David Benioff and D.B. Weiss certainly have their hands full with the
second season of ‘Game of Thrones,’ raising multiple new realms of
Westeros on sets scattered across several real-world countries. Daily
Beast reporter Jace Lacob caught up with the guys to find out how the
story of George R.R. Martin’s second book was coming together. “For
Tyrion fans (and really, who isn’t a Tyrion fan?), season two sees the
Imp in fine form, serving as hand of the king and trying to make the
best of the chaos in King’s Landing,” Benioff said. “The Stark children
struggle for survival, now that Ned’s not around to protect them. And
Daenerys Stormborn finds that life in the big city isn’t all it’s
cracked up to be.”
Just because this is their
second time around the Moon Door doesn’t mean that Benioff and Weiss are
having an easier time of it. “Whatever lessons we’ve learned from the
first season are mitigated by the increased difficulty of the second
season,” Weiss explained. “We have more characters, more locations, more
dragons. I wish we could say we’ve found a nice groove and life is easy
now, but I still find myself waking up from anxiety nightmares at 4 in
the morning.”
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