George R.R. Martin's recent post criticized the House of the Dragon adaptation, raising concerns about its decisions and the potential long-term impacts on the narrative.
In his deleted post, Martin highlighted the risks of changes in Season 2 of House of the Dragon, referencing the butterfly effect and how small alterations can lead to significant consequences.
The contradiction between Martin's original vision and the television adaptation has historical precedents, yet it's rare for creators to openly critique adaptations of their work, as Martin did.
Martin's article, which was quickly taken down, revealed details about his concerns, positioning him as a creator deeply involved in the integrity of his narrative.
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