Sansa Stark + Sandor Clegane Reunion | You've changed Little Bird HD - Game of Thrones 8x4
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- Опубліковано 4 тра 2019
- The Hound and Little Bird reunited after 6 season!
Sandor finally found her little bird :)
Sansa Stark - Sandor Clegane
omg im just gonna die now. I didn't expect this scene. - Фільми й анімація
0:56 I like how Sansa directly looks at Sandor like she already knows who he is (since she realized in blackwater scene) . After all those years it's so meaningful for the evolution of her and their relationship.
Arya spent months with him before she figured it out. She really is terrible with people
I love grown up Sansa. She understands what The Hound did for her and Arya. She knows The Hound loves them, and also knows that he will never express this. She then shows her appreciation for him with a gesture that he will understand and leaves what they both know unsaid.
@@nykia31 sansa's arc is my favorite throughout the entire show. we watched a naive little girl get broken down every single time she became a little ambitious, and each time she became stronger than before. she's so confident here, completely unrecognizable from her childhood self, wheras her siblings remain relatively the same save for bran, but i digress. sandor saw an innocence in her and wanted to preserve and protect it and simultaneously wanted her to grow up so that she could save herself without becoming bitter and vengeful, without having to struggle to redeem herself and fulfill her potential like he has. sandor could not save himself or fulfill his potential, but he could prevent the stark girls from enduring the same hell he has, and so he did.
@@horsegirlb7120 It took Arya longer because she had more reason to hate him than Sansa did. He killed her friend
@@Oseite excellent point, I also think Arya was more a realist about the world they lived in similar to the Hound, Sansa was living in a fairytale world where she actually wanted to be a princess and queen even when it involved being married to some lesser evil men. Sansa had to learn through her harsh experiences the reality of the kingdom/world they lived in, Arya had a quicker headstart into realizing that- she saw her friend get killed first hand because of idiot Joffrey and then later her own brother Rob's death being mocked, the Hound was always one of my absolute favorite characters of the whole series- he saw through all the bs
Sandor was such a complex character, he loved those girls like daughters in his own way.
He was always disgusted by his big brother's hypocrisy in taking the oath of knighthood, but failing to look after the weak as he was sworn to do. So he decided he would never be a knight and would look after those who needed looking after when the occasion arose.
@@neilpemberton5523 I recall sandor clegane killing a boy in first season
@@dejavudeckard Thanks for pointing that out. I had totally forgot! Maybe Sandor did not decide to help the weak until he saw Joffrey's abuse of Sansa day after day. The important point remains- he would never become a knight, especially while serving the Lannisters, because that job involved killing and torturing the weak if Tywin, Cersei or Joffrey thought it necessary to keep their names great.
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I don't think so. He only particularly like those two sisters since both of them are way too innocent for the real world and wanted them to teach how real world works.
Also i remember he also steals from a farmer whom gave them a shelter and food and told arya "his weak and they will not survive the winter".
He sympathized for those that were bullied and helpless because he was horribly bullied by his own brother when he was a kid
My God can you imagine what the Hound would have done to Ramsay.
That would have been a great scene. But Sansa wanted to be the one who killed Ramsay. She would have stopped Sandor from doing it, if he was inclined to listen to her.
It was right that sansa did it but I’d have paid box office to see the hound in a room with Ramsay.
he killed by his own hounds. still counts ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I don’t know. Sansa’s revenge was the most personal. The Hound probably would have just run Ramsay through or beaten him to death as a “c*** that needed killing.” While brutal, it would have been more merciful than being eaten alive.
He would be more classic and honor Bottons tradition and reverse impales him.
I love how the hound had a soft spot for the Stark girls. Shows what little humanity he had left.
I don't think he ever lost his humanity, rather it is suppressed by his brutal past experiences.
I also think a lot of the "unsavory" folks in this story were even upset about what Joffrey did to Ned.
He was a brutal man, but he had his code and he knew who he was.
He felt true regret at leaving her in King's Landing, but was at peace when she told him that she survived, thrived and was at peace with it, that bad things happen and she grew as a result. She earned the loss of the "Little Bird" title, and he respected that.
He is the hound and he must of felt some kinship with those wolves
He actually loved Sansa in the books like loved her even forcefully kissed her
Sansa sayings “hounds” to THE Hound is brilliant dark humor. And Little Bird grew up to be a raptor.
I missed it first time . Is that in the books? if so its incredible .
MR no one ??
@@nomadicsoul34 The book that hasn't been written yet for this scene? Probably not. Well who am I kidding, there'll never be a book for it.
@@hadoken95 Ahhh. Of course . My bad .
More like PHOENIX
I waited sooooo long for him to say "little bird" again and the girl is satisfied! 😊
I was going to up vote this comment, but..... 666? I ain't breaking that juju.
@@zeropoint546 Ooopsie! Looks like someone is missing GoT! Haha 😄
666?! I am not aware until now 🤣
Wasn't he supposed to call her "Little Dove"?
@@zackyvwasin339 that's what Cersei always called her
SAME!!!
"You've changed, little bird."
