Amazing character. Tough and rude and didn't take or give any shit whatsover but was still hilarious and badass with a conscience. At his core he was seriously fucked up from what his brother did to him as a child.
He was the realest character in the entire series. He was what he was and he remained his true self throughout. Love him or hate him, Clegane was a legendary character.
i dont even watch the show yet and i find him and brienne (i think) very likeable so far, im gonna start season 1 because i saw that scene of brienne (again i think im sorry lol) rescuing sansa.
"There is a reason you're still alive.." "Aye there is a reason, I'm a big fucker and I'm tough to kill" What an absolute machine of a man, best character in the show
I think he was a dealer, one of four types of characters, not a knight, opportunist nor lover. Sean B a knight, and it got him killed. The Hound was one who was friendless, , I think this, , along that he mostly kept his deals,, made him sympathetic?? But I could be wrong
Season 8 did fuck him up, the books was all about how sandor was learning to live by letting go of revenge and hatred. But in the last few episodes he was switched into being put in some revenge arched that had no build up in previous seasons, and came out of nowhere.
After what probably was many years of not only abuse by his brother but people looking down on him for his disfigurement I think clegane got jaded and stopped caring what other people thought and thats why he became such a ruthless warrior, but in his heart he always wanted to be accepted, hence the sad eyes....I know all to well what that's like
In a place I worked at for like 2 months I did one shift with this guy. Never met him before. We never interacted outside of this shift. He said to me something similar. I always have a frown on my face unless drinking or with friends and he told me "I can see it in your eyes. You aren't an angry person. If anything I see a deep sadness in your eyes" and it really took me off guard. No one since has ever said anything similar, but he was spot on. This was nearly 10 years ago but till the day I die I'll never forget what he said
An absolute béast of a warrior, but he was true to his word, and he did have a Code of Honor. Sandor Clegane was more a Knight then all those southern "Twats in Painted Armor", combined.
@@mathewlipe5334 He but followed the Prince's orders: He was a sworn sword! Dishonorable of the task, he did his duty. Had the Hound not performed that duty: Obeyed his prince's command, he would have been executed for it, and Goffrey would have assigned another twat in painted armor to do the same thing...i'd expect Merryn Trant would've volunteered...
@@mathewlipe5334 It's easy to look at characters and their individual actions and throw aspersions on them. Look at the characters that did horrible actions in the show and the books. It's pretty much everyone. You're not wrong. But you sure as hell aren't fully right.
honorable isn't the right word to describe his redeeming quality, more like... honesty, honest in his sense of righteousness and drive to carry out what he thought was just
Sandor may be no saint, but he rescued Sansa from beeing raped and murdered and actually cared for her well being. He protected Arya and I still think the "ransom" is nothing more than an excuse. A lie he tells himself because he refuses to admit that both Arya and Sansa remind him of his sister who was killed by his older brother. He acts like he did because he thinks that this kind of feeling is a weakness. He protected both of them because he blames himself for his sisters death and wants to do at least one good thing before he dies. If not for Sandor's bravery, Arya and Sansa would have never seen each other again and Little Finger possibly never got the justice he deserved for betraying Ned Stark. Ned would definitly be thankfull if he survived the show.
“You’ve changed, little bird.” With a smile on his face, says everything that needs to be said about Sandor’s evolution. You can tell that deep down he’s appreciated every relationship he’s built and cared for everyone he’s protected. (Except maybe Joffrey, fuck Joffrey.)
@@shahzadmunawarnizamani7186 Sandor’s entire character arc was based around change and redemption, literally him and Arya had this conversation before the battle of Winterfell about how he’s been making selfless, almost noble decisions and it was strange. Plus, he watched Arya and Sansa become entirely different people over time too. Its only cringe if either you didn’t watch the show or didn’t understand it.
Ned stark might've been Arya's father, but Sandor Clegane was a Dad to her when she needed it. Edit: This is four years after, damn. Alright what I mean by him being a dad, he literally taught her the things that allow her not to be gutted and lying in a ditch with lifeless expression. Ned was good, but he didn't want either of his daughters to be anything of what they became to be. Arya being probably one of the best fighters and skilled assassin (Even though I'm highly disappointed it wasn't Jon that killed night king). Sansa being ruthless & cunning, outwitting the one man who taught her how to be deceitful and was the one who started the chain of events that led to Ned's death. Sandor taught them how to live in a world where no one gives a shit about you, and everyone has agenda. You won't make it unless you fight for it. That's the show Sandor, the book oh boy that's a WHOLE different story.
@@kinoko384 It's truly a shame the majority of S8 is meh because you're correct, there are a bunch of really good scenes but they're kind of overshadowed by the rest of the season.
@@Vaxilion The dialogue and the characters werent the reason why season 8 was shitty. It was the plot. Thats why, to me at least, all those great scenes felt kind of "wasted". But looking back on single scenes in a vacuum they still were as high of a quality as the rest of the series. Truly a shame :(
Hound also literally said that Gregor killed his father as well. He despises Knights but to spite all of them he becomes what a Knight should be like himself.
Rawr5649 What the hell did she ever do to earn it? Like everyone is talking of how Sansa matured and became a mastermind and very good player jn the game but only thing that happened was that she stopped crying and she quite literally did nothing that actually showed a mastermind. The only reason she isn’t still manipulated by Littlfinger or that she killed him is because Littlfinger didn’t know Bran’s abilities as the three Eyed Raven. Plus that her “independence” of the north was totally bs, like she fucking asks Bran for it and he just happens to say yes. So no it would be satisfying if she had earned instead of running around being manipulated. Jon on the other hand........ Additionally the fact that you jumped in the series last 2 season smells from miles. Its queen in the north nit queen of the North
Rawr5649 how is getting raped, earning it when she got raped she wasn’t even thinking about taking back winterfell, no plan no nothing she just fell on the opportunity to rule when JON took it back, and you call being manipulated by Littlfinger so he can have a hold at Winterfell “winning the battle of the Bastards”
@@Greko-grb since she met Jon at the Castle Black, that she deserves the North. It was her that told Jon that they had to fight for the North and for their brother, Rickon. It was because of her that they conquered back the North. She always knew she was smarter than Jon and she herself said that he couldn't do the same mistakes Ned and Robb did. When Jon went to Dragonstone, it was her who was with the northerners and acted like a real lady saying what was needed and what they could be better to be prepared to the winter. It was Sansa that never bent the knee because she knew the North deserved better. If she doesn't deserve the North, no one does (and I'm not talking about Arya).
