Myranda

Myranda first appears as one of the women Ramsay Snow sends into the cell where he holds Theon Greyjoy captive, told to seduce him before he steps in himself.

When Ramsay sounds his horn and appears before them, Myranda watches what follows: his men bring Theon down and Ramsay castrates him with a knife in front of her.

Myranda joins Ramsay in chasing down Tansy, a servant girl he has released into the woods near the Dreadfort as prey for a hunt with hounds.

Ramsay promises the girl her freedom if she reaches the tree line, but it is Myranda who wounds her first with an arrow to the leg, and she watches afterward as the hounds finish her off.

When Ramsay arranges his marriage to Sansa Stark, Myranda asks him if he finds her attractive; he says yes, and from then on she grows openly hostile toward his future wife, because Ramsay had promised to marry her back when he was still a nameless bastard.

It is Myranda who bathes Sansa at Winterfell, and she uses the moment to threaten her; Sansa answers that she still has friends in the North who will not let her come to harm.

After Stannis's forces assault Winterfell, Sansa lights a candle in the tower Bran once fell from, following advice she had been given, and on her way down runs into Myranda and Reek.

Myranda holds a bow on her and tells her Ramsay only wants what her body can give him, a son or two, and that afterward he has another fate planned for her. Reek struggles with Myranda and throws her from the bridge; the fall splits her skull and kills her.

When her body is found, Ramsay recalls how they met: she was eleven, he says, and the only one who was never afraid of him. He promises to avenge her death, then turns and tells Maester Wolkan to feed her flesh to the hounds so it isn't wasted.