8.2.3.7. The Caswells of Bitterbridge
- The roseroad crosses the Mander at Bitterbridge (II: 248)
- The waters of the upper Mander are muddy, at least in the area of Bitterbridge (II: 248)
- The castle at Bitterbridge is small, its battlements constructed of stone and timber (II: 249)
- The Great Hall of the Caswell keep is great only by courtesy (II: 254)
- From the great hall a low doorway can be taken to begin an ascent up a stair tower (II: 257)
- The keep is scarcely tall enough to call a tower (II: 257)
- Ser Cleyton Caswell, a pretty young man but easily cowed by the likes of Ser Lucas Inchfield, was among the suitors for the hand of Lady Rohanne Webber in 211 (TSS: 118, 123-124)
- The Lord of Bitterbridge was Joffrey Caswell around the year 211 after Aegon's Landing (TMK: 663)
- A hedge knight known as Ser Kyle, the Cat of Misty Moor, claimed to have been sworn to Lord Joffrey's father when he was younger (TMK: 663)
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