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Have a Theory? Share It Now!<\/a><\/strong><\/p><\/div>Hi guys,<\/p>\n

There is something I have been needing to get off my chest for a couple of years now, I always hear about this “upcoming fiight” between the Clegane brothers. I hear about it everywhere, but it make no sense.. First of all remember; what is the most important thing in the whole world of Game Of Thrones; it is family. Siblings share beds and people can cross oceans to save family members. But somehow these two brothers only wants to kill each other? No, that don’t add up. Second; remember from where we heard about the Clegane brothers internal problems, who sang these songs? I’ll tell you who; Petyr fucking Baelish, a man who haven’t spoke a word of truth for seven whole seasons. And this was from season one in a first of many lies to manipulate and control Sansa. And thirdly remember that the brothers have worked together in the Kings Guard for two whole seasons right up till Blackwater, so they already had lots of time for a “Cleganebowl”, but seems to have no interest in it. More likely what happened is the Hound have had the sight all his life, this is nothing that develops at adult age, you are born with it. And as a young boy he saw his brothers fate in the flames and told him. He probably saw his brother got killed by a terrifying white walker because it scared the Mountain so much he showed his poor little brothers face in the fire. After this the Hound developed a fear for fire and forgot about his gift until Thoros manages to persuade him to stare into a fire again. But this knowledge about his own death made the Mountain grow up to a fearsome warrior. When he knows his fate he can enter any battle or fight without any fear, he became immortal. The Hound though need to keep his brother in check sometimes. And it is with brotherly love the Hound walked up to the Mountain and ask what they have done to him “you’re even uglier than me now”. And the words “you know who’s coming for you, you always known” is probably referring to the sight and the Night King. So instead of a Cleganeball, its more likely we need to prepare us for a Wight Mountain. <\/p>\n

Best regards<\/p>\n

Johnny Svantesson

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