House of the Dragon Season 2 Will Adapt 'Blood and Cheese' Storyline

The second season of House of the Dragon is set to adapt one of the more memorable storylines from the George R.R. Martin's Fire & Blood novel

in a recent interview, executive producer and writer Sarah Hess confirmed that the “Blood and Cheese” storyline from the novel will end up in the series. When asked about the series, Hess said that the team are “currently writing the finale of Season 2,” and when the “Blood and Cheese” storyline was brought up, she simply said “I don’t think you will be disappointed.”

For those unaware, without diving too deep into spoilers, the “Blood and Cheese” storyline from George R.R. Martin’scenters around two characters — literally named Blood and Cheese — who are tasked with carrying out a revenge plot against Queen Alicent on behalf of Prince Daemon and Queen Rhaenyra . In the books, the mission is ordered following the death of Rhaenyra’s son Lucerys, at the hands of Prince Aemond.

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