Aria gets a rude awakening wake-up call from Sandor as he pours water over her. In hindsight, I was probably wrong to have Sandor use his hound helmet for something this trivial. It was probably just some footmanâs helmet that he swiped during the red wedding to use as a cheap bowl.
But if her nights were full of wolves, her days belonged to the dog. Sandor Clegane made her get up every morning, whether she wanted to or not. He would curse at her in his raspy voice, or yank her to her feet and shake her. Once he dumped a helm full of cold water all over her head. She bounced up sputtering and shivering and tried to kick him, but he only laughed. “Dry off and feed the bloody horses,” he told her, and she did. Arya Pg 884
