Complexity In Beowulf

A Asking if a character is complex is the round about way of asking if the character has changed their view point of their life.
B In the epic poem Beowulf, many of the characters do not seem complex or related to characters today’s literature.
C The characters in Beowulf believe in the old way of life, that heroes will always come to save them.
D Three characters truly show the complexity of the Beowulf cast and will prove that they are just as complex as those in modern day literature: Beowulf in his hero’s journey, Grendel’s mother in her quest for vengeance, and Unferth’s change of heart.
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E Beowulf is the hero in the poem and obviously should have the most character development.
F He begins his journey as a noble warrior looking to save the Danes after twelve years of
L He wanted to beat Brecca by swimming in a monster-filled sea and Unferth wanted to prove to the king that Beowulf was too headstrong to save Herot.
M This is similar to Ron Weasley in The Deathly Hallows when he and Harry are guarding the Horcrux locket. The locket convinces Ron act on his jealously and tries to separate him and Harry.
N Unferth is the character that becomes jealous and commits evil deeds except that his is not an evil person, so he soon regrets his actions. CONCLUSION
O Beowulf, Grendel’s mother, and Unferth display the same psychological qualities as many of today’s characters in literature do.
P Today’s character's just like Beowulf’s characters do not have much complexity and their path in their respective stories are often predictable.
Q These characters are still enjoyable and create amazing stories. Their simplicity allows the reader to connect and understand the work as a whole.
R However simple these characters are doesn't mean their story isn't interesting or captivating; it's just that they are quite