you forgot all the parts in which he was working hard to help build that village

Probably the best written character in the show start to finish.

He's not a good guy. He's not a bad guy. He's just a man trying, and often failing, to do his best in a world where those concepts are meaningless.

"I fought for you, didn't I?"

When he said that line, eyes all gentle, that broke me into tears. I wish their parting could have been as dramatic as that episode.

When Arya said "Sandor" he felt more love than his whole life

In the books it's rumored the Clegane brothers had a sister who died under mysterious circumstances. The implication is that Gregor killed her. This would explain why Sandor is repeatedly shown protecting young girls, such as the Stark sisters. He has a soft spot for the defenseless ones who remind him of the sister he lost. And it's also another way of getting back at his brother.

I love how Sandor is basically like ‘fuck you’ to everyone but the stark girls. With them he just goes into instant Protection Mode™️

Fire was the Hound's one fear, and yet he was willing to jump into it as long as he did the one thing he always wanted to do - kill his brother. What a character arc.

The way he turned to Arya and said "I fought for you didn't I?" Was just so endearing and perfect. I loved their relationship. His character was one of the only ones that remained solid beginning to end even if the show didnt

The scenes with the dead farmer and daughter were heartbreaking, for the Hound and the audience both. It was almost like he was surprised to discover that he cared. At the same time, though, it was a validation for him of how heartless and cruel the world was.  He predicted that they would starve and that was exactly what happened.

"I'm sorry you're dead. You deserve better - both of you."

He truly means it. Clegane has no reason to say anything that the doesn't mean - ever.  He has an affection for young girls, and the farmer's love for his daughter was clear.

It's perhaps the only time we truly see Clegane grieve.

Can’t believe you didn’t add the part where he shields Arya after he realizes her family has been slaughtered by the Freys. He knew she’d try to rush to them so he knocked her out and took her away. Looked even a bit sad when they paraded Rob’s body with his head replaced with the dire wolf’s.

By far one of the best characters in the show, thank you Rory McCann for your amazing performance

After 8 years...

Sandor. Thank you

"The only one needing protecting is the one that gets in her way"

That slight, proud smile as he hears that. Now that's acting.

“Man’s got to have a code” 😭

The legacy of the Cleganes was one of violence and cruelty.

Sandor was the one that brought honor and dignity to it. A true Knight of the realm, even when he never claimed to be.

I like his death, the only time he wasn't scared of fire was when he killed the person that gave him that fear.

2:10: A prayer from the heart is more meaningful than one learned by rote.

“The only one who needs protecting is the one who gets in her way” very very true 😂😂😂 and his happy smile afterwards reminds me of a proud father, like ‘That’s my good murderous wolf pup’

That "proud (foster) parents" moment between Sandor and Brienne seems underappreciated to me. They violently disagreed about her education... but both are so proud of her.