Sandor always cared very deeply for the Stark girls. He was the only one who went looking for Sansa during the riot at Kings Landing. He looked genuinely sorry for the things that happened to her since they last saw each other. And he was basically like a proud father when he learned Arya became a skilled warrior and assassin. He's a merciless brute, but he'd do anything for them
In the books while taking sansa back to the castle after the joust and party that night.. it's actually sansa who he breaks down and starts crying of front of and tells her the story about how hos brother burned him. Of course he also threatens to kill her if she ever repeats the story lol
@@joshythehand2960 yeah, he also cries when he leaves after the blackwater, when she sings that song for him. He expected some stupid song, yet she sung of the gods and hoping everything would be better one day. Sandor felt awful he left Sansa and when he is "dying" in the books, cries again when asking Arya to kill him. Cries that he let them beat Sansa, and then tries to enrage Arya to kill him by saying he should have forced himself on her. But Sandor wouldn't. He is a true knight, as like as there is in westeros. He's gruff, mean, but he protected these sisters as best he could from so much worse out there.
@@higglybiggly1174 "Not a Knight"
Yet he was the truest Knight of them all.
somebody said once that in the books, it was rumored that the Clegane brothers had a sister who disappeared one day, and everyone thought the Mountain had killed her. This added a new layer of meaning to how much Sandor cared about Sansa and Arya. Maybe he wanted to protect them so badly because he couldn't protect his own sister as a child.
You wonder if, in some part of his mind, he didn't regret being in service to House Stark before all the mess happened.
You can see the respect and regret mixed in his face. He knows she's right, and he recognizes her strength, but he still firmly believes the price was too great, and that she deserved better.
We always believe the price of surviving the horrors of reality is too great when it’s paid by those we love and protect.
@@valeskamejia6523 its fucking bullshit but okay.
@@valeskamejia6523 no it just is too great no female deserves to get raped and abused multiple times over
It’s not wrong to wish for people to not be abused and betrayed. We also don’t always get to choose.
sexy sansa is a little bitch, he should of had a go on her
he refuses to be touched by girls .. except by sansa
That’s what I’ve noticed as well, the first girl that tried to flirt with him ç, touched him on the arm and then he replied by grunting her off, then Sansa touches him and is shocked but he lets her
He loves her, that's the reason
Actually not only females, he refuses the touch of Tormund to.He generally don't like it.Sansa is different however.
Yes, He's in love with Sansa from the beginning and doesn't want to be touch by whores. Sandor est la représentation du chevalier romantique en fait, fidèle à un amour et un idéal.
@@clarisseharlowe5164 you ad to say the lovey shite in french didnt ya
Sansa always has the best reunions. I guess it's because the relationships between her and other characters were built so well.
Like evry charcter in the game only diffrence she was most usless one from all of them i like arya much much better more intresting and her reuinions are op :D
@@andreidelchev3326 When you consider that Ned learned of Joffrey's parentage because of Sansa and that Joffrey was assassinated because of how Sansa described him, she doesn't quite strike me as useless. There's a difference between useless and powerless.
@@koalabrownie She didnt realize his perentage her father did it :) ,she was a tool and yea usfull tool for the story ,but from all stark family she is most usless one.
Ufcorse story wise in this show evry one have purpuse . But i dont mean story wise just as charcter she start to biuld lasts seasons and what she lern to be vindictive as little finger and to be greedy even concider her family as rivals or enemies (arya in last season) good they haved brandon . And the fact she didnt bend the need in end of movie was rly not realistic at all hole 8 season was trash with few exepctions. Sansa didnt get any real skills . Her devolpment is more vilian than progotanist :).
Ufocrse it will have ppl who simp and some who will like vilians style progotanist :)
@@andreidelchev3326 No, she learned political skills, from Cersei and Littlefinger. People underestimated her until it was too late. She wanted to win independence for the North, and did it. Apart from Bran, whose character was woefully underwritten, she was the only player who didn't make a fatal mistake.
@@andreidelchev3326 from what i hear, sansa *wasn't useless - at all. rather, she was was like a snake, lying in wait. or a sponge, i should say, absorbing what she could and using it to her advantage. not all people have to be outright strong or outspoken to be useful. sansa's strengths lie in her resilience, as well as her ability to now lead a country. when you think about it - from what i've seen, i haven't completely watched the show, just clips here and there - besides maybe dany, sansa seems to be the only one that's prepared or capable of running the country successfully.
Sansa and Sandor's reunion is actually what I was looking forward most for this show.
ME TOO!!! I WAS JUST BESIDE MYSELF BECAUSE IT HADNT HAPPENED!!
SAME HERE TOO
Now im ready for cleganebowl!!!
YASSSS AMEN
@@sneakymia1 Does she actually say thank you, though? I guess it could be through the hand touch? I've been waiting for this reunion, but I wish there were a bit more to it :/
Rory McCann Killed it as Sandor and deserves far more recognition than he received.
