It is a pencil portrait of Ramsay Snow, named after his legitimation as Ramsay Bolton, he is a fictional character from the saga A Song of Ice and Fire by writer George RR Martin. He is the bastard son, later legitimized, of Roose Bolton, Lord of Strong Terror. Ramsay is considered one of the antagonistic characters in the play, for being a sadistic character, fond of torture and psychopath.

In the HBO television adaptation, Game of Thrones, he is played by actor Iwan Rheon, where some situations and events that occur in the literary work are changed. In the work, Ramsay Snow is reflected as the perfect example of a psychopath: total absence of empathy, he does not feel remorse or shame for his actions, manipulative and sadistic, egocentric and sexually depraved, Ramsay does not stand out for being someone astute or intelligent, which added to his "hobbies" causes the distrust of his father, who doubts that he can be an effective leader in the future.

Both throughout the play and in events narrated before the events of the saga, Ramsay has revealed a violent and sadistic attitude. It is very possible that he murdered his half-brother Domeric to be the sole heir to Terror Fort. One of his biggest hobbies is hunting women in the woods of Terror Fort with a pack of dogs called "The Bastard's Girls"; After raping the woman, if she has given him a good hunt, he kills her and names one of the dogs after him, otherwise he skinns her alive and then kills her