Studies in Medievalism XXVII
DOI: 10.1017/9781787442184.006
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Mediating Medieval(ized) Emotion in Game of Thrones

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“…The melody is indeed ‘haunting but beautiful’, as Djawadi intended it to be, but the effectiveness of the ‘Castamere’ theme is its ability to be ‘flexible’ to different dramatic contexts, as it changes from a melody of intimidation and boastfulness, culminating as the soundtrack of the Red Wedding plot, to one of family tragedy and sorrow, represented poignantly in the fall of House Lannister. In this sense, the music of the show could be seen as a vehicle through which the non-modern feelings and behaviours of its medieval characters are mediated and made palatable to modern viewers (Larrington 2018).…”
Section: Literary Medievalism and Fan Response To ‘Castamere’mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The melody is indeed ‘haunting but beautiful’, as Djawadi intended it to be, but the effectiveness of the ‘Castamere’ theme is its ability to be ‘flexible’ to different dramatic contexts, as it changes from a melody of intimidation and boastfulness, culminating as the soundtrack of the Red Wedding plot, to one of family tragedy and sorrow, represented poignantly in the fall of House Lannister. In this sense, the music of the show could be seen as a vehicle through which the non-modern feelings and behaviours of its medieval characters are mediated and made palatable to modern viewers (Larrington 2018).…”
Section: Literary Medievalism and Fan Response To ‘Castamere’mentioning
confidence: 99%