Why did The Hound look scary *?

Stapleton trained the hound and then covered it with phosporus to give it a scary appearance and make it glow in the dark like a fiend from hell. Phosporus is a chemical that glows in the dark (kind of like a firefly) and one can see the glowing from a…

Why did The Hound hate the mountain so much?

Originally Answered: Why does the mountain hate the hound although the hound never did anything to him (Game of Thrones)? When they were kids, little brother played with his toy. That is why he held his face in the fire, and that is why he hated him.

Is The Hound a better fighter than the mountain?

Both Hound and Mountain are two of the biggest people in Westros, now, Hound’s advantage of being a bigger fighter will vanish and he will be dwarfed by his gigantic elder brother, But he is a better fighter than Mountain and he certainly can parry against his brute force.

Did The Hound actually care about Arya?

Yes the Hound loved Arya. But as a drinking buddy, fellow warrior (she appreciated the fact that he accepted her as a female warrior), but he didn’t love her sexually or romantically. At first she was just a paycheque to him, a way to get back the money the Brotherhood Without Banners took from him.

Why does the Hound fear fire?

The hound suffers from Pyrophobia, caused by his childhood trauma of being hold against a burning brazier with his face by his sadistic brother Gregor Clegane as punishment for playing with a discarded toy of his brother. If a pyrophobe sees fire, the person may sweat and suffer dizziness or upset stomach.

How was Stapleton trapped?

It turns out to be Sir Henry’s black boot, which Stapleton used to set his hound on Henry’s trail and then threw to the ground as he made his escape. As for Stapleton himself, his footprints are nowhere to be found beyond a certain point, and the detectives decide that the great Grimpen mire has engulfed him.

Does the hound love 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 fight bronn?

The reason the Hound initiates the encounter is because he is there to transform his basic and natural fear of death into battle-readiness. The reason Bronn takes the bait is because he is also in the process of preparing to not die in the face of overwhelming odds.

Is Brienne stronger than the Hound?

Brienne beat the Hound. Well, this isn’t exactly like a math equation; the Hound has a chance! But he’d probably go easy on her.

Is Brienne of Tarth stronger than the Hound?

Brienne is strong and skilled, but still her experience at that point is mainly in tourneys. The Hound is bigger, stronger, and widely acknowledged as one of the best killers on a continent full of killers. Even Jaime pays him his due.

Why does the Hound hate his brother so much?

First, some context. The Mountain, before he was a giant undead murderer, basically shoved The Hound’s face into a fire and burned him terribly over basically nothing (The Hound was playing with one of The Mountain’s toys when they were both boys). Ever since, The Hound has hated his brother juuuust a little more than he hates/is petrified by fire.

How did the mountain burn the Hound’s Face?

(That last one might just be me.) First, some context. The Mountain, before he was a giant undead murderer, basically shoved The Hound’s face into a fire and burned him terribly over basically nothing (The Hound was playing with one of The Mountain’s toys when they were both boys).

What happened to the Hound on ‘Game of Thrones’?

After an epic battle, the Hound met his end in the same way as Oberyn Martell, the Dornish prince who died back in Season 4 while fighting the Mountain as a champion for Tyrion Lannister’s innocence in the murder of Joffrey.

How did the Hound push the two men off the tower?

And The Hound ran towards him and pushed them both off the tower to their fiery deaths.