In a recent blog post that was quickly deleted, George R.R. Martin raised significant concerns about the second season of HBO's 'House of the Dragon', critiquing the adaptation's deviation from his original work, 'Fire and Blood'.
Martin specifically highlighted the controversial changes surrounding the 'blood and cheese' scene, where the number of Queen Helaena's children was reduced, ultimately impacting the narrative structure of the series.
Despite his criticisms, Martin praised the first two episodes of the new season, but warned of potential issues in future seasons if changes continue.
