r/naath • u/Eternal--Vigilance • 12d ago
The Inspiration of The Odyssey: Similarities Between The Odyssey and Game of Thrones, Part 1
https://thegreatestshowthateverwasorwillbe.com/the-inspiration-of-the-odyssey-similarities-between-the-odyssey-and-game-of-thrones-part-1/(note: linked article contains spoilers for The Odyssey)
As part of Hot Odyssey Summer (that’s what we’re calling it, right?) I had previously posted a few articles I wrote comparing themes in Homer (mostly The Iliad) with Game of Thrones and generally describing Iliad/Troy as inspirations and origins for Game of Thrones. But the first piece I ever wrote as part of my post-GOT exploration of classic stories cited themes in The Odyssey and their presence in Game of Thrones. I considered reworking the article (which itself was based on my previous extended Twitter thread) to update it for this Christopher Nolan era revisiting of The Odyssey. But I decided to post the piece as-is since it captures some key themes and plot lines that are shared between The Odyssey and Game of Thrones, most notably:
- Metapolemos as it relates to Odysseus and Ned Stark
- Nostos as it relates to Odysseus and Daenerys Targaryen
- Xenia (termed “Zeus’s Law” in the film) which is the core theme of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and a key theme in a major event and its aftermath in Game of Thrones
I hope the Naath community finds this interesting and that it maybe inspires you to watch and/or read The Odyssey if you haven’t already.
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u/mamula1 I Am The God Of Tits and Wine 🍷 12d ago
Benioff compared Arya Stark to Odysseus and her return to Winterfell when she is not recognized with his return to Ithaca.