One the bést characters in the show if you ask me. For an unknown actor, Rory McCann ACED his role as Sandor 'the Hound' Clegane. Immense character-development, and outstanding acting! A grouchy bear of a warrior, but in his heart he was just síck of the world he knew. Serving in King's Landing was not the 'honorable' duty people always jabbered on about. Backstabbing, moneygrubbing, arsekissing.. one corrupted big shithole, and he was in the middle of it, doing the dirtiest of it all. He knew what the place really was. He had seen how 'honorable knights' shát on vows and just did as they pleased, protected by their 'Knighthood-Titles', getting away with crimes and more, simply because they were kissing the right arse. Thats why he never accepted a Knighthood! He was a loyal soldier! Not some shithead of a Knight in painted armor. He didnt need 'looks', he had his skill and experience, and that was more then enough to best ány Knight in painted armor, and people FEARED him for it! Perhaps the greatest warrior in all of the Seven Kingdoms, and he was treated 'like a Dog'. Not an ounce of respect for his loyalty, efficiency and the order hé managed to uphold, even my showing himself, let alone draw steel and butcher a bunch of chanceless shitstains that'd call themselves 'people'. If the Hound came for you, you knew you were fucked!
It was even more iconic how he cut through FOUR Kingsguards in the final scene, statement to Barristan Selmy's 'Carving a Cake'. Sandor Clegane simply wás that good! He even managed to defeat his big brother Gregor, quite easily as Gregor mostly relied on his strenght and armor, yet as a zombified walking corpse, his mind was addled, and he was made 'undying'....Still Sandor managed to kill the unkillable monster...
And throughout the show you saw: he wasnt an 'evil' man, not at all. He was loyal to evil men, sworn his oath, and followed orders... But at heart, he was a good man!
To quote Arya; 'Sandor....thank you!'
Yarp.
i think sandor come back was the best thing to do,he never talks shit, always with the truth as first weapon
They ruined his character by having him kill himself fighting his Frankenstein monster brother.
What? He was always a popular character and got a lot of recognition.
I immediately gravitated to the Hound from the first time I saw him. He risked his life to save Loras without a second thought. He wasn't about money or glory. He just wanted to live. The thing is, if you're paying attention, he is the most honorable man in the series. He faces real change and is a better man in the end. This is one his best moments in this episode.
and eventually, he finally kills his brother..... unfortunately for the price of his own life...... but maybe that was his life purpose, to stop his evil "alter ego"
His arc somewhat mirrors Jamie’s. Both were seen as villains in the first season but both ultimately redeemed themselves... even though they couldn’t escape their ties to the family... which was ultimately their undoing.
@@tclass99 you summed it up perfectly, their inescapable ties to their awful families
bruh, he killed a boy in the first season he was just a hateful killer. you don't understand the character at all. its a shame you wasn't on the season 7 and 8 writing staff.
I really like the Hound, but I'm pretty sure he only saved Loras to try and have an opportunity to kill the Mountain. Revenge against his brother has always been on his mind.
For anyone wondering - Sandor has a soft spot for the girls because they were helpless. In canon it is implied that Gregor killed his sister, and Sandor felt like he couldn't protect the girl against Gregor. Therefore he wants to protect little girls.
And he always cared about sansa. In the books it was Sansa that he told the story to about his brother burning him because of the toy.. not arya. Him an Sansa start having conversations all the way back at the beginning when they are all at winterfell. He warns her repeatedly to be careful of jof even while king Robert is still alive. Of course.. in the books it seems every time he runs into her it's night and he's piss drunk. And he spills his guts to her.
That sounds like a pathetic D&D background.
Sandor did not give a single shit about either of the Stark girls until he got to know them. When he did get to know them, he saw their strength of character and only then respected them as people. He did not care about the girl child of the cotter/innkeeper. In fact, he was openly contemptuous of her and her father because he thought that they both would become victims of the harsh world. The first part of his time spent with Arya, he just wanted to use her as a bargaining chip.
Let's all give a round of applause for Rory McCann for giving arguably the most spot on performances out of any character portrayal in the whole show. He captured the hound like no one ever could.
Yes made him even better and more enjoyable then the book
Charles Dance did pretty dam well as Tywin Lannister
You're right. Even in the later seasons when the writing wasn't as good, his character kept maturing nicely. The change that occurred at the Battle of the Blackwater just kept getting better and better as the show went on. In other words... the writers didn't mess him up. And probably because they were scared of him, too 😅
"I'm not gonna say that, ya dumb cunt."
- Sandor Clegane
The look on his face when Sansa touches his hand. Maybe one of the few times in his life that someone showed a genuine appreciation for what he has done without asking for something in return.
Same thing happens with Arya when he stops her following him to kill the queen and tells her to go home and let go of revenge etc and she says Sandor and thanks him. Great moments.
This scene is every SanxSan fanfiction ever, and I can't be mad at it at all! XD
You are a fucking disgusting creep if you ship them
I kinda forgot if GRRM finally finishes the books I’m very curious to see how he’ll handle it. Since neither Sansa nor Sandor shut up about the other in the chapters following blackwater.
@@ElvisLivesUpstairs so you're a pure christian?
@@ElvisLivesUpstairs im intrigued for the reasoning behind that one tbh
@@smokeychickenwings1038 he's probably a shallow fuck who thinks he's too deformed for her.
I was waiting for this moment. I love how quiet it was.
