Arya Stark and Sandor Clegane, also known as the Hound, undoubtedly form one of the greatest duos in Game of Thrones. However, describing their relationship as complicated is an understatement, which is why Arya chooses not to kill the Hound in season 4.

During seasons 3 and 4 of Game of Thrones, Arya reluctantly travels north with the Hound, who hopes to receive a reward for returning her to her family.

Arya is far from thrilled about this arrangement, especially since the Hound had killed her friend Micah back in season 1. As a result, the Hound finds himself on Arya's list of names, though he happens to be one of the few characters not killed by her hand.

Despite having multiple opportunities to kill the Hound, Arya chooses not to do so at the end of season 4.

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