Sandor had the best or rather, only redemption arc in the entire show. He was made a monster due to his circumstances and he embraced that role. He became more than just a tool for evil. He defended Sansa not because he owed it to her or he hoped she'd take him somewhere. He did it because he chose to. He fought for arya because he chose to. He could have retired to building the sept, but destiny needed him and again, he chose to be the better man. He never stopped being the monster he just learned to control it better and decided to serve good instead. He won.
I still believe that line “Someone is” is the greatest delivered! So simple and yet so terrifying.... I use it all the time... you taking the rubbish out? Someone is........ and I chuckle the whole way there and back...
@@ablyndon anytime I order Chicken from a restaurant, it's always, "I'll have 2 chickens". The look on his face during that whole scene shows just how serious he was!!!! Every chicken in that room was dead before he got up😂🤣😂
Its taken me literal years after the finale to realize that a dog is just a domesticated wolf, and the relationship between the hound and house stark is much like that of the animals that are their sigils. Never fails to amaze me how something like that can just pop into my head and make perfect sense more than a decade after we met this characters.
Ruben Avalos He never changed. No matter the season just like a Pine Tree 🌲. A big tuff fucker who is hard to kill. Only towards the two Stark girls did you see somewhat of a softer side. Fucking sad to see his character go.
The Hound and Theon are the true, flawed, realistic heroes in Game of Thrones. Both have done horrible things but their redemption arcs were the best in the entire series
@@JohnJRoman-mk1ed It was too late for him to change. He was consumed with hate. He was ok with dying for vengeance. His last good deed was to divert Arya from doing the same, because it was not too late for her. He changed, alright
Are you a simpleton? HD dragged arya across the country for bounty and punched arya out about 6 times along the way. Originally he wouldn't let her have a horse because she'd run away on it. Why do you think he was going to the bloody gate in ghc first place? Why did arya laugh at him once they got there? You need to go watch the entire show again because you don't have a clue.
@@BUSTRCHERRI Have you considered that if The Hound didn't care about Arya he could have sold her to Freys at the red wedding, Boltons or any number of houses that would pay for a daughter of Ned Stark.
@@jghreloaded - He would get a much better price selling her to her allies rather than her enemies. Plus, the situation at the Twins was chaotic when they got there, Sandor was right to fuck off for now.
Sansa was the love that was never meant to be. Arya was the daughter he was never meant to have. Great story, great character development… awesome character and actor
So, he saved Sansa twice, he saved the flower Knight, he saved Arya multiple times... Yes, he is indeed a knight (and of course the best character of the show and the books and one of the best character all time, all media).
You apparently didn't watch the same show I did. . . The fuck does anyone know about honor in this fucking world? Just guessing on what clegane would say. . .
@@tevinsamuel Careful. Jon Snow was okay, but he is/was on a path of hypocrisy, with that blondie dragongirl, etc. Jon Snow was 'an army', an politician, even. -Sandor was just one man.
i don't think he was ever an evil person, just experienced all the bad things. you'll only know of evil when you only see evil. everyone can be resentful like him, but not everyone can change like him.
The most poetic character in my opinion, with a strong story and a good development during the show, with a great final scene to mark his name in the history.
No matter how much time passes, the feelings and memories of old friends and moments brought by these songs never goes away. music is truly a gift that keeps on giving
I started crying when he said that. Then again when he'd given up fighting until Beric showed him Arya. Then again when he told Sansa none of that shit would've happened to her if she'd gone with him......sigh....then again when Arya referred to him by his name.
He loved her like a daughter, the first time u hear someone say your name when you love them breaks you and fills u at the same time, u wont ever hear it the first time again , but u will remember it
Despite his outside appearance.... Despite hundreds of people he killed... Despite his violence... There was a part of Sandor Clegane's inner heart that contained compassion. He knew that an older sibling's job is to protect a younger one. His own brother's fierce, wicked, and murderous cruelty was the ultimate betrayal. Among the Seven Kingdoms, The Hound was one of the most honest, and true people to exist. In a way, he 'adopted' Arya. The love he had for her was unconventional, and even he didn't know he had it. Arya's greatest benefit from Sandor was wisdom about life and the world, a far greater asset than her learning the assassin skills of Jaqen H'ghar, or sword fighting from Syrio Forel. Sandor, Tyrion, and Jon were the heart of the series. They were the toughest, bravest, wisest, honest, and most honorable of all.
@@RSKEDITS, it's more complicated than that. He was protective, but Arya also represented a payday to him. She appreciated the protection, but couldn't ignore her hate for his killing of her innocent friend. Many conflicted characters in this story!
He's by far the character I loved the most during the entire show. But he had to die to make his story stronger more intense. Despite the good he did he still deserved to die.
He deserved a happy ending, but he was never going to get one, and he knew it. The world made him a monster, and the best he could do was put his brutality in the service of a good cause. A real warrior wants to go out fighting a worthy foe, preferably taking that foe with him, and that's exactly what the Hound did.
Tbh his ending was the happiest it could be with him getting him revenge, we all knew he needed revenge but we wanted him to live which I don't think would have worked seen as he couldn't really have killed his brother any other way than he did, I think he had a great ending, one he wanted.
I always saw this as Sandor refusing to accept a worthless title. Sandor didn't even display traits of a true knight, and he was aware of his own flaws and didn't bother denying them just like others do. Barrisatan was a true knight, I guess. Sandor was a true warrior in heart and soul. He saw what he is and accepted it, and refused to be called a knight because he knew he wasn't one, and he was disgusted by the fact that every murdering, raping, and corrupt piece of shit can get the title of a knight. Sandor is the type of guy who will end up in the golden halls of Valhalla, a warrior through and through.
@@jinpachibobochan3532 i think he refuses to call himself a knight because he thinks that if they will call Gregor of all people a knight the title is worthless
@@bloodangel19 Well, that's what I said, basically. Sandor knows the title is worthless if rapists and murderers like Gregor can claim the title. But I think Sandor also knows that he isn't a true knight, so he won't accept that fancy title just to be part of a club of pretenders. The only true knights I can think of are people like Barristan or Brynden Tully.
@@jinpachibobochan3532 barristan true knight? the true knight is jaime lannister, the guy that gave up useless and nonsense vows for protect innocents
Hands down my favorite character arc in the entire story. . Anti-hero is exactly what he was, yet more a hero than most knights ever could dream to be.