Well, Sandor did realise that just about every Lord in the South would be out to capture him and deliver him to Cersei for a hefty reward or Cersei's favor. The North however had no ties to Cersei Lannister or the Iron Throne. And what Sandor did for both Sansa, and especially Arya, is something the Starks wont forget. 'The North Remembers'. And they'll remember Sandor Clegane as an honorable man. One who was ordered by bounds of loyalty to do terrible things, but once broken free of that, and following his own 'moral code', he fought with honor and fought bravely to defend Arya. He fought fór the Starks in the Battle of the Long Night, and thats how they will remember him.
Sandor doesnt fear anyone or anything(except fire perhaps), but the Starks are perhaps the only House he still respects. No pretenders, no 'glorious knights in shining armor', no The Northmen are as real as you can find them. Sandor would have fitted in with the Northmen, fár better then any allegiance to any Southern 'c*nt' with gold in their purse.
I thought the acting here was fantastic on both sides. An intimate and touching scene. That flicker of softness across his face after she leaves was very moving. I hope for more with Sandor and Sansa.
Hopefully in the next books
Is it just me that sees at 1:24 when Sansa says “hounds" and Sándor laughs, look at the immediate Sansa reaction, her smile, her smile seems like she’s happy to see him let go of the mask for a bit, that he laughed, to me the way she looks at him in this precise moment shows a girl very much in love.
Vtmb2 coming 2020 The eyes from across the room - was like omg!!! Sexual tension!!!!
Love comes from the eyes.
WW Redgrl15 tell me about it !
I don’t believe she was in love with him in that sense but more like she is head over heels with his valiant heart and all he had done to save her, Jon’s and Arya’s lives. I think she looks at him like he’s Hercules. Just in awe of a man who has been tormented his whole life by those around him but still remained kind and caring to a select few under all his carnage and trauma. I think she sees herself in him. A survivor with some heart left.
@@hopelltt love the connection you made with Hercules!
I liked how she was watching carefully The Hound to see how he would respond to that girl. And only after he ignores her she finally approaches. Brilliant.
Holding his hand scene looked more like a gesture of gratitude than a expression of romantic feeling (which I’m disappointed). Still, The Hound liked it, his heart warmed by her (again).
Not as much as I was expected but I guess I can satisfy myself with this. Better than nothing.
Zolushka Zoloo absolutely better than nothing :) and it also a good scene tho (cuz d&d are mostly fucked up in other couples and season 8 too, in my opinion)
I actually always assumed that Sansa sent that girl over as a kind of "thank you".
He knew her since she was a kid and you want a romantic relationship between them? Get out lmao that’s fucked
@@salvadormartinez8577 Such things happen as well, whats the Problem?
@Oath Writer2 Have you read the books? Both had romantic feelings for each other. It was ok in medieval times for an older man to marry a teenage girl.
I love how Sandor smiles when she describes what she did to Ramsey, like he hated Ramsey for what he did to her and was glad to hear he got his due.
I think he was more glad to hear that Sansa could fight back and, if not be brutal, at least show steel in her composition.
In the books he was very close with Sansa. He warned her about joffery even before king Robert died. It was Sansa who he told the story to about his brother burning him over a toy.. not arya. She would sneak around the red keep at night and he would always be drunk wandering around. He even covered for her one night when she tried to sneak away. So in the books he was every bit as close to her as he was to arya later.
And Ramsey is way worse. He knew his girlfriend would murder Sansa if she became pregnant. .. he needed her to claim winterfell even though his dad was warden of the north already. So it wasn't sansas vajay that he was brutalising.. if ya catch my drift. Yikes
I thougt he laughed because it was his nickname. So she did end up using a version of him to get revenge
I love how Sandor looks visibly disturbed by her hand touching his. This is not a man that is used to being touched, or particularly even likes being touched even by a beautiful woman. Such a powerhouse of an actor.
Yes or being touched by anyone in any king way. One good thing in this scene is it starts off with the Hound telling Tormund to not f*cking touch him and sure he lets Sansa do it at the end
But he did not move his hand, he just looked at it and her;
Everyone's busy talking about Sansa and Sandor, but nobody noticed our boy Pod the Rod with two ladies in the background at 0:44 ? 😢
That's because there's nothing special in it. Special things are only in emotions.
Not only that, but one of them was the girl who Sandor scared away. That sneaky little bastard 😅
That's to be expected of Pod the Rod.
The thing is, no one cares
@@yevgeniygupalo3937 Cared enough to comment
"I would have stayed the Little Bird all my life", such a subtle way to tell him she TRUSTED him and KNEW he would have never hurt her, not just that the others forced her to change to survive.
I am glad Season 8 still had great moments like this.
Me too. For all its many MANY flaws, it still had some great moments
I felt this way about 5,6,7 and 8. They all had some truly great moments/scenes but all had some incredibly stupid moments too. It's a shame. It all became so rushed and alot of the magic of the first 4 seasons was lost.
It's funny how sandor is basically the protector of the stark girls
A Hound protecting two wolf pup
That shoulda been a chapter name or episode title, The Hound and the Wolf pups.
I just watch this scene and see the face of Sophie mirroring like every possible emotions in turn within 1 minute: confidence, fondness, nostalgia, hurt, anger, vulnerability, bitterness, amusement, gratitude, sadness, resignation, determination.
