Steve Ahlman

Oh, brother.

It's like a historical retelling from different points of view of the Targaryen dynasty.

So it's essentially like a second-hand, third-hand account of what happened in the 150 years before Game of Thrones.

I'm saying because it's difficult because you're getting sort like a lot of the book is this may have happened.

This may not have happened.

Right.

The problem with House of Dragons.

Right.

So what I want to do to bridge that gap between me and my book friends, again, I want an accurate retelling of Robert's Rebellion to the point where there's a part of Robert's Rebellion where Ned is stuck on an island for like six months to a year with this lady.

And they're just out there.

Because he can't get back to Goldtown because of Jon Arryn.

Kind of.

Right.

And I want, he stuck there for a year and I want, I want all of that in the show.

I want crazy.

I want every detail in the show, every single bit.

Right.

So we get the battle of the Trident, the battle of the Mander, the whole thing, just straight down to George's vision.

And so when it's all said and done, we finally get one, one adaptation of

that is completely book accurate.