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    Compare and Contrast essay Can two different books really have so much in common? Not every book has something in common with another‚ but some have so much in common they could be the same book. In The 13th warrior and in Beowulf there seems to be some slight differences‚ but there are also some major similarities. Beowulf and The 13th Warrior are two completely different stories but yet seem to have so much in common. While both The 13th warrior and Beowulf are based on the same topic‚ they

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    reading the poem Beowulf and watching the movie The 13th Warrior‚ I have found many similarities and a vast variety of differences. In both the poem and the movie the theme of good versus evil remains the same‚ reflecting the values of Anglo Saxons. The many differences throughout the poem and movie include character names‚ battles‚ and the way the heroes die. The most obvious difference between the two is the name of the heroes and their battling strengths. In the poem‚ Beowulf‚ the hero is known

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    The Comparison of “Beowulf” and “13th WarriorBeowulf is an epic poem written a long time ago. The 13th Warrior is pretty much a movie based on Beowulf but not exactly. The two pieces of literature both shared a lot of differences and similarities as well. The 13th Warrior offered a more realistic‚ believable‚ and more understanding of the epic tale of Beowulf. It’s a short story covering the bases of a triumphant hero battling three supernatural monsters. But there had a lot of theatrical remake

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    between the story of Beowulf and The 13th Warrior written by a Christian Monk and the story called Eaters of the Dead what was later know as The 13th Warrior written by Ibn Fadlan who was Moslem which was later written by Michael Crichton. Then there was a movie called The 13th Warrior. The two things that will be compared and contrasted are going to be the movie of The 13th Warrior and the Epic of Beowulf. Instead of doing a translation of Beowulf‚ the writer of the "The 13th Warrior" used his creativity

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    The epic poem "Beowulf" and the motion picture "The 13th Warrior" are both very similar and at the same time distinct in various aspects. Both show how ordinary warriors become heroes and not necesssarily of the epic type. As well as how they differ in the way the plot occurs and how characterization is changed within the movie. Epic poem "Beowulf" and movie "The 13th Warrior" both take place in Hrothgar‚ an Anlgo-Saxon medieval town terrorized by malevolent demons. In "Beowulf" Hrothgar is terrorized

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    Beowulf and the 13th Warrior are two stories that are centered around the Anglo-Saxon culture and even though they have many things in common‚ there are a few key differences to the stories. These are two great stories that portray the Anglo-Saxon culture very well. The two stories both show good and evil‚ different companions‚ and how they memorialize the dead. The written story‚ Beowulf‚ can only describe some of the gruesome details. The movie however brought out some of those details into full

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    While both‚ the poem Beowulf and the movie The 13th Warrior seek for the need of an epic hero‚ fame is what Beowulf and Buliwyf desire. In the poem BeowulfBeowulf hears of Grendel terrorising the Danes. Beowulf‚ showing his bravery steps up as the brave man he is. “Proclaiming that he’d go to that famous king‚ would sail across the sea to Hrothgar‚ now when help was needed” (lines 114 - 116) These lines show that Beowulf is desperate for fame. Unlike in The 13th Warrior Buliwyf bravery is not

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    In the film the 13th warrior compared to Beowulf showed many differences as well as some similarities. The director of the 13th warrior might have wanted to include similarities‚ but there was a lot of outstanding differences. But as the theme of both great thrillers still stands as good vs evil. The fight for an actual more realistic story actually stood out more to me than a fictional thriller of dragons and demons. The outstanding differences of the film compared to the great anglo saxon story

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    Beowulf and The 13th Warrior: Differences and Similarities Beowulf and the 13th Warrior‚ both are very good stories‚ one legibly and the other visually (unless you go to the roots of the 13th Warrior and read Eaters of the Dead). Although it is pretty obvious to anyone who has read Beowulf that the 13th Warrior was based on this great epic‚ there are still several differences that make for an interesting twist or two. While the two stories are very much alike in several ways‚ they are also very

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    After the poem Beowulf (the destroyer of monsters‚ an Old English heroic epic poem of a courageous and powerful‚ well known warrior)‚ and the movie The Thirteenth warrior (an Arab accompanies a band of Northmen in a quest to destroy the Wendol‚ Based on the book Eaters of the dead‚ which is a playful version of the Anglo-Saxon epic poem Beowulf.) you can notice a similar story plot between them. Beowulf dated between the 8th and the early 11th century‚ takes place in Denmark and Sweden. It begins

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