Who said Sophie can't play, again?
Also is it me or is she getting more beautiful each season? Her face is so delicately pretty.
acting and everything else was superb in season 8, except writing.
I seen 1 expression. The dull as a brick, There is a reason people vote her the worst actor in the show. Nobody complains about Williams performance (besides the half nude sex scene the instant she turned 18).
@@alexspader That's definite credit to all the actors. Even at the worst-written moments of Season 8 everyone was clearly giving their all in every scene. Tyrion's reaction to seeing Jaime's body was absolutely heartbreaking, and Theon's redemption moment was so good I honestly thought that Alfie Allen was robbed at the Emmys. As much as D&D were obviously just wanting to get the show over and done with, you could tell the cast still cared just as much as they always did.
She is, but the wigs a horrible( In the first seasone all had lovely hair, but by the end some mops(
Can we just talk about how beautiful Sansa looks in this scene like wowww😻😻😻
Sophie Turner was born to play royalty. So much so that she seems out of place when in normal clothes.
Indeed, she is stunning.
"Hounds"......and she instantly gained the respect of one of the worst/best killers/fighters of the seven kingdoms. Brilliant. In the next series it would be nice to see him serving house Stark. He could be loyal to the queen of the north, and not only in it for the money. Fighting rouge Giants in the north would be a fitting assignment for the hound.
Bro. He died.
@@billybob-zk9nm What is dead may never die
@Moe Turkistani i thought he was talking about tv cause he said “series” instead of book. Prob mb, lmao
@@billybob-zk9nm There's more than one book, hence, series.
@@jeeves6490 a series is exactly that, a series. A series of books would be ASOIAF or LotR. The next book would be another book in the series, not a series on its own. Logically it doesn't make sense to mean the next book when saying "the next series".
0:46 this look he gives her right here is so underrated. sandor clegane hasn’t seen sansa stark since that the events of blackwater. he has thought of her, wondered after her - even after all this time its one of the first things he brings up. and when she suddenly appears before him, he hears her voice and instantly recognizes it, and then looks up to see who she has become - this unwavering, unapologetic, powerful woman, and his mouth falls open. he’s literally speechless, and then he LOOKS AWAY AND CAN’T LOOK AT HER the same way she used to look away from him!!! aaaAHHHH
Sandor probably loves Sansa. A genuine love.
That hand rub, sweet and small gesture showing Sansa appreciation and gratefulness toward him. I bet the Hound is crying inside like a little boy because such small kind and feminine acts from Sansa. A true queen with poise 🥰
"I should have taken her. At least I will have one happy memory."~Season 4
"There's only one thing that would make me happy." ~Season 8
This is what you call a good script.
Sig Jai script is not good but they really wrote this scene good, and that's why it surprised me little bit
I bet the writers read a few fanfics before writing this :D
@@lauraCPTN haha maybe XD.
Yes, not the best script but a good reference to what was said earlier. I guess only the fans that followed them would've catch that. Many people thought killing the mountain would be his happy memory.
At first I thought he was talking about her but it's probably Cleganebowl.
I think he felt proud for her. She has risen and defeated some pretty awful men, with out his help. Says alot for Sansa.
Literally every Sandor scene breaks my heart for some reason.
He wasn't the father the Stark sisters asked for, but he was the father they needed
his laugh after her “hounds” ahh
What I love is the physical demonstration of Sansa’s evolution. He pointed out early in the conversation that she used to not be able to look at him. After he gently rebukes her for not coming with him, where he could have prevented so much of her pain, abuse, and manipulation, she physically holds his hand. Holding his hand is proof of her growth while she’s says without that experience, she would have stayed a frightened little bird, incapable of appreciating his character because of his scary appearance.
VERY good noticing. I would add too that there is a different subtext in their conversation. Sandor didn't want her to believe that he would have been brutal or traitorous with her if she had come with her. I think he noticed the way she was always afraid of him and quietly hated it. So when she held his hand, not only was she saying she had grown, but also telling him she was not afraid of him, that she had actually appreciated him, and thereby validating him.
By far the BEST scene of this awful 8th Season
imo close second after all Sanrion scenes in 8x3
Rory McCann stole the season, let's be honest. His reunion with Sansa; his farewell to Arya.
The scene where Brienne gets knighted is up there.
This scene and arya and hound goodby scene and Jamies Chapter in the book at the end.
1:50 my heart skipped a beat right there. and how sandor looked at her is like wow my heart. if this is how little i can get for my ship. it’s alright i take it. i’ll wait for the books to do its justice.
Anyone else seeing her touching him, her words and her final look at him before she leaves as an invitation? I'd like to think that... Hell, I truly believe he went after her
0:48 Those girls leaving with Podrick are in for a treat
Is that your fantasy?
Well the man can sing. One can only imagine Jon Snow's real father who earned a tidy sum as Ser Barristan Selmy put it.
@@3baxcb Thats ok but you can't fuck with a good voice
@@zlatni_orao How do you if they didn't?
@@3baxcb Huh?
Kind of poetic how the Hound, a domesticated wolf, ended up being the one that genuinely looked after the Stark girls the most throughout the series.
Yes I wonder if George did that on purpose or was it coincidence.
