New Trailer for GAME OF THRONES Season 2

by     Posted: March 12th, 2012 at 10:34 am

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As the premiere date looms closer for the second season of HBO’s excellent series Game of Thrones, we’re starting to get a better idea of what to expect. While the first trailers were more about mood and atmosphere, more recent ones have delved a bit into the plot. This new trailer is a case of the latter, as it focuses on the dangerous act of falling in love in the Game of Thrones universe (read: if you fall in love, people will die). I’m incredibly eager to see what season two of the series has in store, and this new trailer is sufficiently swell.

Hit the jump to watch the trailer. If you missed any of our previous Game of Thrones coverage, be sure to check out series production videos, character posters, and an image gallery. Season two of Game of Thrones begins Sunday, April 1st on HBO.

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