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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Warning: This article contains spoilers for House of the Dragon season 2, episode 1.House of the Dragon showrunner Ryan Condal explains why changes were made to the anticipated Blood and Cheese moment in season 2's premiere.
Ryan Condal: 'I mean, just very simply, Maelor not even born in the storyline. We did have to compress time in Season one to make it so that we didn’t have to recast every character on screen. We were just recasting the kids, so to speak, as we went along, and part of that meant that Aegon and Helaena’s children were younger, as are Daemon and Rhaenyra’s children younger at the very end of this, because not as much time passed after their marriages to give time for all these kids to grow up.
The Changes to Blood and Cheese Explained The events are much darker in Fire & Blood Close In usual George R. R. Martin fashion, Blood and Cheese were much worse in his book Fire & Blood. In the book, Cheese gags and bounds the Dowager Queen Alicent, while Blood strangles her bedmaid. They then wait for Halaena to bring her children to Alicent before bed, a nightly tradition.
Halaena pleads that they kill her instead, but Blood tells her that “A wife’s not a son. It has to be a boy.” Blood and Cheese tell Halaena that she must pick one of her sons for death, and they threaten her with the rape of her daughter if she doesn’t choose quickly. Halaena eventually chooses Maelor and Cheese whispers to the two-year-old boy that his mother wants him dead before grinning at Blood, who then instead beheads Jaehaerys.
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