Ever since the episode where Sandor explained his reasons for his scars and the reasons why he fights I only wanted to watch the show through to see him succeed. The hound was, for me, that character we all find watching a show that we latch onto and relate with for personal reasons. And when he achieved his ultimate goal of taking back his innocence from his brother I actually cried. I was so happy for him. I knew he would die in the end but not without getting his just deserts. Truly a marvel character.
Definitely the most quiet and menacing utterance in the series. It's the one that sticks with me when I think of his character, and I think of his character often. I am holding off on seeing Season 8.
Well, I saw the last season, and the Hound has just bored his way into my head. All the characters are compelling, of course, and take surprising turns, but foul mouthed, foul tempered, death dealing, vulnerable Sandor Clegane, and the way he protected the Stark girls, was simultaneously the most complicated, and the most simple. Staying power, he has.
deg1studios there’s a really strong theory that he’s on the quite isle when Brienne went there looking for Sansa. She saw a huge man with a hood and he was limping. The hound is a huge man, n I bet he’s covering his scars from Brienne with the hood. And he’s limping. Before Arya left him he had a pretty bad wound on his leg. I’m betting my money it’s sandor.
@@sandorclegane9622 yeah, I looked this up yesteday. Apparently his horse Stranger is also there, and Stranger has been described as impossible to handle for anyone but The Hound
Unfortunately the only character in the show to get a full character arc that actually made sense. Sandor was my favorite character in the series by a country mile. Bravo to Rory McCann
Until the end I would agree. His arc was about putting aside his hatred of the world and becoming someone better. And he did. The Hound died but Sandor lived. And in s8... he went back to his old ways. A vengeance filled mission... the opposite direction his arc led him. He should have killed Gregor out of mercy (as I believe he will in the books), not because of a grudge. Ruined his arc imo.
@@TheMinecraftHype Exactly, if he had to die, he was supposed to die protecting the Stark sisters. Fkn pointless death killing his zombie brother who would die anyway. I hope the book makes a better job of him :*
@@TheMinecraftHype Yes, well I am litle bit torn about this. He is my favorite and I would love him to come back, but in the same time after what Rorge did in the Saltpans with his dog helmet I also want Sandor just to stay put and have a peacful live.
It is so true. He is being punished because he still gets to live with his pain, guilt, sadness and hatred. Those killed were let go of the misery of the world and the war to come. The path to redemption can be the hardest thing one has to do in their life.
it took a lot of time and trust for everyone to see the good in The Hound. So happy that Sansa and Arya (who he cared about from the beginning) finally saw the real him and embraced him
He loved them because they embodied what he aspired to defend: Good people in pursuit of justice and compassion... the rarest of creatures in the realm.
I've seen that last scene a dozen times and it just hit me that he finally both returned the favor by pushing his brother into fire and faced his only real fear.
He was never anointed, but had the courage and bravery of a real knight. A bitter, cynical and hateful man, acquainted with the harsh realities of the world, who committed violent acts and still protected and fought for the weak and defenseless, and battled for the greater good. And in the end, even permitted himself to be human by seeking out a revenge of an old, unresolved atrocity. In a universe of supernatural and magic, a deeply flawed man true to his and the nature's law.
"Come on, little bird..." Sandor may act a big, tough game, but he never would have laid a finger on that girl. He even grew to care for her sister, as well. It makes sense, though. Hounds are kin to wolves.
Cos of wt happened to his sisters and how they died and he couldn’t protect his sisters. In book it also implies his brother is the reason for his family’s demise and the death of so many workers there ..implying the mountain was a serial killer , n his guilt of not being able to protect his sisters always played a role of him having a soft side for the stark girls
If they added the next few sentences "do you want to suck my dick, is that it?", "dick?" "Cock!" "Ahhh dick, I like it" that would have ruined the whole tone of this tribute hahahaha
"F*ck the King" at this moment Sandor begin my favorite character
My favorite scene in the whole damn series is, "Bring me one of those chickens..."
Amazing character. Tough and rude and didn't take or give any shit whatsover but was still hilarious and badass with a conscience. At his core he was seriously fucked up from what his brother did to him as a child.
@@moelester2797 lmao i remember that one , it was funny asf
"Yes! Though he worked hard to reach into his bag of fucks, he found that it was empty..."
Joffrey's face though!! Priceless
A hound protecting two wolf pups
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Whoa! Nice observation!
That hit me in the heart
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He was the realest character in the entire series. He was what he was and he remained his true self throughout. Love him or hate him, Clegane was a legendary character.
Sir Jaime comes close.
@@mushiim8 Jaime is literally the fakest character in the show 🥲😭😭 “Tbh I never really cared much for them, innocent or otherwise” 🤧😵💫😵
So easy to relate to..
i dont even watch the show yet and i find him and brienne (i think) very likeable so far, im gonna start season 1 because i saw that scene of brienne (again i think im sorry lol) rescuing sansa.
I can never hate the Hound... He was truly a man that goes beyond circumstances and was willing to change.
"There is a reason you're still alive.."
"Aye there is a reason, I'm a big fucker and I'm tough to kill"
What an absolute machine of a man, best character in the show
I think he was a dealer, one of four types of characters, not a knight, opportunist nor lover. Sean B a knight, and it got him killed. The Hound was one who was friendless, , I think this, , along that he mostly kept his deals,, made him sympathetic?? But I could be wrong
@@richardangers2566 He's Sympathetic towards Innocence due to his Brother the Mountain killing their sister at a young age.
@@FallenCorp point taken. I doubt I will reread the books, but I will keep this in mind when I rewatch the series. Thank you.
@@richardangers2566 Perhaps after A Dream of Spring in 100 Years 😂
In any show..... maybe Jean lucky picard comes close
... but not as hard
A character so good, even season 8 couldn't fuck him up.
Isn't that the truth
Hooyah
Season 8 did fuck him up, the books was all about how sandor was learning to live by letting go of revenge and hatred. But in the last few episodes he was switched into being put in some revenge arched that had no build up in previous seasons, and came out of nowhere.
@@MONSTERKILL2013 The conflict between he and his brother definitely did not come out of nowhere.
@@kwilde2387 And l didn't say it did
"You lived your life for the king. You gonna die for some chickens?"
"Someone is."
YES!
Coming from anyone else that exchange would have sounded ridiculous.
