Game of Thrones Season 2 Full Story In English

The second season of Game of Thrones performs the second novel of the book arrangement, A Clash of Kings. To discover what occurred previously, read the recap of the principal season of Game of Thrones. In the wake of King Robert Baratheon's demise and updates on the ill-conceived parentage of his beneficiary Joffrey, who presently sits on the Iron Throne, a few rulers across Westeros have taken the title of lord and endeavor to unseat Joffrey and guarantee the Iron Throne for themselves. 

The season opens past the Wall, where Jon Snow, Samwell Tarly, and an organization of officers look for Jon's uncle, Benjen Stark, and examine sightings of White Walkers and gossipy tidbits about a multitude of wildlings gathering for Mance Rayder, the King Beyond the Wall. Jon and organization remain at the home of a ghastly man named Craster, who has numerous spouses, the greater part of which is his own girls. 

The War of the Five Kings starts 

In King's Landing, under the phantom of a dark red comet crossing the sky, Tyrion Lannister shows up to take the situation of acting Hand of the King, a lot to his sister Cersei's disdaining. Tyrion scrutinizes Cersei and Joffrey's treatment of the Starks — the decapitation of Ned Stark, which actuated the current war, and the break of Arya Stark, leaving Sansa Stark as their lone prisoner. Then, at Dragonstone, King Stannis Baratheon, Robert's more youthful brother, accepts he is the legitimate beneficiary to the Iron Throne. Stannis' more youthful brother, Renley, is likewise asserting the privilege to the seat. Both are amassing armed forces to challenge Joffrey. 

Arya, taking on the appearance of a kid, has joined a gathering of Night's Watch initiates heading for the Wall. Among the gathering is one of King Robert's ill-conceived youngsters, Gendry, who sees through Arya's mask and becomes a close acquaintance with her. Lannister officers have been searching for Robert's ill-conceived youngsters to kill them to forestall some other cases on the Iron Throne, so both Gendry and Arya have insider facts to cover up. 

At Robb Stark's solicitation, Theon Greyjoy heads out home to the Iron Islands to approach his father for a coalition between the Starks and the Greyjoys against the Lannisters. His father, Balon, rejects the solicitation and questions Theon's devotion in the wake of having lived with the Starks for such a long time. Theon likewise meets his more established sister, Yara, who Balon says is more "ironborn" than Theon is — an extraordinary affront to Theon. Balon uncovers that, rather than walking on King's Landing or the Lannisters, he intends to assault the moderately undefended North. 

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Daenerys: Queen and Mother of Dragons 

In Essos, Daenerys Targaryen, in the wake of enduring the loss of her better half and stillborn child, drives her outstanding supporters over the dangerous desert with her three infant winged serpents. They show up at the city of Qarth, where they are given food and haven, however, the intrigue that the Qarth pioneers show in Daenerys' mythical serpents is dubious. 

At Craster's Keep past the Wall, Jon finds a stunning mystery: Craster is giving his male posterity to the White Walkers. Craster gets Jon spying and requests the Night's Watch out of his home. The organization takes off for the First of the First Men. 

At King's Landing, Joffrey is enraged over Robb Stark's walk into the Westerlands (which is the Lannister region) and his triumphs over the Lannister armed force. He takes his displeasure out on Sansa by publically mishandling her in discipline for her brother Robb's activities. Sansa won't be disturbed, proceeding to vow her steadfastness to Joffrey (however she is lying). Tyrion stops the maltreatments, censuring the lord for embarrassing his future sovereign. 

At the military camp of King Renly Baratheon, Catelyn Stark shows up to attempt to persuade Renly to align with her child Robb. She additionally meets Renly's better half, Margaery Tyrell, and the female knight, Brienne of Tarth, who has quite recently earned a spot in Renly's Kingsguard by winning a competition. Afterward, Petyr Baelish, King Joffrey's emissary, meets with Renly to attempt to work out an arrangement, promising to help Renly wreck the Lannisters from inside. Baelish additionally meets with Catelyn, recommending an exchange: Jaime Lannister (who is as yet held detainee by Robb) for Sansa and Arya (Catelyn doesn't realize that Arya is without still). 

Arya, Gendry, and their kindred Night's Watch initiates are assaulted by Lannister troopers searching for Gendry. They are caught, however, the officers don't have the foggiest idea about the genuine personalities of Arya and Gendry. They are taken with the other detainees to the château at Harrenhal. Before long, Tywin shows up with the fundamental host of his military to set up a headquarters at Harrenhal and before long chooses to have his military seek after Robb Stark's military with an end goal to keep them from taking Casterly Rock. Tywin, not knowing who Arya and Gendry are, gives them both something to do in the mansion — Gendry as a smithy and Arya as Tywin's cupbearer. 

At Renly's military camp, King Stannis meets with Renly to endeavor to persuade him to surrender his case to the seat. Really won't, telling his brother that nobody needs Stannis to be above all else and flaunting his immense armed force. Afterward, Davos (Stannis' guide) drives the priestess Melisandre, who has enchanted capacities and has enticed Stannis, to certain caverns close to Renly's camp. There, she seems to bring forth an animal made completely of shadows. 

