George R.R. Martin said this CLUE will pay off (SanSan & the Unkiss)
4,438In this video, we explore an awesome Game of Thrones Season 8 theory related to Sandor "The Hound" Clegane and his little bird, Sansa Stark.
There is a clue that we KNOW will pay off, because George R.R. Martin said the following:
“You will see, in A Storm of Swords and later volumes, that Sansa remembers the Hound kissing her the night he came to her bedroom… but if you look at the scene, he never does. That will eventually mean something, but just now it’s a subtle touch, something most of the readers may not even pick up on.” -GRRM, per Westeros.org
This video is both an analysis of events from past seasons of HBO
s "Game of Thrones" as well as Game of Thrones Season 8 theories and Game of Thrones Season 8 predictions.
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*Book Quotes Used in this Video*
“Sansa wondered what Megga would think about kissing the Hound, as she had. He'd come to her the night of the battle stinking of wine and blood. He kissed me and threatened to kill me, and made me sing him a song. (ASOS, Sansa I)
As the boy's lips touched her own she found herself thinking of another kiss. She could still remember how it felt, when his cruel mouth pressed down on her own. He had come to Sansa in the darkness as green fire filled the sky. He took a song and a kiss, and left me nothing but a bloody cloak. It made no matter. That day was done, and so was Sansa. (AFFC, Alayne II)
“I do need another husband. I had one once, but I killed him.” “You did?” Alayne said, shocked. “Oh, yes. He died on top of me. In me, if truth be told. You do know what goes on in a marriage bed, I hope?” She thought of Tyrion, and of the Hound, and how he’d kissed her, and gave a nod. (AFFC, Alayne II)
“Thoros, how many times have you brought me back?” The red priest bowed his head. “It is R’hllor who brings you back, my lord. The Lord of Light. I am only his instrument.” “How many times?” Lord Beric insisted. “Six,” Thoros said reluctantly. “And each time is harder. You have grown reckless, my lord. Is death so very sweet?” “No, my friend. Not sweet.” “Then do not court it so. Lord Tywin leads from the rear. Lord Stannis as well. You would be wise to do the same. A seventh death might mean the end of both of us.” (ASOS, Arya VII)
“Can I dwell on what I scarce remember? I held a castle on the Marches once, and there was a woman I was pledged to marry, but I could not find that castle today, nor tell you the color of that woman’s hair. Who knighted me, old friend? What were my favorite foods? It all fades. Sometimes I think I was born on the bloody grass in that grove of ash, with the taste of fire in my mouth and a hole in my chest. Are you my mother, Thoros?” (ASOS, Arya VII)
“I have no magic, child. Only prayers. That first time, his lordship had a hole right through him and blood in his mouth, I knew there was no hope. So when his poor torn chest stopped moving, I gave him the good god’s own kiss to send him on his way. I filled my mouth with fire and breathed the flames inside him, down his throat to lungs and heart and soul. The last kiss it is called, and many a time I saw the old priests bestow it on the Lord’s servants as they died. I had given it a time or two myself, as all priests must. But never before had I felt a dead man shudder as the fire filled him, nor seen his eyes come open. It was not me who raised him, my lady. It was the Lord. R’hllor is not done with him yet. Life is warmth, and warmth is fire, and fire is God’s and God’s alone.” (ASOS. Arya VII)
“Lady Catelyn? Tears filled her eyes. “They said … they said that you were dead.” “She is,” said Thoros of Myr. “The Freys slashed her throat from ear to ear. When we found her by the river she was three days dead. Harwin begged me to give her the kiss of life, but it had been too long. I would not do it, so Lord Beric put his lips to hers instead, and the flame of life passed from him to her. And … she rose. May the Lord of Light protect us. She rose.” (AFFC, Brienne VIII)
“Those women who do visit come to us sick or hurt, or heavy with child. The Seven have blessed our Elder Brother with healing hands. He has restored many a man to health that even the maesters could not cure, and many a woman too.” “I am not sick or hurt or heavy with child.” “Lady Brienne is a warrior maid,” confided Septon Meribald, “hunting for the Hound.” “Aye?” Narbert seemed taken aback. “To what end?” “Brienne touched Oathkeeper’s hilt. “His.” She said. (AFFC, Brienne VI)
“Do I frighten you, child?” “No.” She chewed her lip. “Only … well … I thought the Hound had killed you, but …” “A wound,” said Lem Lemoncloak. “A grievous wound, aye, but Thoros healed it. There’s never been no better healer.” (ASOS, Arya VII)
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