He should've ran when he heard that
Best line in the entire show! If he’d had a mike he would have dropped it.
KFC 12 pack on sale now. ;)
“I don’t think you’re truly mean. You have sad eyes.” Damn, that hit me right in the feels.
I've been told I have old eyes......I wonder if that is something similar.
@@0INFERNO1 hahahaha
After what probably was many years of not only abuse by his brother but people looking down on him for his disfigurement I think clegane got jaded and stopped caring what other people thought and thats why he became such a ruthless warrior, but in his heart he always wanted to be accepted, hence the sad eyes....I know all to well what that's like
Right
In a place I worked at for like 2 months I did one shift with this guy. Never met him before. We never interacted outside of this shift. He said to me something similar. I always have a frown on my face unless drinking or with friends and he told me "I can see it in your eyes. You aren't an angry person. If anything I see a deep sadness in your eyes" and it really took me off guard. No one since has ever said anything similar, but he was spot on. This was nearly 10 years ago but till the day I die I'll never forget what he said
A brutal, hateful man. And yet, one of the most honorable and pragmatic in the entire show. The best character.
An absolute béast of a warrior, but he was true to his word, and he did have a Code of Honor.
Sandor Clegane was more a Knight then all those southern "Twats in Painted Armor", combined.
Really honorable how he rode down and killed an unarmed boy. His name was Micah
@@mathewlipe5334 He but followed the Prince's orders: He was a sworn sword!
Dishonorable of the task, he did his duty.
Had the Hound not performed that duty: Obeyed his prince's command, he would have been executed for it, and Goffrey would have assigned another twat in painted armor to do the same thing...i'd expect Merryn Trant would've volunteered...
@@mathewlipe5334 It's easy to look at characters and their individual actions and throw aspersions on them. Look at the characters that did horrible actions in the show and the books. It's pretty much everyone. You're not wrong. But you sure as hell aren't fully right.
honorable isn't the right word to describe his redeeming quality, more like... honesty, honest in his sense of righteousness and drive to carry out what he thought was just
Imagine how thankful Ned would have been to Sandor.
Well said i can imagine how he would.
Sandor may be no saint, but he rescued Sansa from beeing raped and murdered and actually cared for her well being.
He protected Arya and I still think the "ransom" is nothing more than an excuse. A lie he tells himself because he refuses to admit that both Arya and Sansa remind him of his sister who was killed by his older brother. He acts like he did because he thinks that this kind of feeling is a weakness.
He protected both of them because he blames himself for his sisters death and wants to do at least one good thing before he dies. If not for Sandor's bravery, Arya and Sansa would have never seen each other again and Little Finger possibly never got the justice he deserved for betraying Ned Stark.
Ned would definitly be thankfull if he survived the show.
🙏
“You think you’ve wanted revenge your whole life? It’s all I care about do you want to be like me?” That hit me hard. Love the hound
@@danmarusan2878 Littlefinger never betrayed Ned Stark, he was just being loyal to his king.
He’s not a knight
He’s not a sir
But he was our hero and he died a hero
Put down one of the most wretchedly evil bastards in the setting.
my favorite character
Ser*
And played by a great actor!
Indeed doom guy
“You’ve changed, little bird.”
With a smile on his face, says everything that needs to be said about Sandor’s evolution. You can tell that deep down he’s appreciated every relationship he’s built and cared for everyone he’s protected. (Except maybe Joffrey, fuck Joffrey.)
Nah that was actually cringe af and out of character
Fuck Jeffrey!! 😂😂
@@shahzadmunawarnizamani7186 Sandor’s entire character arc was based around change and redemption, literally him and Arya had this conversation before the battle of Winterfell about how he’s been making selfless, almost noble decisions and it was strange. Plus, he watched Arya and Sansa become entirely different people over time too. Its only cringe if either you didn’t watch the show or didn’t understand it.
@@UceyJuceyJey no it's simply cringe. You are wrong
@@shahzadmunawarnizamani7186 Jesus, you’re one of those🙄🤦🏽♂️
“I fought for you didn’t I?” Always chokes me up😢
Ned stark might've been Arya's father, but Sandor Clegane was a Dad to her when she needed it.
Edit: This is four years after, damn. Alright what I mean by him being a dad, he literally taught her the things that allow her not to be gutted and lying in a ditch with lifeless expression. Ned was good, but he didn't want either of his daughters to be anything of what they became to be. Arya being probably one of the best fighters and skilled assassin (Even though I'm highly disappointed it wasn't Jon that killed night king). Sansa being ruthless & cunning, outwitting the one man who taught her how to be deceitful and was the one who started the chain of events that led to Ned's death. Sandor taught them how to live in a world where no one gives a shit about you, and everyone has agenda. You won't make it unless you fight for it. That's the show Sandor, the book oh boy that's a WHOLE different story.
I might be pretty as an angel; doesn't mean i am one
Great comment
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“ he might have been your father, but he wasn’t your daddy”
Amoosing he was like an awesome protective Uncle to both Stark girls. Behind that gruff exterior he had a good heart and a lot of honor.
When arya calls him sandor... the only time anyone ever called him by his name. What a touch
I doubt too many other people thanked him either... much less with that much sincerity! Was the equivalent of Theon hearing that he is a “good man”
@@pilholski I know lots of people didn't like season 8 but I loved all the moments like this. Jamie and Tyrion's goodbye was so good too
@@kinoko384 It's truly a shame the majority of S8 is meh because you're correct, there are a bunch of really good scenes but they're kind of overshadowed by the rest of the season.
@@Vaxilion The dialogue and the characters werent the reason why season 8 was shitty. It was the plot. Thats why, to me at least, all those great scenes felt kind of "wasted". But looking back on single scenes in a vacuum they still were as high of a quality as the rest of the series. Truly a shame :(
@@poptard7453 well the dialogue was pretty bad at times too.
“She’s my queen” and “I don’t want it” comes to mind
"if any man dies without blood on his sword..." One of the best lines 🤣
* With a clean sword...
btw I got your point 😁
Sandor Clegane is the Severus Snape of Game of Thrones.
That hits me😥
No, Severus Snape was the Sandor Clegane of the Potter-series.
You just broke my heart.
Not really. Clegane’s motive was always clear unlike Snape.
Except he's ten times better than snake i n everythin
Briene want to protect stark daughters due to vow, hound did it for no reason..... what a man!