The homicide of King Renly 

The shadow animal killings King Renly in his tent before Catelyn and Brienne. In any case, when found, they are blamed for his homicide and must escape. Renly's military disbands, numerous officers, joining Stannis' motivation. Afterward, Stannis concludes that he will send his armada to assault King's Landing. Then, back in King's Landing, Joffrey keeps on developing more wild and harsh as Tyrion battles to contain him. 

In the Iron Islands, Theon is provided with the order of a boat and a mission that he feels is disgraceful of him. So he chooses to re-visitation of Winterfell rather — this time, to assume responsibility for the palace. Theon and his powers meet little opposition and catch Bran Stark, Rickon Stark, and a few others. Osha, a wildling lady who has been caring for Bran, and Hodor, a major however basic man whose primary obligation has been to convey the incapacitated Bran all around, liberates them. They all escape Winterfell. Theon looks for Bran and Rickon, yet when he can't discover them, he kills two other youngsters, copies them to the point of being indistinguishable, and balances them in plain view in Winterfell, guaranteeing that they are Bran and Rickon. In the interim, the expression of Theon's disloyalty comes to Robb, and he is enraged, requesting that Theon be brought to him alive. 

In Qarth, Daenerys attempts to haggle for boats to take her to Westeros, yet without any result. She re-visitations of her space to discover her gatekeepers dead and her mythical beasts missing. Disregarding the exhortation of her counselors to leave Qarth and her mythical beasts, she goes looking for them. 

Past the Wall, Jon gets together with a wildling lady named Ygritte and before long builds up a fascination in her. In any case, he can't follow up on that fascination in light of his promises to the Night's Watch. Ygritte drives Jon into a wildling snare and he is caught. The wildlings have caught another individual from the Night's Watch, Qhorin Halfhand, and the wildling pioneer says he needn't bother with two hostages and requests Jon executed. Ygritte persuades the pioneer to save Jon due to his Stark blood. In the interim, back at the Fist of the First Men, Samwell finds a reserve of weapons made of winged serpent glass, which are supposed to be the main thing that can murder White Walkers. 

Ruler Stannis' armada moves toward King's Landing, while Tyrion looks for approaches to guard the city. At Harrenhal, Tywin knows about the moving toward armada and chooses to walk to King's Landing to protect it. With Tywin leaving, Arya chooses to escape Harrenhall with Gendry. At Robb's camp, Catelyn chooses to free Jaime, against her child's desires, and have Brienne escort him back to King's Landing in a trade for the arrival of her two little girls. Robb is irate at Catelyn's choice and requests her held under watchman. 

The Battle of the Blackwater 

Ruler Stannis' armada assaults King's Landing in the Battle of the Blackwater. Tyrion drives the safeguard of the city, with King Joffrey there on the cutting edges, yet having little impact. Tyrion arranges the utilization of out-of-control fire (an exceptionally unpredictable fluid) to demolish quite a bit of Stannis' armada. Cercei orders Joffrey brought from the cutting edges to security, and Joffrey eagerly deserts his position, which harms assurance. Tyrion must get everyone excited in Joffrey's stead to repulse an assault on the city dividers drove by King Stannis himself. Nonetheless, Tyrion is injured, and his powers are compelled to withdraw. At the point when triumph appears to be close within reach for Stannis, the Lannister armed force shows up, just as the Tyrell armed force (their new partners), to defeat Stannis' powers. Dwarfed, Stannis's military breaks into retreat and escapes. Ruler Stannis endures, yet the vast majority of his armada is pulverized and his powers are dissipated. 

While Tyrion recuperates, Joffrey makes Tywin Hand of the King, and Tyrion has lost all his capacity, despite his endeavors to safeguard the city. To solidify the new partnership with House Tyrell, Joffrey consents to drop his pre-wedding assurance to Sansa, causing her a deep sense of alleviation, and wed Margaery Tyrell, widow of Renly Baratheon. Even though it shows up Sansa will be liberated from Joffrey's maltreatment, Petyr Baelish prompts her that Joffrey can even now keep her there and vows to help Sansa circumvent King's Landing. 

Somewhere else, Robb has begun to look all starry-eyed at a lady named Talisa and weds her, putting aside a guarantee to wed a little girl of House Frey, which would have solidified collusion set up at an opportune time in the war. Theon loses control of Winterfell and is caught by Roose Bolton's ill-conceived child, Ramsay. Wheat and Rickon, helped by Osha and Hodor, head for the Wall to discover Jon, while Arya is resolved to rejoin with her family. 

In Qarth, Daenerys' quest for her mythical serpents drives her to the House of the Undying and an encounter with the entertainer Pyat Pree, who had taken her monsters. In the room where her monsters are affixed, Pyat additionally chains Daenerys through enchantment. Pat thinks he has won, yet Daenerys orders her mythical beasts to fill the chamber with fire, which burns Pyat. Daenerys is safe. A while later, Daenerys and her adherents acquire enough cash to purchase a boat. 

Past the Wall, Qhorin Halfhand and Jon bring forth a plot to penetrate Jon as a government operative among the wildlings; notwithstanding, the arrangement requires Jon to murder Qhorin to exhibit his obvious selling out of the Night's Watch. After Jon hesitantly murders Qhorin, he is delivered and joins the wildlings. Write vows to take Jon to the King Beyond the Wall, Mance Rayder. At the Fist of the First Men, Samwell sees a tremendous multitude of White Walkers and their workers, wights, walking south toward the Wall.