This one starts with recent Manderly history and ends with thoughts on starvation, human sacrifice, cannibalism, fear and prophecy. You can find part 1 in this series here. Special thank you, as always, to Michael Klarfeld for the maps and video intro.
Manderly Images
Manderly Sigil by Eagle of Seagard 
Wyman, Wynafryd, and Wylla by Hong-Ara 
Wendel, Wyman, Wylis, and Donella by Sir-Heartsalot 
Big Walder and Wyman by GibiLynx 
Wyman, Wylis, Wendel, and Wylla by hubsher 
Wynafryd and Wylla by eluas-cinnamon 
Wylla Manderly by thethreehares and eliyadoodles 
Wyman Manderly by Jenny Slife (FacelessFrey) 
Wynafyrd and Wylla by furiousstarfishnerd 
While tearing apart a bird with fat fingers, Lord Wyman made polite inquiry after Lady Hornwood, who was a cousin of his. “She was born a Manderly, you know. Perhaps, when her grief has run its course, she would like to be a Manderly again, eh?” He took a bite from a wing, and smiled broadly. “As it happens, I am a widower these past eight years. Past time I took another wife, don’t you agree, my lords? A man does get lonely.”
Tossing the bones aside, he reached for a leg. “Or if the lady fancies a younger lad, well, my son Wendel is unwed as well. He is off south guarding Lady Catelyn, but no doubt he will wish to take a bride on his return. A valiant boy, and jolly. Just the man to teach her to laugh again, eh?” He wiped a bit of grease off his chin with the sleeve of his tunic.” – Bran II, ACOK.