The books imply Gregor killed their sister, Hound protects them out of guilt for failing to protect his sister
@@yd-tn9rg never know that because haven't read those books
@@nitesharu1269 It's not confirmed, Ned mentioned the sister died in odd circumstances, so it's a theory
@@yd-tn9rg if it's a theory, then they'll never gonna implement it😂😂
Hound also literally said that Gregor killed his father as well. He despises Knights but to spite all of them he becomes what a Knight should be like himself.
The only character to make it to season 8 and complete his storyline in a very satisfying way.
Rawr5649 What the hell did she ever do to earn it? Like everyone is talking of how Sansa matured and became a mastermind and very good player jn the game but only thing that happened was that she stopped crying and she quite literally did nothing that actually showed a mastermind. The only reason she isn’t still manipulated by Littlfinger or that she killed him is because Littlfinger didn’t know Bran’s abilities as the three Eyed Raven. Plus that her “independence” of the north was totally bs, like she fucking asks Bran for it and he just happens to say yes. So no it would be satisfying if she had earned instead of running around being manipulated. Jon on the other hand........ Additionally the fact that you jumped in the series last 2 season smells from miles. Its queen in the north nit queen of the North
Rawr5649 how is getting raped, earning it when she got raped she wasn’t even thinking about taking back winterfell, no plan no nothing she just fell on the opportunity to rule when JON took it back, and you call being manipulated by Littlfinger so he can have a hold at Winterfell “winning the battle of the Bastards”
@@Greko-grb since she met Jon at the Castle Black, that she deserves the North. It was her that told Jon that they had to fight for the North and for their brother, Rickon. It was because of her that they conquered back the North. She always knew she was smarter than Jon and she herself said that he couldn't do the same mistakes Ned and Robb did. When Jon went to Dragonstone, it was her who was with the northerners and acted like a real lady saying what was needed and what they could be better to be prepared to the winter. It was Sansa that never bent the knee because she knew the North deserved better. If she doesn't deserve the North, no one does (and I'm not talking about Arya).
Cristiano Novo no shit meeting someone with an army and fighting skills gets you in the idea of reclaiming your home
@@Greko-grb still Jon didn't think about it ;)
My favorite character in the whole series. I truly enjoyed his and Arya time on screen. Their storyline was one of my favorites.
Sandor had the best or rather, only redemption arc in the entire show.
He was made a monster due to his circumstances and he embraced that role.
He became more than just a tool for evil. He defended Sansa not because he owed it to her or he hoped she'd take him somewhere. He did it because he chose to. He fought for arya because he chose to. He could have retired to building the sept, but destiny needed him and again, he chose to be the better man. He never stopped being the monster he just learned to control it better and decided to serve good instead.
He won.
Theon's redemption was close enough tbh He was a lost soul since the start of the series and found his place at his very end.
"You lived fot the king....you gonna die for some chickens?
...someone is"
BADASS
He did eat every Fuck'n CHICKEN in that room👍🐔🐔👍
I still believe that line “Someone is” is the greatest delivered! So simple and yet so terrifying.... I use it all the time... you taking the rubbish out? Someone is........ and I chuckle the whole way there and back...
@@ablyndon anytime I order Chicken from a restaurant, it's always, "I'll have 2 chickens". The look on his face during that whole scene shows just how serious he was!!!! Every chicken in that room was dead before he got up😂🤣😂
Its taken me literal years after the finale to realize that a dog is just a domesticated wolf, and the relationship between the hound and house stark is much like that of the animals that are their sigils. Never fails to amaze me how something like that can just pop into my head and make perfect sense more than a decade after we met this characters.
That's a pretty cool observation.
The fatherly love he have in his voice when he says to Arya " If you come with me you die here."
The realist of all characters. He was the person that world deserved. Pain is a powerful motivator, vengeance was served.
Nothing like hate to keep a person going
Ruben Avalos He never changed. No matter the season just like a Pine Tree 🌲. A big tuff fucker who is hard to kill. Only towards the two Stark girls did you see somewhat of a softer side. Fucking sad to see his character go.
The Hound and Theon are the true, flawed, realistic heroes in Game of Thrones. Both have done horrible things but their redemption arcs were the best in the entire series
Vengeance at the most pure fanfic style
@@JohnJRoman-mk1ed It was too late for him to change. He was consumed with hate. He was ok with dying for vengeance. His last good deed was to divert Arya from doing the same, because it was not too late for her. He changed, alright
Brianne protected Arya & Sansa for an oath
Sandor did it for absolutely no fucking reason
Are you a simpleton? HD dragged arya across the country for bounty and punched arya out about 6 times along the way. Originally he wouldn't let her have a horse because she'd run away on it. Why do you think he was going to the bloody gate in ghc first place? Why did arya laugh at him once they got there? You need to go watch the entire show again because you don't have a clue.
@@BUSTRCHERRI Well, he also gave his life to Arya, it went full circle.
@@BUSTRCHERRI Have you considered that if The Hound didn't care about Arya he could have sold her to Freys at the red wedding, Boltons or any number of houses that would pay for a daughter of Ned Stark.
@@jghreloaded - He would get a much better price selling her to her allies rather than her enemies. Plus, the situation at the Twins was chaotic when they got there, Sandor was right to fuck off for now.
@@BUSTRCHERRI Com o passar do tempo ele começou a gosta dela.
Sansa was the love that was never meant to be. Arya was the daughter he was never meant to have. Great story, great character development… awesome character and actor
I think Sansa was more Sister to him. Reminded of his own Sister killed by Gegor Clegane.
@@YadviGalaxy It wasn't his sister. The Mountain killed Oberyn Martell's sister.
@@teamrocketgrunts6461 Not Talking about Martell's. Gregor Clegane also killed his own sisters when they were kids, as much as I remember.
@@YadviGalaxy He what- What is with this guy and killing sisters lmao
@@teamrocketgrunts6461 Well, he is Savage. Sandor is the Human one(Although he always pretended Foul and selfish)..
''why are you always in such a foul mood'' ''EXPERIENCE'' cracks me everytime!
SANDOR CLEGANE PROTECTOR OF THE STARK BIRDS
with out sandor all the stark girls would have died
Leave it to a dog to run with the wolves.
@@hagamapama well put
@@hagamapama damn that's good
@@hagamapama Oh SHIT!
habbbie yeees yeeees thank you
"Every man Who says, i'm not a Knight. Is a True Knight."
- Tywin Lannister.
When did he say that
Ragnor : I'm the king!!
