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    Epic Heroes Essay Based on the epic adventures of The Iliad by Homer‚ Gilgamesh from the Mesopotamians‚ and Beowulf from the Anglo-Saxons‚ physical strength and leadership are both traits that are valued in epic heroes. Physical strength is vital to the existence and success of an epic hero during these times. Gilgmesh is two-thirds God‚ Achilles is the mightiest of Greek warriors‚ and Beowulf is completely invincible to the attacks of his enemies. All these characters use the strength that they

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    see why Beowulf was an epic hero. He posed an extreme boastful personality‚ to the people at the time this was a very good trait to have. He was always seeking fame. The one particular event happened when he bragged about killing nine sea monsters out in the sea. He was always boastful to Hygelac about his victories of killing Grendel and his Mother which took place while he was in the land of Dane’s. With so many victories to speak of one could easily label him as an epic hero. When he overcame

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    In epic tales/stories‚ this is an individual to admire and to live by their ways‚ and because of this he/she is the embodiment of the values and concerns of the culture of the author that created him/she. The values of every culture were shaped by the social conditions of that time and different attributes became valued. Cultural values are expressed in both actions of a hero and his motivations. As heroes‚ Gilgamesh and Rama reflect the values of the cultures that created them. First epic hero

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    who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself" -Joseph Campbell. The story I’m writing about is the Epic poem call Beowulf‚ which was translated by Burton Raftel. Beowulf is a hero who defeated many monster that are killing innocent people. In his life‚ as a hero‚ Beowulf shows that he is bossy‚ independent‚ and fearless; which are all the qualities of a real Epic hero. According to the beginning of the battle with Grendel‚ we can tell Beowulf is a bossy hero based on what he said

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    also the one who tells Gilgamesh that he should go to Utnapishtim. The sixth woman that I will be discussing was not named in the epic of Gilgamesh but we know her by Utnapishtim’s wife. She plays a very significant role in the story because she is the one who convinces her husband‚ Utnapishtim‚ to share the secret of “how the old man becomes a young man.” In the epic of Gilgamesh‚ Utnapishtim says‚ “There is a plant that grows under the water‚ it has a prickle like a thorn‚ like a rose; it will

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    Epic Poetry and Beowulf Pg

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    Epic poems have a unique set of characteristics that distinguish them from just an ordinary poem. An epic poem must contain a hero that is male‚ noble‚ and of importance to society who gives long formal speeches and travels over a vast setting. In the epic poem‚ Beowulf‚ the reader can see distinct Anglo-Saxon political‚ economic‚ and religious values in the actions of the characters and the things happening around them. Wealth in the Anglo-Saxon society‚ as seen in Beowulf‚ was used as a means of

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    millennium BC must have been way different then how we see friendship today… Or is it? When you have a friendship with someone‚ you “fill their gaps” of what they don’t necessarily have. N. K. Sandars demonstrates that “filling of the gaps” in The Epic of Gilgamesh. The friendship of Gilgamesh and Enkidu benefits them both greatly by making up for each other’s limitations. You see this when they become stronger together to fight Humbaba and the Bull of Heaven‚ when Enkidu rationalizes with Gilgamesh

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    Beowulf is considered an epic hero for all his battles in his book “Beowulf”. Beowulf was known for many battles‚ but I the book he was in three epic battles. Some of his battles include killing five sea monsters‚ Grendel‚ and his own son. He also was known to have fought and killed Grendel’s mother‚ even though he didn’t. He also became the king of Herot. Him being an epic hero is why he was laid in the tower‚ that the Geats had built him‚ with all the treasures from Grendel’s mothers lair. The

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    Beowulf: A True Epic Hero

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    The great actor‚ Robert Downey Jr.‚ once said‚ “I think that we all do heroic things‚ but hero is not a noun‚ it’s a verb. In the epic poem “Beowulf‚” the main character‚ by the same name‚ fits this quote perfectly. Beowulf sets off on a journey to rid the land of the Danes of the evil that has haunted it. Beowulf is a true epic hero because he embodies traits that were highly valued in his time and he possesses seemingly supernatural traits. During Beowulf’s time‚ the Anglo-Saxon period‚ strength

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    Gender Roles in the Epic of Gilgamesh Summary: Gender plays a very significant role in the Epic of Gilgamesh. Although the main characters of the story‚ Gilgamesh and Enkidu‚ are male‚ and while men were considered to be the most powerful and wisest humans and gods‚ women had the power to significantly influence these men. Gender Roles in the Epic of Gilgamesh In the Epic of Gilgamesh‚ gender plays a very significant role. While women were not the most powerful gods nor the strongest or wisest

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