Gregor Clegane: Immovable Object | Character Analysis | ASOIAF

When left unchecked, the detestable men amongst soldiers of war can lay waste to the lands and people he is supposed to protect. Not all soldiers are evil, but there are some who find joy in the worst of acts. In A Song of Ice and Fire, that man is Ser Gregor Clegane. Known across the realm as The Mountain that Rides or simply The Mountain, Ser Gregor is also infamous for committing horrific acts wherever he goes. Since before the inception of the War of the Five Kings, the Mountain has plagued Westeros with his deeds, and appears to most common men and even polished knights as an immovable object. That theory is tested quite often, but Ser Gregor rarely seems to falter. So who exactly is Gregor Clegane, and why is he such an interesting character? Let’s explore… Disclaimer: The art used in this video does not belong to me, and is intended to fall under Fair Use. 0:00 Introduction 1:02 Background 3:52 The Hand's Tourney 5:12 Retaliation 5:58 Open War 6:54 Mountain in the Riverlands 7:11 A Stark Captive 7:47 Battle of the Fords 8:06 Continued Assault 8:44 Retaking Harrenhal 9:17 The Red Viper 10:46 The Mountain vs. The Viper 11:32 Aftermath 13:07 Experiments in the Dark 13:28 Skull in Sunspear 13:58 Silent Giant 14:53 An Obvious Connection 15:06 Analysis 16:14 Conclusion ________________________________________________________________________ Visit my website for exclusive fiction and more: https://russellawellsauthor.com Sign Up for my Mailing List for FREE Exclusive Content: https://subscribepage.io/freeaudiobook ________________________________________________________________________ Music: Dark Score, Epic Cinematic, Throne King - Liborio Conti Magic Forest - Kevin MacLeod ________________________________________________________________________ #asoiaf #gregorclegane #analysis #gameofthrones #characteranalysis #georgerrmartin #daenerystargaryen #clegane #gregor #jonsnow #tyrionlannister #tywinlannister #lannister #stark #asongoficeandfire #themountain #thehound