He didnt say that but its true
@@lianicious2357 that's a joke
that applies to me
Sandor Clegane's storytelling was a true masterpiece. GoT didn't miss here. The character was complete from the beginning to the very end.
He is also played by a great actor, which makes his character so believable.
So, he saved Sansa twice, he saved the flower Knight, he saved Arya multiple times... Yes, he is indeed a knight (and of course the best character of the show and the books and one of the best character all time, all media).
Sandor trailer is never complete without saying
"Briene of fucking tarth!!"
The key to learning how to impersonate Sandor Clegane's voice is to practise that very line. Everything just falls into place after that.
I think "You dumb bitch" serves just fine.
Every time I see Brienne, I read Brienne of Fucking Tarth in his voice
I prefer What the fuck is a Lommy?
or
What in seven hells are you doing with a Stark bitch
Yea but idt that bitch could beat him 1v1
- We'll meet again clegane
- fucking hope not.
Best oneliner in the show
An underrated gem, along with:
"You're getting old Clegane.."
"He's not" *kicks stool away*
the 'it's my fucking luck i end up with a band of fire worshipers' gets me every time. my favorite line by far
From what scene was that again? Can't remember
"You really gonna die for some chickens?"
"Someone is."
@@etoinedevries7583 Found it yet?
One of my all time favorite characters honestly
Of all the magnificent characters in Game of Thrones ...he might have been my favorite.
Clegane had more honor than any other character on this show.
Ned Stark, Jorah Mormont, Beric Dondarrion...
@@James-kh9yg ned stark encouraged the lie that he beat Arthur Dayne... Clegane didn't pretend to be anything he wasn't
You apparently didn't watch the same show I did. . . The fuck does anyone know about honor in this fucking world?
Just guessing on what clegane would say. . .
Jon Snow flew over ur head?
@@tevinsamuel Careful. Jon Snow was okay, but he is/was on a path of hypocrisy, with that blondie dragongirl, etc. Jon Snow was 'an army', an politician, even. -Sandor was just one man.
Sandor is a name in Hungarian, means "protector of mankind"
Defender of man
And pronounced "Shandor".
I guess it is a Hungarian variant of "Alexander" which means the same in Greek. Am I right?
And played by a SCOTSMAN(the actor is scots) what a fitting role for a SCOTSMAN. SAOR ALBA GU BRATH
So Cool, I had no idea
i don't think he was ever an evil person, just experienced all the bad things. you'll only know of evil when you only see evil.
everyone can be resentful like him, but not everyone can change like him.
Best character with the best character arc in the entire series. Nobody will ever change my mind
Sandor "The Hound" Clegane: a Real Knight.
*"Thank* *You* *Sandor!"*
-Arya Stark.
Lord David Snake Yes!
It is : Sandor , Thank you
not a knight
I thought it was great how she said goodbye, she had never referred to him or at least addressed him by his given name.
Why is it always the no knight characters that show the most qualatys that make a true knight
The most poetic character in my opinion, with a strong story and a good development during the show, with a great final scene to mark his name in the history.
Him and theon have the best development in the show in my opinion
@@zyadjawhar6912 The only arcs not butchered by the latest episodes. I would also add Jorah to the list
@@Skarrrr_ i totally agree
Utterly too on the nose for me his death in a fire with his bro.
@@Skarrrr_ Theon too Is story Is perfect for me
No matter how much time passes, the feelings and memories of old friends and moments brought by these songs never goes away. music is truly a gift that keeps on giving
Clegane's cry at the end signifies supreme ambition.
When he says "I fought for you, didn't I" :/
No Truer Words Arya always witty.. left speechless.
I started crying when he said that. Then again when he'd given up fighting until Beric showed him Arya. Then again when he told Sansa none of that shit would've happened to her if she'd gone with him......sigh....then again when Arya referred to him by his name.
I know. Great scene. At least some good things came out of Season 8.
When he tells arya “i fought for you didnt i” and when arya calls him by his real name 🤧🤧🤧🤧
They were probably the kindest words ever spoken to him in a very long time: "Sandor, thank you!"
Yes ❤️
We indians Die Hard Fan Of GOT
Magnifique, j'en ai pleuré
He loved her like a daughter, the first time u hear someone say your name when you love them breaks you and fills u at the same time, u wont ever hear it the first time again , but u will remember it
Legend has a name, Sandor Clegane.
işte bir Türk daha, hem de Sandor hayranı, severiz
I literally have watched this like dozens of times. U dropped the hardest sandor video like it’s nothing I’m in awe
In the end, the man whos only fear was the flame, threw himself and his enemy into the blaze to serve justice. What a good character
vangence*
@@MassTw vengeance but yeah
He used his greatest fear to kill his worst enemy.
Sad he died but glad he got to kill his brother
I didn't like this show after season 6 but the one thing I liked was Sandor Clegane the best character.
I loved his and Aryas conversation, when she said "when have you fought for anyone but yourself? and he replied, "I fought for you didn't I?"
That line always bring 😢 in my eyes
I love how he called Sansa little bird.
Despite his outside appearance....
Despite hundreds of people he killed...
Despite his violence...
There was a part of Sandor Clegane's inner heart that contained compassion. He knew that an older sibling's job is to protect a younger one. His own brother's fierce, wicked, and murderous cruelty was the ultimate betrayal. Among the Seven Kingdoms, The Hound was one of the most honest, and true people to exist. In a way, he 'adopted' Arya. The love he had for her was unconventional, and even he didn't know he had it. Arya's greatest benefit from Sandor was wisdom about life and the world, a far greater asset than her learning the assassin skills of Jaqen H'ghar, or sword fighting from Syrio Forel.
Sandor, Tyrion, and Jon were the heart of the series. They were the toughest, bravest, wisest, honest, and most honorable of all.
And Momorth (Daenery's right hand man)
1:52-2:19
The whole conversation between Brienne and Sandor is the best !
I’ve fought for you, didn’t I?
This sentence touches me.
yes ..he was a hero
It's when arya becomes bad guy,she has no gratitude...
Yeah... that's the line that got me
@@RSKEDITS, it's more complicated than that. He was protective, but Arya also represented a payday to him. She appreciated the protection, but couldn't ignore her hate for his killing of her innocent friend. Many conflicted characters in this story!
the feels are 100% fucking real with that sentence
He's probably one of the characters I thought deserved a happy ending the most.
