A Mountain stood above a Snake, a helm of gold veiled his ghastly face The little Snake picked up his head. and this he said, I’m not afraid to die For I will sink my fangs in you and today I decide my fate A strike from I will leave you dead, you’ll be remembered by a mournful cry
Blocking out the sun, the Mountain’s sword fell and swung Striking left and right came a fight or flight position for our friend The Dwarf yelled, “Oh no, I’ll be ****** I’ll be hung!” But the Viper perilously brought forth the mountains end
Now quietly in the courtyard, Lord Twyin looks on thee The accused has been convicted of treason and a greater crime From his chains Tyrion makes no escape for he knows his last breath he’s breathed A man stands to **** his son, and slaughter like rancid swine
But when our prince ****** his poisoned spear into our villain ‘ere The Mountain couldn’t lonely die- He wrapped his hands around our friend And he squeezed tightly from each eye
A trial was to be decided on the mournful day A winner was undecided but lifeless, our competitors lay
This is my summarization of the legendary trial by combat where Prince Oberyn and Ser Gregor Clegane met their fates.