Sandor holds regret and guilt in his heart, just by telling her none of it would have happened if she went with him just shows how much he really cared. He never talked to anyone like this except for Arya and Sansa. I know Ned would’ve been eternally grateful! Sansa’s small hand rub reassuring Sandor everything is ok!
It's sweet that these two share a connection. Two people who couldn't be more different, both of them had gone through so much, and they could share a laugh together. I liked the touch of appreciation. She appreciated that he was concerned for her, he regrets the pain she had to endure, and she reassures him that it was for the best. The tables had turned, he was the innocent man who felt sorry for her, and she was the badass woman who took it all in stride.
And with that she made him happier than that other girl could ever.
When he said, "none of it would have happened if you left King's Landing with me" was almost like he would have taken care of her if she had gone and kept her safe. I interpreted it like in the books in a husband type way
The fact that this scene can still pull the tears from me 💔
This is why I love Sansa's character. It speaks loudly for anyone including myself who has gone through abuse, betrayal etc etc. I myself wouldn't change what I went through or else I wouldn't be who or where I am today.
People hate Sansa’s character and blame her for her whinging in the early seasons and some of her choices in the later season. Those people fail to recognise the incredible character development Sansa had going from a spoilt child to a suffering teenager to a experienced and wise adult. She’s one of my favourite characters, top 5 for sure, maybe even top 3.
@@christianromeo9075 to speak as one of those who "Do not like her" but can still appreciate literally "anyones" positive aspects of their Defining "Characteristics "...
Sansa in my opinion is not very likable. She is a victim of abuse yes. But who isn't. She turned into an abuser. She got everything handed to her. She Didnt make moves unless she had power/control over others. Everything she chose was to save herself or give her more power. Can't really blame her though Most people would have Done similar. But looking at others younger then her or in perspective harder situations, she remained entitled and prideful to the entire time. Yea she became "stronger" but she never humbles herself and never worked.
She treats others as if they are less then. She is no leader. She's just another Dictator with a sad sob story looking for attention. Before the attention was focused on her "suffering". Now it's focused on her "strengths". All prideful either way. She focuses on herself. She is only nice to those who make her feel good or give her something. Arya and Jon were better siblings. She's similar to narcissists. I Dont see her make any genuine intention sacrifice in any way. She never sacrifices for others.
Sorry for the spam 😅 not trying to come off abrasive. Just getting to the point of my "perspective ". Would love to have a Decent conversation about her if anyone care to join me where we can at least Agree to Disagree, share opinions, not convince. Debate not Argue.
What dose not kill you makes you stronger.
Speaking also as someone who has gone through abuse, this scene makes me absolutely hate and despise the (almost certainly heterosexual male) writer who wrote this bit of dialogue.
This whole idea that a woman needs to be “broken in good” and maybe abused/raped a bit in order to “grow up” and go from being idealistic and hopeful to cynical and disparaged. Like that’s a *good* thing? Ugh!
What makes it especially offensive is that it’s diametrically opposed to how their relationship was in the books! In A Clash of Kings, it’s Sandor who is changed by Sansa’s unwavering believe in the good and “true knights” in the face of scores of horrific and brutal things happening to her. And it’s Sandor who has to self-reflect, seeing this little bird be mentally stronger and more hopeful than she has any right to be.
Whereas here in the show Sansa gets raped and abused and apparently “learns her lesson” or something, I guess, and ends up a brutal and amoral killer like the hound. Which is a horrible perversion of the characters as GRRM had written them.
Arent they so cute?
As cute as a huge mastiff and a female direwolf
The Hounds genuineness is reflected in the fact that he remained himself throughout. He becomes the touchstone for Sansa. Her affection for him is a true testament to those things unsaid.
The hound is my favorite character in this show. He had to put on such a tough and ruthless act on the outside, but he actually cared for people. The scene when he was crying talking about what his bother did to him was so emotional.
Maybe he meant being with her is the only that would make him happy. Not necessarily Cleganebowl.
Yes i think that is what he meant why would killing his brother make him happy.
@@valcook9628, because he's pathologically obsessed by revenge. Totally inconstructive, id est - stupid, but that's what the script writers decided. If they made Sandor and Sansa a couple maybe he could have become different.
@John Doe, you may be right, unfortunatelly, 😢
This is what happens when a show becomes too popular, it attracts the sort of fans who treat the show like a sitcom, Sansa and Sandor a couple? WTF?
@@Fondrom, so the point of this show is totalitarianism or democracy? Among all that sex and violence? Really? And, emotions are forbidden?
I love that's its seems like she's eyeing him up at the start 😂 I would be to 😍 sophie has such great chemistry with her fellow actors ❤
She does. Especially with Lena. They were amazing in season 2.
Sandor actually gets flustered by his own words. Sansa HAD changed, and all of his vile jabs didn't work anymore, she was equal to or even beyond him now. Amazing acting, might be the best scene of the last season to be fair.
Sangor realizing that Sansa is the hardest Stark he ever met.
I wish she would’ve thanked him in words for all the he did for her and her sister
I thought she expressed that by holding his hand
I wish she would've thanked him by acts..., and not just holding his hand.
