Hannibal made no moves at the idle threat from his elder brother. He knew Ramsay would not scar or maim her in front of them. However, there was anger in his eyes at the thought of him cutting out his bride's tongue. "She will soon be a Bolton. Bolton's do not carry such deformities, you know this brother." He said cooly.
Roose held up a hand and Hannibal quieted as he waited for his father to speak. Lord Bolton summoned his Maester, "Send a raven to Highgarden. Assure them that the actions of my bastard do not reflect the true feelings of my house. His foolishness will be dealt with here, and if Highgarden feels more punishment is needed they can add atop it." He paused for a moment before once again looking at Margaery. "We promise to return Margaery back to Highgarden if House Tyrell promises to have the wedding prepared so that upon our arrival we can celebrate in their union. House Bolton would stay for a month so that Margaery can have the time necessary to pack properly for her relocation to the North. Sincerely, Roose Bolton." He said.
The Maester bowed low before scurrying off to send the raven immediately. Hannibal had been watching Margaery, he had seen that smug look on her face and the fearlessness she had towards his cruel brother. Both his father and himself were far worse than Ramsay; however, they did not go flying into rage and acting foolishly. Hannibal knew that Ramsay was going to loose a little bit of himself as the beginning of his punishment.
The fire and fight from Margaery was something Hannibal found both attractive and foolish. While she was proud and was not going to cower, she should show a small amount of nervousness to be surrounded as she currently was. That would show some caution on her part.
Roose looked at Ramsay cooly, "This insult would not have occurred had you not gone down like a rabid animal to collect something that would have been here in due time. House Tyrell is not a broken house that can be forced into anything like the Lannisters. Your foolishness means I will have to travel south to remedy the situation." He said with no true emotion on his face or in his voice. However, there was plenty of disappointment in his eyes.
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Roose held up a hand and Hannibal quieted as he waited for his father to speak. Lord Bolton summoned his Maester, "Send a raven to Highgarden. Assure them that the actions of my bastard do not reflect the true feelings of my house. His foolishness will be dealt with here, and if Highgarden feels more punishment is needed they can add atop it." He paused for a moment before once again looking at Margaery. "We promise to return Margaery back to Highgarden if House Tyrell promises to have the wedding prepared so that upon our arrival we can celebrate in their union. House Bolton would stay for a month so that Margaery can have the time necessary to pack properly for her relocation to the North. Sincerely, Roose Bolton." He said.
The Maester bowed low before scurrying off to send the raven immediately. Hannibal had been watching Margaery, he had seen that smug look on her face and the fearlessness she had towards his cruel brother. Both his father and himself were far worse than Ramsay; however, they did not go flying into rage and acting foolishly. Hannibal knew that Ramsay was going to loose a little bit of himself as the beginning of his punishment.
The fire and fight from Margaery was something Hannibal found both attractive and foolish. While she was proud and was not going to cower, she should show a small amount of nervousness to be surrounded as she currently was. That would show some caution on her part.
Roose looked at Ramsay cooly, "This insult would not have occurred had you not gone down like a rabid animal to collect something that would have been here in due time. House Tyrell is not a broken house that can be forced into anything like the Lannisters. Your foolishness means I will have to travel south to remedy the situation." He said with no true emotion on his face or in his voice. However, there was plenty of disappointment in his eyes.