He's by far the character I loved the most during the entire show. But he had to die to make his story stronger more intense. Despite the good he did he still deserved to die.
He deserved a happy ending, but he was never going to get one, and he knew it. The world made him a monster, and the best he could do was put his brutality in the service of a good cause. A real warrior wants to go out fighting a worthy foe, preferably taking that foe with him, and that's exactly what the Hound did.
He did have a happy ending, if you look at it from his perspective. He even got a good chuckle in before... well, not going to spoil it...
He got his happy ending and he's at peace now. RIP Sandor "The Hound" Clegane.
Tbh his ending was the happiest it could be with him getting him revenge, we all knew he needed revenge but we wanted him to live which I don't think would have worked seen as he couldn't really have killed his brother any other way than he did, I think he had a great ending, one he wanted.
This guys arc was epic to say the least. To go from the most hated to the most loved.
Best character in the whole series. Why am i crying though? His story arc is the only one that can make me do that.
On Joffrey: A man who must say, "I am the king", is no true king.
On Sandor Clegane : A man who say, "i am no knight", is a true knight!
I always saw this as Sandor refusing to accept a worthless title. Sandor didn't even display traits of a true knight, and he was aware of his own flaws and didn't bother denying them just like others do. Barrisatan was a true knight, I guess.
Sandor was a true warrior in heart and soul. He saw what he is and accepted it, and refused to be called a knight because he knew he wasn't one, and he was disgusted by the fact that every murdering, raping, and corrupt piece of shit can get the title of a knight.
Sandor is the type of guy who will end up in the golden halls of Valhalla, a warrior through and through.
@@jinpachibobochan3532 i think he refuses to call himself a knight because he thinks that if they will call Gregor of all people a knight the title is worthless
@@bloodangel19 Well, that's what I said, basically. Sandor knows the title is worthless if rapists and murderers like Gregor can claim the title.
But I think Sandor also knows that he isn't a true knight, so he won't accept that fancy title just to be part of a club of pretenders.
The only true knights I can think of are people like Barristan or Brynden Tully.
@@jinpachibobochan3532 and Arthur Dayne ofc. He was an honorable man even if he served the mad king
@@jinpachibobochan3532 barristan true knight? the true knight is jaime lannister, the guy that gave up useless and nonsense vows for protect innocents
“I don’t think you’re mean. You have sad eyes...”
This line resonates with me.
Right
Cuz he doesn't want to be mean but has too
He has the best portrayal of the duality of man. Would even compare his contributions in this role to that of Dr.Jekyl & Mr. Hyde.
Whatever you say Chief.
Your so complex.
Bong!!!!!!
Hands down my favorite character arc in the entire story. . Anti-hero is exactly what he was, yet more a hero than most knights ever could dream to be.
Sandor, Jamie and Theon are some of the deepest, complex characters pen has ever put to paper.
Sandor of House Clegane, protector of the Stark sister, the Hound, warrior of justice.
And pillager of chickens!! But seriously, I cried like a baby when he died
The best thing that someone could say for him "protector of Stark sister"
@@mandalorian1994 so did I
Yeahhh
Eater of chickens.
"I fought for you, didn't I?" And then his hand on Arya's neck, just like Ned did... that was a brilliant edit. Goosebumps throughout!
He fought for some chickens.
Man needs his chickens
Thank you! :)
I can imagine Arya naming one of her kids Sandor.
Ever since the episode where Sandor explained his reasons for his scars and the reasons why he fights I only wanted to watch the show through to see him succeed. The hound was, for me, that character we all find watching a show that we latch onto and relate with for personal reasons. And when he achieved his ultimate goal of taking back his innocence from his brother I actually cried. I was so happy for him. I knew he would die in the end but not without getting his just deserts. Truly a marvel character.
Couldn’t agree more loved Clegane
THE best character tribute I've ever seen.
Magnificent
"You lived your life for the King, you gonna die for some chickens"?
"Someone is". So lowkey, but so badass!!!
It is badass
Definitely the most quiet and menacing utterance in the series. It's the one that sticks with me when I think of his character, and I think of his character often. I am holding off on seeing Season 8.
best scene in the whole series
Well, I saw the last season, and the Hound has just bored his way into my head. All the characters are compelling, of course, and take surprising turns, but foul mouthed, foul tempered, death dealing, vulnerable Sandor Clegane, and the way he protected the Stark girls, was simultaneously the most complicated, and the most simple. Staying power, he has.
What a minute that's KFC commercial.
This video is the embodiment of Sansa's quote, "He is no true knight, but he saved me all the same."
Love that quote. Hope to see Sansa and the hound reunite in the books
@@sandorclegane9622 is the hound alive in the books?
deg1studios there’s a really strong theory that he’s on the quite isle when Brienne went there looking for Sansa. She saw a huge man with a hood and he was limping. The hound is a huge man, n I bet he’s covering his scars from Brienne with the hood. And he’s limping. Before Arya left him he had a pretty bad wound on his leg. I’m betting my money it’s sandor.
@@sandorclegane9622 yeah, I looked this up yesteday. Apparently his horse Stranger is also there, and Stranger has been described as impossible to handle for anyone but The Hound
deg1studios yup it’s the hound ! I know it lol
He had the best and most complete story arcs.
Whoever made this video, deserves eternal life!
"I fought for you didn't I" He truly does have a good heart and isn't truly mean!
Revenge Best line in the series. The only time the Hounds armor drops.
Hannah Preece ikr exactly what I was thinking
I am still scratching my head that Arya apparently never figured him out. I suppose her prejudgement of him overshadowed her perception.
Biomirth I was thinking that as well also he fought by her side in the battle of winterfell
Arya: Sandor thankyou
Hound: for what
Arya: for everything ❤❤
Unfortunately the only character in the show to get a full character arc that actually made sense. Sandor was my favorite character in the series by a country mile. Bravo to Rory McCann
it made sense for him to die for no reason? oh ok
"What brings you so far north?"
"Chickens."
He heard the chickens were plumper up North...
manishungry
This is my new instagram bio.
You gonna die for a couple of chickens?
Someone is...
"Look at all those chickens..."
“Ned Stark may have been your father, but he aint your daddy” -Sandor “Yondu” Clegane
😂
Yondu**
Oml that’s so true, thank you for your blessing.
Nah, Ned and Arya were very close.