@@zrinkaperisic9379 I think he had had quite enough of that as soon as she touched him. He just tolerated it for her sake, because she's been through enough.
@@horsegirlb7120, hm..., I know. It's just that this is dragons' show so why the other things wouldn't be silly?
@@horsegirlb7120, no wonder considering he's damaged. I was just talking about the ideal circumstances.
"there's only one thing that'll make me happy." liessss
Did he really just bark/growl at that girl?! 🤣 🤣🤣
yap
I laughed so hard I had to rewind the scene 😂
Vanessa Braxton same 🤣
He roared, actually, :/ That's why I wrote somewhere he could had a nick Roary, :D Ugh, terrible.
The stark girls and the hound - he was the father figure that they lost so young! ❤️
No body realizes how much this scene means to me, as a victim myself this is extremely refreshing and uplifting
Same.
I love that he doesn't put it past her to kill Ramsay because the first time they interact he stops her from killing Joffrey. He always knew that his little bird could spread her wings and fly
Yes he knows there is a bit of wolf in the little bird
When she places his hand in hers she acknowledges his goodness, and what he tried to do for her; it surprises him that she has evolved in the way that she has.
Sansa was given the best story arc of any of the characters on the show.
Oh I definitely agree. Jon did too until he met dragon bitch
I disagree. I think Theon did.
"There's only one thing that'll make me happy"
"What's that"
"Chicken"
Some things never change 😂😂😂
Fucking business*
Sansa touching his hand saying in her way she knows she would have been safer with him but she needed to travel the other path to become the strong leader she was..brilliant!
One of the very few scenes that I actually appreciate in season 8
The subtle draw back for a second we see Sandor, then he throws his defenses back up and becomes the Hound. He tries to be that, crudely speaking to her but Sansa sees right through it. By the end, he understands it and she's speaking directly to Sandor again. She grabs his hand, and walks away. Both Stark girls were the only two people to meet, speak and know Sandor. Everyone else got the Hound. What an amazing job of acting and writing they did for this character, brought to life with great acting. In my opinion the best thing the show had to offer.
Sansas beautiful way of saying thank you.
It's lovely how they tied the Stark's association with the Dire Wolf together and found a natural affinity and alliance in Sandor 'The Hound."
He embodies the ferocity and loyalty of canines.
This has quietly become one of my favorite scenes of the whole series, two of my favorite characters.
I like the little pause on Cleganes face afterwards with an expression of understanding because he story arc had the same kind of thing. Where he had to come to terms with the fact that his past changed him for better or for worse, but it made him the person he is that day. His fear of fire is his symbolism of his grief.
It is an incredibly mature and wise stance that she takes after he says she could wish it away. She says, “I would have been a little bird all my life” which is entirely based upon the belief that you are made stronger through hardship. Funny the way things get you in hindsight.
My interpretation is that, in a way, the hound blames himself for what happened to Sansa. He wanted to protect her but failed. Her saying without them she would have stayed a little bird was Sansa telling the hound not to blame himself. It only made her stronger.
Amazing reunion.
I love how when she says she would’ve stayed that little bird forever his face says I wish you couldve
After reading about "Unkiss" or "The Kiss that Never Happened," I thought, just for a split second, Sansa and the Hound were about to get busy. Just for a second.
The Hound, the greatest character in GOT by a country mile.
I’m still hoping for these two to end up together. No way Sansa and Brienne are gonna stay in Winterfell
Emilia Waldmann ikr !
wolf Paulie I agree. Sansa said herself she wants to be there when they give it to Cersei. I’m hoping that note changed her mind and is thinking she needs to be there now
WW Redgrl15 I think she’ll do something like she did with battle of bastards. Turn up with a whole bunch northerners (the ones that didn’t fight at the battle of winterfell)
@@emiliawaldmann2109 if Mr. Martin say so....i still have hope!!!!
Guess I was wrong 😱
Sandor was incredible, knew his reputation and knew he deserved it but he was unapologetic. Still he was a big squishy teddy bear!! Loved both the stark girls…and saved them both, Ned stark owes him a big sloppy kiss
That mental image is gonna haunt me.
Mieke Lei same
Sansa casually always has the best reunions
And I love how Cleganes weak spot is only ever the Stark girls ♡
I was wondering why d&d never mentioned about this scene in the summary video. If it is meant to conclude their story arc, they would have mentioned it considering it is kinda a big scene. I wonder if there's more to come? I wouldn't count on it because it got but still, seems like there's some kinda plot between those two that is coming. Not suggesting it to be romantically (even tho I hope it is since I love their dynamics) but maybe some kinda scheme involving those two along with arya? also, where did he heard about her rape because I don't think it is a story to be told to everyone until it reaches him. I think that shows that he still cares for her.
I would like to see more. I dont know how much more. But I like the way they interact. Idk y.
@@emiliawaldmann2109 ikr!! people are saying that the cleaganebowl will be the conclusion to his arc. surely not because he wanted to find happiness and that doesn't sound like a happy ending. Out of all people, you cannot kill the hound without his happy ending. because if they did that, then that is the most predictable things d&d could've done despite them claiming to make this as unexpected as possible.No wonder grrm put this show up for adoption and claimed that it is not his baby anymore. This show just get stupider by the day.
