The first season of A Knight of The Seven Kingdoms, has come to an end the series had many highs and lows for Ser Duncan and now we are left with the question of where Ser Duncan will go after his time in Ashford Meadow?
For those who don’t know, the season finale of the series ended with Ser Duncan assessing everything that has happened after his Trial of Seven. With Baelor dead he feels a twinge of responsibility for his death. He offered opportunities to continue his knighthood from two lords Lyonel Baratheon and Maekar Targaryon. Maekar offers to Egg aka Aegon to continue to squire for him in Summerhall where he would also finish his knight training. However, Ser Duncan refused the offer and continue the ways of his former knight Ser Arlan of Pennytree. Before he leaves Ashford he is visited by Daeron the “Drunken Prince” who lets Ser Duncan know that Egg cannot turn out like his sibling Aerion, he will need someone like Ser Duncan to put him on the right path to be a good person.
According to Screen Rant, showruuner Ira Parker (The Sympathizer, The Nevers), confirmed that the second season of the series will take Ser Duncan and Egg to the land of Dorne. This place was mention by Egg when he snuck away from Maekar to join Ser Duncan on his journey. Peter also mentioned that each season of the series will be an adaptaion of each of the books that George R.R. Martin (House of the Dragon, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms) has written. Since the first season was based off of the book The Hedge Knight, second season will be based off of the book titled The Sworn Sword. Since it was already confirmed that there would be a third season, that season will be based off of the book titled The Mystery Knight.
The cast consists of Peter Claffey (Bad Sisters, Bordeline), Finn Bennett (Warfare, Eye For An Eye), Dexter Sol Ansell (Here, Robin And The Hoods), Henry Ashton (A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder, In The Room), Tanzyn Crawford (Under The Lights, Swift Street), Daniel Ings (Dressed To The Nines, The Woman In Cabin 10), Sam Spruell (H Is For Hawk, Dune: Prophecy), Bertie Carvel (The Crown, Pride & Prejudice), Edward Ashley (Masters Of The Air, The King), Daniel Monks (All Her Fault, Kaos), Steve Wall (Hidden Assets, Black Doves), Youssef Kerkour (Steve, Donkey), Danny Webb (On The Sea, Elden Ring: Nightreign), Shaun Thomas (The Choral, Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children), and Tom Vaughan-Lawlor (The Agency: Cenral Intelligence, What If…?).
There has been no information regarding the release date for the second season, in the meantime you can watch the first season in its entirety on HBO and stream on HBO Max.