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{{Lore|Title = House Clegane|Image = CleganeAndHounds.jpg|Season = [[Season 4|4]]|Narrator = [[Sandor Clegane]]}}
 
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'''"House Clegane" '''is part of the [[Histories & Lore]], a special feature in the Blu-ray of [[Season 2]] of ''[[Game of Thrones]]''. It is narrated by [[Rory McCann]] as [[Sandor Clegane]].
 
 
{{Lore|Title = House Clegane|Image = CleganeAndHounds.jpg|Season = [[Season 2|2]]|Narrator = [[Sandor Clegane]]}}
 
"'''House Clegane'''"''' '''is part of the [[Histories & Lore]], a special feature from ''[[Season 2#Media release|Game of Thrones: The Complete Second Season]]''. It is narrated by [[Rory McCann]] as [[Sandor Clegane]].
   
 
==Synopsis==
 
==Synopsis==
 
[[Sandor Clegane]] recounts [[House Clegane]]'s humble beginnings, as well as how he and his brother [[Gregor Clegane|Gregor]] became two of the most infamous killers in [[Westeros]].
 
[[Sandor Clegane]] recounts [[House Clegane]]'s humble beginnings, as well as how he and his brother [[Gregor Clegane|Gregor]] became two of the most infamous killers in [[Westeros]].
   
==Summary==
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==Narration==
Sandor begins by stating that honor and glory are nothing but lies to make idiot boys want knighthood and idiot girls spread their legs for it. He explains that killing is what makes a knight, either enough men or the right man. [[House Clegane]] are very good at both.
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'''Sandor Clegane:''' ''Honor. Glory. Lies to make idiot boys want [[knighthood]], and idiot girls spread their legs for it. Let me tell you what makes a knight: killing. Either enough men, or the right man. [[House Clegane]] should know. We're very good at both.''
   
Most families claim great ancestors so far back that nobody can prove them liars, but not the Clegane​s. Sandor's [[Clegane (founder)|grandfather]] kept the kennel for Lord [[Tytos Lannister]] of  [[Casterly Rock]]. Lord Tytos was a weak man who did not know it, and one day while hunting he stumbled on a lioness. Instead of embracing the man who wore her on his banners, she tried to tear out his throat. Luckily for him, the kennelmaster came up with the dogs and drove the big cat away.
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''Most families claim some great ancestors so far back that nobody can prove them liars. Not us. My [[Clegane (founder)|grandfather]] [[Kennelmaster|kept]] the kennel for Lord [[Tytos Lannister]] of [[Casterly Rock]], the father of Lord [[Tywin]]. Lord Tytos was a weak man who didn’t know it. One day while hunting, he stumbled on a lioness. ''
   
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''Instead of embracing the man who wore her on his banners, she tried to tear out his throat. ''
As a reward, the Cleganes were given lands and a [[Clegane's Keep|keep]], and a son to squire for [[House Lannister]]. They took the three hounds who died defending Lord Tytos as their new sigil.​ When [[Tywin Lannister]] became [[Lord of Casterly Rock]], he wanted more than fealty from his former kennelmaster, and bet that training hounds to kill is not far from training boys to kill. In just two generations, Sandor and his brother [[Gregor Clegane|Gregor]] proved him right. Sandor gutted his first man at age 12.
 
   
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''Lucky, my grandfather came up with the dogs and drove the big cat away. As a reward, the Cleganes got lands and a keep and a son to squire for the Lannisters. We took the three hounds who died for them as our new sigil.''
Years after, servants started disappearing in Clegane's Keep, as well as a sister Sandor does not remember. But nobody could prove anything against Gregor, or dared if they caught him at it. Their father wanted a knight in the family and thought he had found one in Gregor, who at age 13 towered over enough men that they called him "The Mountain". Gregor looks like a champion from a distance, but a mountain cannot cleave a man in two with one blow and will not break a wench's face if she talks. Through Lord Tywin's influence, Prince [[Rhaegar Targaryen]] knighted Gregor personally, which many said was a great honor for House Clegane. One year later, Ser Gregor [[Sack of King's Landing|sacked]] the Prince's [[King's Landing|city]], brained the Prince's [[Aegon Targaryen (Son of Rhaegar)|baby]] and raped and murdered the Prince's [[Elia Targaryen|wife]]. This won House Clegane more "honor" from the new [[Robert Baratheon|King]] and [[Cersei Lannister|Queen]].
 
