Most battles are fought out of fear, but not Beowulf's. Under no circumstance will Beowulf have fear in his eyes. For his soldiers he will not show mercy to any of his components because he knows not what fear is. In greatness, Beowulf will do all that serves in fearlessness. Being fearless is what Beowulf represents for himself and for them who follows him. "In his fierce grip. Let me live in greatness/ And courage, or he in the hall welcome/ My death" (Beowulf 368-370). This shows that Beowulf is fearless in any fight. Seeing how Beowulf will fight to his death honers what he has taught and represented for his
Most battles are fought out of fear, but not Beowulf's. Under no circumstance will Beowulf have fear in his eyes. For his soldiers he will not show mercy to any of his components because he knows not what fear is. In greatness, Beowulf will do all that serves in fearlessness. Being fearless is what Beowulf represents for himself and for them who follows him. "In his fierce grip. Let me live in greatness/ And courage, or he in the hall welcome/ My death" (Beowulf 368-370). This shows that Beowulf is fearless in any fight. Seeing how Beowulf will fight to his death honers what he has taught and represented for his