I always liked Sandor and Arya's scenes together. They are so alike it's not funny. I personally believe Arya's youth was what stopped her from giving the Hound the gift of mercy as she was still seeing everything in black and white when life is full of grey. It will be interesting if they do see each other again, if the Hound survives (or Sandor, more like), as she was already showing signs of change towards him after she left him, when she thinks back on when she thought she should have given him the gift of mercy.

Great interlude, can definitely see this happening.

This is great writing, they are both in characters and this story may even be canon. Awesome! Do you mind if I translate it into French one day? You will get credits of course.
Congratulations again
*Hermi-kô***

I love the banter and the fights between these two. very well done.

I love it, I love it, I love it! Your lovely story has just reminded me why the Hound and Arya are probably my favorite two characters together (non-romantically, just to clarify). The banter, the semi-affectionate insults, the vague sense of dangerousness, and gruff bonding warms the cockles of my heart! Made me think the Hound was up there with Arya's outstanding mentors, along with Syrio, Jaqen, Yoren, and Kindly Man. :)

sdfkjerfdsnz, God their banter is so cute.

I love Arya and Sandor, my favorite characters.

And I loved this one-shot.

I FREAKING LOVED THIS! Seriously Sandor and Arya traveling together was a dream come true for me when I read it in A Storm of Swords. And this feels like something that could have been in it. Very well done!

I love this and love how you write him.

Pretty good.

Arya and Sandor have somethings in common, the ability to kill for their survival.

That was a nice story! Were they to have had this conversation it's probably how it would have gone

Great interaction between Arya and Sandor. What stood out to me in this story was Arya's dream of what her reunion with her family would be like.

"Even if her mother was angry, Robb would still be glad to see her. And thinking about it, maybe she didn't have to mention the people she'd killed. When they asked her what had happened, she could just leave them out, and then they wouldn't be disappointed in her for killing anyone."

She'd casually brush over the people she's killed, and everything would go back to "normal." It's a pretty fantasy, but honestly, I think Arya's gone too feral to ever be 100% normal again. That's what I love about her; she's so fierce and has a strong instinct to survive.

Wonderfully written! i loved it!