Argumentative Essay: The Real Beowulf

We traveled to 10th century Denmark, then I landed near a great hold in Arhus. I entered the nearby mead hall and listened to the performance of a local Scop. He told the tale of Beowulf, but it was completely wrong. Apparently it matched up with the 2007 Robert Zemeckis movie, which was a rather weird adaption that tried to play on the concept of Beowulf story being full of half-truths. Yet I had seen the real Beowulf in action, and can tell of his exploits thoroughly. I told the Scop he was all wrong, in that Grendel and his mother were descended from Cain, not ancient Sea Demons. Hrothgar was an honorable king, not some drunk geriatric fool. Then I also stated how Grendel and the dragon were not the offspring of humans, but instead were