   
 
''When Tywin Lannister became [[Lord of Casterly Rock]], he wanted more from his former kennelmaster than fealty. He bet that training hounds to kill isn’t far from training boys to kill. In just two generations, my brother [[Gregor Clegane|Gregor]] and [[Sandor Clegane|I]] proved him right. I gutted my first man at twelve.''
Soon after, Sandor's father died, allegedly in a hunting accident. Gregor inherited his lands and title, and Sandor left to take service at Casterly Rock. Lord Tywin is not like his father, and neither is King [[Joffrey Baratheon|Joffrey]], or the likes of Sandor would never be on the [[Kingsguard]] with the "true knights". A man who serves the Lannisters will never lack for killing. Sandor will guard Joffrey, such as he is. Gregor will kill the other ones, such as he does. When they are finished, they will see how many people still believe in songs and fairy tales.
 
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''Years after, servants started disappearing in our [[Clegane's Keep|keep]], and even a sister I don’t remember. But nobody could prove anything against Gregor or dared if they caught him at it. For my father wanted a knight in our family and thought he’d found one in Gregor, who at thirteen towered over enough men that they called him "the Mountain." ''
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''Sure, Gregor looks quite the champion from a distance, but a mountain can't cleave a man in half in one blow, and won’t break a wench’s face if she talks.''
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''Through Lord Tywin's influence, Prince [[Rhaegar Targaryen]] kindly anointed my brother personally. A great honor for our family, everyone said. ''
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''One year later, ''Ser'' Gregor chivalrously [[Sack of King's Landing|sacked]] the Prince's [[King's Landing|city]], brained the Prince's [[Aegon Targaryen (Son of Rhaegar)|baby]], and raped and murdered the Prince's [[Elia Martell|wife]], winning our family yet more ''honor'' from the [[Robert Baratheon|new king]] and [[Cersei Lannister|queen]].''
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''Soon after, my father died, they say, in a hunting accident. The same day that Gregor became lord of the Clegane lands, gold, and anything under his roof, I left our home to take service at Casterly Rock. Lord Tywin is not like his father. Neither is King [[Joffrey]] or the likes of me would never be on the [[Kingsguard]], with all those "true knights." Between them, the man who serves the Lannisters will never lack for killing.''
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''I'll guard this king, such as he is. Gregor will [[War of the Five Kings|kill the other ones]], such as he does. When we're done, we’ll see how many people still believe in songs and fairytales.''
   
 
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Template:Lore "House Clegane" is part of the Histories & Lore, a special feature from Game of Thrones: The Complete Second Season. It is narrated by Rory McCann as Sandor Clegane.

Synopsis

Sandor Clegane recounts House Clegane's humble beginnings, as well as how he and his brother Gregor became two of the most infamous killers in Westeros.

Narration

Sandor Clegane: Honor. Glory. Lies to make idiot boys want knighthood, and idiot girls spread their legs for it. Let me tell you what makes a knight: killing. Either enough men, or the right man. House Clegane should know. We're very good at both.

Most families claim some great ancestors so far back that nobody can prove them liars. Not us. My grandfather kept the kennel for Lord Tytos Lannister of Casterly Rock, the father of Lord Tywin. Lord Tytos was a weak man who didn’t know it. One day while hunting, he stumbled on a lioness.

Instead of embracing the man who wore her on his banners, she tried to tear out his throat.

Lucky, my grandfather came up with the dogs and drove the big cat away. As a reward, the Cleganes got lands and a keep and a son to squire for the Lannisters. We took the three hounds who died for them as our new sigil.

When Tywin Lannister became Lord of Casterly Rock, he wanted more from his former kennelmaster than fealty. He bet that training hounds to kill isn’t far from training boys to kill. In just two generations, my brother Gregor and I proved him right. I gutted my first man at twelve.

Years after, servants started disappearing in our keep, and even a sister I don’t remember. But nobody could prove anything against Gregor or dared if they caught him at it. For my father wanted a knight in our family and thought he’d found one in Gregor, who at thirteen towered over enough men that they called him "the Mountain."

Sure, Gregor looks quite the champion from a distance, but a mountain can't cleave a man in half in one blow, and won’t break a wench’s face if she talks.

Through Lord Tywin's influence, Prince Rhaegar Targaryen kindly anointed my brother personally. A great honor for our family, everyone said.

One year later, Ser Gregor chivalrously sacked the Prince's city, brained the Prince's baby, and raped and murdered the Prince's wife, winning our family yet more honor from the new king and queen.

Soon after, my father died, they say, in a hunting accident. The same day that Gregor became lord of the Clegane lands, gold, and anything under his roof, I left our home to take service at Casterly Rock. Lord Tywin is not like his father. Neither is King Joffrey or the likes of me would never be on the Kingsguard, with all those "true knights." Between them, the man who serves the Lannisters will never lack for killing.

I'll guard this king, such as he is. Gregor will kill the other ones, such as he does. When we're done, we’ll see how many people still believe in songs and fairytales.

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