I doubt they will be in a scene together again considering how disappointing these past episodes have been
@@emiliawaldmann2109 Totally agree. I was so so hoping for more to this story. The way they just left it does feel so unfinished.
They kinda forgot hahah
Yesss SanSan!!!
My heart ❤️❤️ i was so disappointed they didnt have a reunion the first episodes and i did not see this scene coming - I freaked out!! I love them together!
At first I labeled the Hound as a villain 'cause he was gruff and because of his burnt face. He also killed that boy who was Arya's friend. Then I saw him do little good deeds of his own accord. However, he robbed that father and daughter who helped him and Arya. Then I saw him try and live peacefully, but trouble found him and he embraced who he was once again.
He fought against the white walkers and pushed through his fear to protect Arya. I thought he'd maybe give up revenge for a somewhat quiet life in the north, but he went to King's Landing with the goal of ending his brother instead. He was determined to fullfil his revenge, and he knew what he was and that it meant his end. In his final act of kindness, he implores Arya to live, to not throw away her life for something as ugly and wretched as the obsession for revenge.
I say all this, because he was a good example of how a fictional character is written in such a way that it captures the essence of how humans can be a mix of good and bad. And that some monsters are there to protect us against the other monsters.
This broke my heart because The Hound loved her. She knew that and also knew she would’ve never grown up under his protection.
Sansa's feats in the show to proove she is awesome :
Everybody just tells she is and... Thats it 😂
Sandor remains one of my favorite characters in the entire story. He is not perfect. He doesn't try to be perfect. He does try to do what good he can even if people see his actions and immediately assume the worst though. Just a man trying to do his best in a world where it's far far too easy to do his worst.
I really can't wait to see how their relationship plays out in the books, because in the scene where he asks her to come with him, she distinctly remembers him kissing her. Thinks about it a few times afterwards. But he never did. It's definitely going to mean something.
I like how the only two people Sandor shows genuine kindness and even affection towards are the Stark sisters.
The Hound was like a BIG, big brother to the Stark girls.....he would've died for them without a problem.
I really loved Sandor, he was such a great and complex character who just kept pushing on despite everything he carried.
one of the few great scenes in that Season - Sansa became such a strong character in the end
I have been waiting and waiting for this reunion. I'd almost given up. I wish there was more. I like them together. Not necessarily TOGETHER, But I like their chemistry. I wish he had stayed at winterfell. The only thing that bothers me about this scene is her last statement. I would guess a man must've wrote it. Giving a rapist and a betrayer credit for Sansa become who she is. They almost make her sound grateful she was raped, and that's really not ok. I dont think that's how Sansa would actually feel at all. I dont believe theres a woman on earth that would feel like that. I think the writer did a disservice to women and to Sansa's character. But otherwise, I loved this episode. I hated episode 3. But I think this episode is my favorite. RIP Rhaegal and Missandei. That broke my heart.
I would’ve never thought of it that way if I didn’t read this comment, thanks for your input. But I think she wasn’t grateful for the raping and torture she had endured but just the bigger picture of it all. It was like saying; if she didn’t get a taste of what real life (sometimes) was actually like, she’d always be a naive little girl.
Ikr, that dialogue was stupid and gross as fuck
It didn't came out well but I see what they are trying to say...
I was quite naive and something happened (not rape). I didn't liked it, but what happened happened and it did made me less naive and more aware/stronger.
Sansa learned from her hardship, it's eather swimming or drowning. Especially in such a hard world. I don't think the writers meant Sansa to be totally fine with it.
I believe the implication is that all of her experiences, good or bad, have made her into what she is at this moment. She's not grateful for the rape, betrayal, abuse, etc., but she's proud of who she is now. Sansa is no longer a "little bird," who used to run from her problems but rather now she is a strong character that can take a beating and then give it back ten fold. Practically everyone who has ever wronged her ends up dead by the end of the show. Whether this is believable for women or not I have no idea, as i'm not a woman, but I know women who have suffered from rape and abuse and have ended up very strong people as a result of it. I don't see it as a credit to the rapist, but a testament to how strong that woman is.
the rapes ad betrayal did not made her, she finder her inner strength to pull herself trou did, but the dialogue was weird i'll give u that
Sophie plays this scene to absolute perfection.
Next scene with Arya he says he isn’t planning on coming back. Then asked Arya if she will do what she did last time and leave him alive. I think he’s prepared to die. Like he knows he’s going against his brother and most likely will die. I hate it. Losing him will be the worst over any other character. He was always my favorite since day one
Nooooo......don´t let him die!!!!!!! Just kill the FrankenGregor and survive!!!!!!!
I dont want him to die but i do think it will happen .this time ayra will put him out of his misery and before he dies he will tell ayra that sansa was his happyness.
@@valcook9628 in that case I hope Arya delivers his words to Sansa.
i bet that....it will sucks i don't wanna loose him.
@@valcook9628, but it's all pretty useless since she didn't fall in love with him, :(
I like how this was a reunion and a sort of appreciative thank you without outright saying it.
I'm amazed that a committee of people wrote, read, and edited these lines and they still made it on TV.
The script, the acting, and the lighting of this scene are amazing.