[ SECRET POST #2326 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2326 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Sandor doesn't have a habit of strangling the woman he sleeps with, so that alone makes him a better pick for her.

Plus there's also the bit that Sansa wanted nothing to do with Tyrion whereas she was drawn to Sandor on some level and often would wish he was there when he wasn't.

And if Sandor wanted to rape Sansa, he would have. Nothing was stopping him. But he didn't.

[(Anonymous)]

You strangle one ex lover who betrayed you and was sleeping with your father who also betrayed you and suddenly it's a habit?

Sansa's focus on the Hound can be viewed as idealized on the idea of 'escaping that hell known as King's Landing,' it could have been anyone that offered her a way out and wasn't actively trying to kill her. It doesn't suggest anything near 'a functional romantic partnership built on love, affection, and two people as equals.'

[(Anonymous)]

It doesn't suggest anything near 'a functional romantic partnership built on love, affection, and two people as equals.'

It's more than Tyrion had.