Game of Thrones spoiler: The two words that have sealed The Hound's fate
CONTAINS SPOILERS: The meeting of the Clegane brothers has become all the more probable and it is the battle that fans have been waiting for
The Last War may be about to begin as Cersei Lannister's dastardly act was the last straw for Daenerys Targaryen but it is another battle that has fans excited.
The Hound, or Sandor Clegane as he is officially known, has had enough of Winterfell and has decided to set off to complete his own journey.
With Arya Stark having similar ideas, any thoughts of him slipping away by himself were lost but their conversation has revealed what fate is in store for The Hound.
When questioned by Arya about where he was heading, The Hound only had two words for her, "unfinished business".
Rory McCann as The Hound
Arya Stark has a 'kill list' to complete(Image: ©2017 Home Box Office, Inc. All)
This has got fans salivating as this 'business' is likely to be referring to taking down his brother, Gregor 'The Mountain' Clegane.
The Mountain is the bodyguard of Cersei and it could be the final battle that decides whether she lives or dies but it looks like the fate of The Hound is that he will meet the sibling he despises so much.
When they were children, Gregor forced Sandor's face into burning coals and this scarred him for life.
The Hound's fate has been decided(Image: HBO)
The Hound and The Mountain face off(Image: 2017 Home Box Office, Inc. All r)
It all came about when they were children and Gregor forced his brother’s face into burning coals which scarred him for life.
It would seem that revenge is on The Hound's mind and it could also decide who sits on the Iron Throne, once the carnage is complete.
Meanwhile Arya has her 'kill list' to complete, which has Cersei in capitals at the top, so it could be a race to bump off the evil ruler, especially when you throw in Darnerys and Greyworm into the mix as those who would take joy in being the one that lands the fatal blow.
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