Delivery Man Vs Beowulf

A hero can be defined as a person who is admired or idealized and can often resolves issues. Beowulf is an epic hero; he has a great amount of strength and knowledge to defeat a monster. In contrast, the average delivery man can fight through traffic and dodge speeding tickets in order to fulfill our hunger. Despite the fact that Beowulf and a delivery man face different battles, they are both hero’s. Beowulf is an average individual but has an abnormal amount of strength gifted from The Holy God. He uses this strength to defeat his opponent, Grendel. Grendel is a monster who is also a pagan. Throughout Beowulf’s battle with Grendel, Beowulf discovered his strength and fought his enemy with his hands. He was defeating him and “The monster’s hatred rose higher, But his power had gone.” ( Beowulf has defeated the monster, but he couldn’t have done it without the assistance of God.
The second an individual’s stomach growls, they are able to pick up the phone to call a local restaurant. The restaurant fulfills the order and sends the delivery man on his way. The delivery man keeps the food warm while they zoom towards the destination. They fight slow drivers, traffic cones, school zones and avoid getting a ticket to ensure the food stays warm. Once they arrive, they have accomplished another mission. They often go back to their station to fulfill more missions. They are true hero’s.
Beowulf and a delivery man are both heroes develop different skills to get their jobs done. Although one fights monsters and the other helps fight hunger, they are both important in their