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[Game of Thrones] Why the Hound saved Sansa Stark from the mob? What was his motivation to risk his life?
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Sandor Clegane has led a miserable and violent life, and has become cynical and brutal as a result, but buried deep inside of him is a small spark of idealism that makes him want to do good with his life, to be the hero who protects the innocent. This spark has been all but smothered over the years, by Gregor and Tywin and Joffrey and even King Robert, but it’s still there.

Sansa, in her own innocence, in her idealistic visions of romantic heroism, fed that spark, and came to symbolise for him all that was pure and good and needed protecting. And so, when her life was threatened, he found it in himself to play the hero at last - in his customarily blunt and brutal way.