How did Robb capture Jamie?

Robb’s crossing at the Twins was secretive, and Jaime was busy chasing off riders harassing his supply lines. Robb sets an ambush in the Whispering Wood, Jaime takes the bait, and was captured.

Why is crossing at the twins so important?

The entire army crosses at the Twins, except for a small diversionary force of 2000 men. And they do this because they know Jaime is north of Riverrun, between the Forks, with the bulk of his army, and they plan to engage him and defeat him there (while the feint draws Tywin east to prevent him from helping Jaime).

Who caught Jaime Lannister?

He gives Jaime thirty-thousand men and sends him to besiege Riverrun. In King’s Landing, Eddard tells Cersei that he knows that Jaime is the true father of Cersei’s three children. She admits it, saying they have loved one another from the womb and are destined to be together always. Jaime is captured by Robb’s army.

Who killed the Starks?

Lord Roose Bolton
Lord Roose Bolton, personally killed the injured Robb Stark with a dagger thrust to the heart.

How did Robb Stark use the river to his advantage?

By cutting across the river, Robb Stark was able to move into a strategic position that would leverage position to counter inferior numbers. For Robb’s plan of dividing his forces to work, time was of the essence. He couldn’t afford the time to go around or build alternate crossings.

How did the Clovis get to the Beringian Islands?

The earliest Clovis points show up in the archaeological record about 13,500 years ago. It was long believed that they got here by crossing the Bering Land Bridge sometime before then.

Why did Robb Stark cut the Lannister army in half?

Also don’t forget that the idea was to separate Jaime Lannister’s forces from Tywinn Lannister’s army. By cutting across the river, Robb Stark was able to move into a strategic position that would leverage position to counter inferior numbers. For Robb’s plan of dividing his forces to work, time was of the essence.