Let’s take it back—way back—to the year 700-something.
Before dragons got cool on HBO…
Before houses fought over thrones…
There was Beowulf — the OG epic hero.
But what if I told you Beowulf and Game of Thrones have more in common than you'd think?
Yep. Medieval vibes, monsters, power plays… it's all there.
⚔️ Hero vs. Antiheroes
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Beowulf is the classic noble warrior: brave, loyal, strong, and a total monster-slayer.
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GoT gives us messy, morally grey characters like Jon Snow (a little Beowulf-ish), Daenerys (queen mode), and, uh… basically everyone in House Lannister π¬.
π Who would win in a fight?
Let’s be real—Beowulf wrestled a literal monster with his bare hands. That’s main character energy.
π Monsters & Mayhem
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Beowulf fights:
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Grendel (giant swamp demon)
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Grendel’s mom (not the kind you mess with)
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A dragon (because of course there's a dragon)
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GoT brings:
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White Walkers (zombie kings)
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Three huge dragons
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A throne made of swords and betrayal
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π Both stories show that the real monsters aren’t always the ones with claws—they’re the ones with power.
π Themes That Hit Hard
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Loyalty & Honor
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Fate vs. Free Will
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Reputation & Legacy
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The Price of Power
Beowulf dies a hero. In Game of Thrones, dying is… kind of the only guarantee.
π§ Why Teens Should Care
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Beowulf may be old, but it’s basically a blueprint for fantasy as we know it.
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If you like Game of Thrones, you’re already into the epic tradition. Beowulf is just the raw version—no filters, just grit, guts, and glory.
π€ Final thought:
Beowulf walked so Jon Snow could brood in a snowy castle.
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π§ Coming soon:
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Which epic hero are you: Beowulf, Jon Snow, or Aragorn?
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Beowulf in memes: Medieval but make it modern
What do you think?
Would Beowulf survive in Westeros? Or would the Iron Throne chew him up?
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