Why does the Hound care about Sansa?

Originally Answered: Why is the Hound so protective of Sansa?? The Hound is protective of Sansa because she is a damsel in distress looking for a true knight to save her. The Hound is that true knight despite the fact he is disguised by a mean exterior disenchanted with knighthood and the world, and a disfigured face.

Why is the Hound so protective of Arya?

The Hound has the tough exterior, but he’s saved Sansa and protected Arya, because he doesn’t like seeing the evil prey on the weak. He was expecting to get paid by Lady Catelyn Stark, if he could return her daughter safely.

What is the origin of Sandor Clegane and Gregor’s relationship?

Well, it started with some childhood squabbling, in which Gregor once shoved Sandor’s face into a fire, which would put anybody off. The characters of Sandor Clegane and Gregor Clegane, or The Hound and The Mountain, respectively, appear at first blush to be quite similar, but later turn out to be foils of one another.

Do the Hound and his brother Gregor Clegane get along?

While The Hound can be vicious, his brother Gregor Clegane is a whole other ballgame in terms of evil, and the two do not get along. Why do the brothers Clegane hate each other so much? Well, it started with some childhood squabbling, in which Gregor once shoved Sandor’s face into a fire, which would put anybody off.

Is Gregor Clegane good or bad?

When he was helping Arya, he stopped at nothing to protect her. The Mountain, on the other hand, is famed in Westeros as an indiscriminate murderer and rapist. Much like Ramsay, Gregor Clegane is purely evil. The brothers’ hatred of one another goes deeper than Sandor’s first hand experience of Gregor’s cruelty.

Who is the Hound on ‘Game of Thrones’?

You may remember The Hound as Joffrey’s (aka The Worst) head henchman with an apparent soft-spot for Stark daughters. He saved Sansa from a violent molestation, and protected Arya as she journeyed away from King’s Landing after her father’s beheading.