[ SECRET POST #2704 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2704 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[insanenoodlyguy]

I think Sandor cared for her. Love is a strong word, I'm not even sure if he was capable of that at that point in his life, but I think he saw in her the only genuinely good person he knew. And as much as he despised weakness, he was enamored of that.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, he definitely cared for her. It caused him pain to see the abuse she was subjected to. The way the story is written, it actually comes off to me that in addition to all the other ways he viewed Sansa, he also saw his sister in her, who was most likely abused and killed by Gregor. So seeing Sansa get abused and him not being able to do anything about it was like living through that again.

That headcanon aside, it's also clear that Sansa, who was defenseless, still believed in goodness and still risked her life out of pure instinct for people who were as defenseless as she was (Dontos), something that Sandor hadn't done and couldn't do despite being strong and NOT defenseless. It put his cynicism to shame. Not only did she still believe in true knights, but she WAS a true knight / embodied the true knight ideal that he had been telling her didn't exist. You can tell how much that affected him and the worldview he'd held. It's really darn powerful.

Sorry for the rambling! I just really love the really complex and emotional relationship these two characters have, even completely disregarding the shipping aspect.