Game of Thrones' Alfie Allen promises a terrible Season 5 event: 'Get ready for it' 

\'Game of Thrones\' Alfie Allen promises a terrible Season 5 event: \'Get ready for it\'

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The unimaginable is about to become reality: Ramsay Bolton is going to become even more evil in "Game of Thrones" Season 5.

According to star Alfie Allen, Ramsay might finally be the worst character on the show. "I would go so far as to say maybe Ramsay Bolton is the new Joffrey in town, and then probably me followed closely after that," he tells Zap2it of his character Theon/Reek.

Considering Ramsay has flayed men, hunted women like animals and even cut off Theon\'s penis, he\'s already a despicable character. But Iwan Rheon, who plays Ramsay, says definitively that there\'s one Season 5 scene where he does something even worse than anything he\'s done before.

That scene seems to involve Theon, as Allen teases: "There\'s something that happens about halfway through this season that is really going to make huge waves, and people aren\'t going to be happy about it. It\'s hard to watch. I bear witness to this thing, and it\'s crazy, sort of having to portray how messed up everyone\'s situation is through my own reactions to what happens. Get ready for it."

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That thing seems to be part of a storyline that will have them interacting with an unnamed main character. Both Allen and Rheon were excited to work with the new actor, with Allen calling it an "absolute joy." It doesn\'t sound like the onscreen storyline will be as joyful as the offscreen work was, though.

"There\'s this one character who crosses both of our paths, and [Ramsay] certainly enjoys tormenting this character," Allen says with a laugh. "It can be tough to watch for some people, without a doubt."

Rheon calls Ramsay "a horrible, horrible human being," though he does enjoy playing the character. He says the power Ramsay got in Season 4 when his father, Roose, named him his heir goes to his head in Season 5.

"You kind of see him enjoying his role as the young lord. I don\'t think giving him power is a very good idea," Rheon tells Zap2it at the Season 5 premiere in San Francisco. "He\'s got legitimate power, and it makes him feel good. He likes it."

Michael McElhatton, Iwan Rheon and Elizabeth Webster

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