“They are all afraid of me. No one would hurt you again or I’d kill them.”

“Leave her face her face,” Joffrey commanded. “I like her pretty.”

Boros slammed a fist into Sansa’s belly, driving the air out of her. When she doubled over, the knight grabbed her hair and drew his sword, and for one hideous instant she was certain he meant to open her throat. As he laid the flat of the blade accross her thighs, she thought her legs might break from the force of the blow. Sansa screamed. Tears welled in her eyes. It will be over soon. She soon lost count of the blows.

“Enough,” she heard the Hound rasp.

“No it isn’t,” the king replied. “Boros, make her naked.”

Boros shoved a meaty hand down the front of Sansa’s bodice and gave it a yank. The silk came tearing away, baring her to the waist. Sansa covered her breasts with her hands. She could hear sniggers far off and cruel. “Beat her bloody,” Joffrey said.

Needle glinted as she drew it. Polliver had kept it nice and sharp, at least. She turned her body sideways in a water dancer’s stance without even thinking about it. Dead leaves crunched beneath her feet. Quick as a snake, she thought. Smooth as summer silk.

His eyes opened. “You remember where the heart is?”

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3. Sandor Clegane

I feel like I don’t even really need to rationalize this one. He’s brutish, mean, insensitive, callous and a drunkard. He’s also merciful and protective. He’s brave and loyal, and is now apparently religious. Chapter 72 or A Storm of Swords is my favorite part of the whole series. The dynamic between him and the Stark girls are probably my favorite relationships in the books. 

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Sandor Clegane