What are the main themes when writing 'Game of Thrones' and 'Beowulf' fanfiction?

One challenge is melding the different tones. 'Game of Thrones' is known for its political realism and moral ambiguity, while 'Beowulf' has a more heroic and mythical tone.

There's a fanfiction where the characters from 'Game of Thrones' encounter a creature similar to Grendel from 'Beowulf'. In this story, Jon Snow has to face this beast in a frozen landscape much like the North in 'Game of Thrones'. It's an interesting take on how the two different fictional universes could collide.

One great 'Game of Thrones' and 'Beowulf' fanfiction is 'The North Remembers: A Beowulf -esque Adventure in Westeros'. It combines the epic feel of Beowulf with the complex politics of Game of Thrones.

One main theme is forbidden love. In the 'Game of Thrones' world filled with political intrigue and family loyalties, male - male relationships often go against the norms and expectations, creating a sense of secrecy and danger.

One challenge is blending the two very different magic systems. Harry Potter has a more structured and defined magic, while A Game of Thrones has a more mysterious and less - defined magic. Another is dealing with the different tones. Harry Potter is generally more light - hearted in parts, while A Game of Thrones is darker.

One main theme is the struggle for power. Just like in 'A Game of Thrones' where various houses fight for the Iron Throne, in the fanfiction set in the 'A War of Stars' universe, different factions might fight for control of a planet or a star system. Another theme is loyalty. Characters have to decide who to side with, whether it's their own family like in 'A Game of Thrones' or a particular group in the 'A War of Stars' context.

Another popular theme is the exploration of magic. In the show, magic was a bit inconsistent in its use. Fanfiction writers often delve deeper into the magic system, creating stories where characters develop new magical abilities or where magic plays a more prominent role in the overall plot. For example, a story could be about a character becoming a powerful sorcerer and using magic to unite the Seven Kingdoms in a different way than in the original story.

Power is one of the main themes. Characters are constantly vying for the Iron Throne, which represents ultimate power in Westeros. Another theme is family. Families like the Starks and the Lannisters have complex relationships. Loyalty also plays a big part. Some characters remain loyal to their lords or families no matter what, while others are more self - serving.

The main themes include power struggle. There are so many factions fighting for control. The Seven Kingdoms are in chaos as different lords and ladies scheme. Morality is also a theme. Some characters stick to their moral code like Ned Stark, while others like Littlefinger seem to have no morals at all. And there's the theme of survival. In this cut - throat world, characters have to be tough to survive.

Power is a major theme. Characters are constantly vying for the Iron Throne, which represents ultimate power in Westeros. Another theme is family. Families like the Starks and Lannisters have complex relationships, with loyalty and betrayal being common within them. Also, the concept of survival is important as the world of the novels is full of danger, from wars to the threat of the White Walkers.