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[[:Ramsay Bolton]] → {{no redirect|Ramsay Snow}} – Per [[WP:NPOVTITLE]]. Within the world of ''A Song of Ice and Fire'', Ramsay's legitimization document is itself controversial, as it was issued by a king who is himself a bastard born of incest between the queen consort and her brother, a King's Guard sworn to celibacy. Probably a majority of characters in both the books and show reject the authority of his legitimization documentation, and in the show his and his father's betrayal of the crown, and his own subsequent betrayal of his father, means that probably ''no one'' would call him "Bolton" except perhaps as a result of sloppy screenwriting. The only people who call him "Bolton" in the books are game-players who know Tommen is not a legitimate monarch but don't care, and people like Theon who are scared to death that he will torture them; since he's a fictional character there's no reason for us to be afraid of him. [[WP:COMMONNAME]] and the recognizability criterion do not really apply, since both are in common use in real-world secondary sources and are equally recognizable/meaningful for anyone familiar with the story. [[User:Hijiri88|Hijiri 88]] (<small>[[User talk:Hijiri88|聖]][[Special:Contributions/Hijiri88|やや]]</small>) 07:04, 26 July 2017 (UTC) |
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Requested move 26 July 2017
Ramsay Bolton → Ramsay Snow – Per WP:NPOVTITLE. Within the world of A Song of Ice and Fire, Ramsay's legitimization document is itself controversial, as it was issued by a king who is himself a bastard born of incest between the queen consort and her brother, a King's Guard sworn to celibacy. Probably a majority of characters in both the books and show reject the authority of his legitimization documentation, and in the show his and his father's betrayal of the crown, and his own subsequent betrayal of his father, means that probably no one would call him "Bolton" except perhaps as a result of sloppy screenwriting. The only people who call him "Bolton" in the books are game-players who know Tommen is not a legitimate monarch but don't care, and people like Theon who are scared to death that he will torture them; since he's a fictional character there's no reason for us to be afraid of him. WP:COMMONNAME and the recognizability criterion do not really apply, since both are in common use in real-world secondary sources and are equally recognizable/meaningful for anyone familiar with the story. Hijiri 88 (聖やや) 07:04, 26 July 2017 (UTC)