Does the Hound come back in the books?

Sandor Clegane, also known as the Hound, is a sworn sword of House Lannister and the protector of the young Prince Joffrey Baratheon. He is the younger brother of Ser Gregor Clegane. He is left for dead by Arya Stark along the banks of the Trident from a wound sustained in a small skirmish; his fate is unknown.

Who does Sandor Clegane love?

Sansa
However, Sandor is not a monster. The Hound falls in love with Joffrey’s betrothed, Arya’s sister Sansa, enchanted by her innocence and romantic dreams. When he decides to abdicate his position during the Battle of the Blackwater, she’s the last one he visits.

Is the Hound in love with Sansa?

Yes, but more to the point, he’s in love with her. Ironically, The Hound longs for the ideals of chivalry even more than Sansa does. He longs to live in a world where knights upheld that ideal, and Sansa reminds him of that even as he bitterly chastizes her for her naievity.

Why did the Hound save Loras?

The moment in which he decided to help Ser Loras is the moment in which he relived his own demons of the past. In that moment for him, Ser Loras represented only frightened child, powerless in front of The Mountain’s cruelty. My opinion is that he recognized himself in Ser Loras and that’s why he saved him.

Why did clegane saves 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.

How did Ser Loras beat the mountain?

Notice that the Mountain’s horse: At first, is jumpy around Loras’ horse, unlike the first match where the horse was not. Has to be held back, he’s basically jumping the gun, unlike the first match.

Why did the hound stop fighting?

He couldn’t continue fighting because his fear was stronger, due to his childhood trauma with his brother Gregor, the Mountain. This forced him to leave the battle and therefore abandon his allegiance to become an itinerant desertor.