of Sigurd he rarely stood up for Greta's sake while she would try and keep Sigurd away from Davyn whenever possible, sometimes sacrificing her own safety to do so. Greta feels slightly protective over her brother in spite of this and only wants what's best for him.

###  Winnie Bole

At fifteen Greta took over the responsibility of raising Winnie after her mother's death. Over the years, Greta acted more like a mother to the girl than an older sister. She's the only person in her family who pays attention to Winnie or who acknowledges her as a part of it. It was difficult for Greta to leave Thornbird Hall knowing her sister would be alone with Davyn and their father. She hopes to bring Winnie back to Highpoint with her permanently if the Forrester-Whitehill conflict is ever brought to an end.

###  Torrhen Whitehill

Greta and Torrhen had a few run-ins over the years before meeting properly some time before the War of Five Kings. At first she was put off by his personality and behavior, finding him odd and untrustworthy. Shortly after the events of the Red Wedding, Greta was invited to Highpoint as Torrhen's guest where she became more familiar with his family as well as his bastard daughter, Roslin Snow. She eventually developed feelings for him and accepted a proposal of marriage against her better judgment. Greta and Torrhen are shown to be quite fond of each other, Torrhen allowing her to go back and forth between her home and Highpoint whenever she wishes to. They have one child together.

###  Roslin Snow

Greta considers Roslin to be her own daughter though they aren't related by blood. She is shown to be concerned for her safety and fiercely protective of her. Greta sees much of herself in Roslin, a girl who grew up without a mother and sees the world in a very black and white way. She feels compelled to take care of her and give her as much love as she's capable of.

###  Karlon Whitehill

Like Roslin, Greta is shown to worry about her son's safety at Highpoint. Karl's birth triggered a post-partum depression in Greta, causing her to sleep less and feel overwhelmed by boughts of intense sadness and guilt. She is slowly recovering from this, though recent events have not helped much.

###  Hugh

A man who took advantage of Greta's sadness and naivety at age fifteen. He convinced her that he had noble feelings and intentions toward her, but ended up raping her at the Limping Lord Inn a few months after they met. This would have a deep, lasting effect on Greta's life. The two met again ten years later at Highpoint where Hugh began threatening and harassing Greta in secret. He would then be killed by Torrhen Whitehill and several members of his elites. His death brought closure to that part of Greta's life, and she is very grateful he is no longer among the living.