@@stevanivanovic7175 its a line from guardians of the galaxy 2
'I just understand the way things are' - It will stay forever with me
Ya gotta love the hound he was absolutely brilliant 👌👌🫡🫡
A brilliant character. Driven by revenge and sorrow. He always protected the starks regardless of how bad the situation was.
Mehhh not quite... He slaughtered Ned's household guard and lifted his severed head to the crowd at King's Landing lol
Greg V those things he was forced to do because of his duty to the king he had no alternative
well... except for Ned anyway
“A soldier follows orders. But a warrior, follows his heart.”-Turok, 2008
The video game character?
@@TheHillbillyHybrid No Turok you know fella lives just across the street
@@NikolaBevanda The absolute sarcasm in that was fucking fantastic.
@DD very random lol ..yeah it was ok
Thanks for this tribute, very well put together for this character ❤
When a video is more emotional than the whole season 8. What an amazing accomplishment.
Thank you!
@@Zurik23M It's the truth!
There is only one hell, the one we live in now. Living is a punishment itself already.
I cried only for him.. He has as much pain as courage.. Love him
I cried for Sandor 😭
Thank you
And a heart of gold.
lol. me to
"Has as much pain as courage" I love that ❤️
I dare say there was some real love, and skill, and artistry you put into this. Well done.
Out of all the excellent characters written into the GoT world the Hound was my favorite. A true warrior indeed.
His arc was the absolute best. THE most compelling character in the show, to me.
Great tribute! Well done.
My absolute favorite character, forever.
Until the end I would agree.
His arc was about putting aside his hatred of the world and becoming someone better. And he did. The Hound died but Sandor lived.
And in s8... he went back to his old ways. A vengeance filled mission... the opposite direction his arc led him. He should have killed Gregor out of mercy (as I believe he will in the books), not because of a grudge. Ruined his arc imo.
@@TheMinecraftHype Exactly, if he had to die, he was supposed to die protecting the Stark sisters. Fkn pointless death killing his zombie brother who would die anyway. I hope the book makes a better job of him :*
@@Random6661 I half hope we never see him again, and are just left with the hinting of him as the gravedigger - living a peaceful isolated life.
@@TheMinecraftHype Yes, well I am litle bit torn about this. He is my favorite and I would love him to come back, but in the same time after what Rorge did in the Saltpans with his dog helmet I also want Sandor just to stay put and have a peacful live.
“If the gods are real... then why haven’t they punished me?”
“They have”
My favorite lines from the show!
It is so true.
He is being punished because he still gets to live with his pain, guilt, sadness and hatred.
Those killed were let go of the misery of the world and the war to come.
The path to redemption can be the hardest thing one has to do in their life.
And he must know it - at last he's Odin ;-)
#crossreference
Sandor Clegane: A tragic Hero ❤️
Seeing this for the first time, 3 years after you made it. I have to say, you did an excellent job! Very well done!
it took a lot of time and trust for everyone to see the good in The Hound. So happy that Sansa and Arya (who he cared about from the beginning) finally saw the real him and embraced him
He loved them because they embodied what he aspired to defend: Good people in pursuit of justice and compassion... the rarest of creatures in the realm.
From the beginning he was a good man, season 1 he helped Loras, was kind To sansa ...
Didn’t he see his beloved sister in them also?
@@relictusimperator8647 for me he saw in them the daughters he never had
C Athéna Insightful
I do recall King Robert telling Ned to "get her a dog" when he demanded the execution of Aryas Dire Wolf in season 1. Well she got one!!!
omg well caught. GRRM is a mastermind
*Sansa's
The story is basically Beauty and the Beast when you consider The Hound and Sansa's plot pairing, especially in the books.
Brilliant
Not any dog at all........ A HOUND
I've seen that last scene a dozen times and it just hit me that he finally both returned the favor by pushing his brother into fire and faced his only real fear.
He was never anointed, but had the courage and bravery of a real knight. A bitter, cynical and hateful man, acquainted with the harsh realities of the world, who committed violent acts and still protected and fought for the weak and defenseless, and battled for the greater good. And in the end, even permitted himself to be human by seeking out a revenge of an old, unresolved atrocity. In a universe of supernatural and magic, a deeply flawed man true to his and the nature's law.
"Please dont hurt me Sir"
"Sir? Im not a Sir, im a dog!"
"Please dont hurt me dawg"
Gets shot 😂
Ser*
Dawg pulls out a cigarette and lights it up for him before taking him to jails
"Its 'Mister' Dawg to you."
"Please dont hurt me Mr. Dawg."
mean friend in the hood
“ Why haven’t they punished me “ ?
“ They have “ .
He's one big motherfucker who's hard to kill.
Those 2 words may have had the biggest effect on him.
You've already BEEN punished. Time to turn shit around!
Love the Hound!
Really puts into perspective how shitty of a person he thinks of himself. After everything that’s been done to him, he still thinks it’s not enough.
Clegane was as noble as Jon Snow and Ned Stark..he risked his life time and time again to protect Arya and Sansa.
True 🌀🚩
A born steel warrior, so awesome.
"Come on, little bird..."
Sandor may act a big, tough game, but he never would have laid a finger on that girl. He even grew to care for her sister, as well.
It makes sense, though.
Hounds are kin to wolves.
Cos of wt happened to his sisters and how they died and he couldn’t protect his sisters. In book it also implies his brother is the reason for his family’s demise and the death of so many workers there ..implying the mountain was a serial killer , n his guilt of not being able to protect his sisters always played a role of him having a soft side for the stark girls
@@floatingcloud94 "Sisters?" I thought he only had the one?
The most loyal friend you can have is a hound. ;)
LMAOF ANY MAN DIES WITH A CLEAN SWORD ILL RAPE HIS F#$KING! CORPES! CHILLS!
Didn't even think of it like that, damn that's a pretty good way of looking at it :D
"My fucking luck I end up with a bunch of fire worshipers." HAHAHAHAHA I love that line
This was an absolute dope ass video! This looked like a professional put together clip assembly from the people who made the show.
what a superb compilation... One the finest characters and played exceptionally well by Mr.McCann
The "Thank you" touches me every time. And also the fact that Arya called him by his real name Sandor.
I don't believe you're truly mean. You have sad eyes.
If they added the next few sentences "do you want to suck my dick, is that it?", "dick?" "Cock!" "Ahhh dick, I like it" that would have ruined the whole tone of this tribute hahahaha
Vincent S
LMAO!!
I think we should start a petition for a Sandor/Tormund spin-off series set in a not-too-distant alt-universe🤣