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    Beowulf: An Epic Hero In the story Beowulf translated by Burton Raffel‚ Beowulf was an epic hero. He crossed the open sea‚ fought the monster Grendel with his bare hands‚ and he killed Grendel’s mother. Beowulf is an epic hero because he crossed a parlous sea to save a village from a man-eating monster named Grendel. Beowulf had to sail on a small ship through massive storms and sea monsters infested waters to travel to a place he knew nothing about. Beowulf had traveled to a village where

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    preferably just underneath it‚ and the name Beowulf appears. Beowulf has come to be the embodiment of an epic hero in society for his ability to exhibit not only one‚ but all traits of a hero in the epic proportion. Although Beowulf’s story remains evident‚ the relevance of his heroic characteristics may be questionable. Nonetheless‚ many traits that were valued at the time when Beowulf swam the seas‚ continue to linger on in modern society. Beowulf personifies the epic hero and all that it stands

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    The literary work of Beowulf is believed‚ by many‚ to contain numerous attributes of Christian propaganda. Throughout the story of Beowulf‚ there are several circumstances and coincidences that distinctly relate to the Christian belief system. One can only imagine that these ideas of Christian propaganda; which include the use of Christian themes and beliefs in works of literary art‚ were strategically placed throughout the story of Beowulf to help the conversion from the old world pagan religious

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    Beowulf’s services on behalf of your Acromantulas issues. Beowulf has been a wonderful service to my Kingdom and I am sure he will prove himself to be a great warrior for you as well‚ against the giant spiders . There is no other warrior that will match the strength of Beowulf. There is also no monster that can stop him. Beowulf has shown that he would rather die a heroic death than to hide from his fears‚ and there is no need to worry. Beowulf‚ a courageous and powerful warrior‚ may seem to come of

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    plotting his next attack on the innocent citizens of Heorot. What is his motivation? Is it instinct? Blood thirst? In the case of the sea monsters‚ that Beowulf slayed in his swimming match with Breca‚ is their motivation the same as what fuels Grendel and his mother ’s hatred? This idea of evil could present a foreshadow of malice and scorn‚ both of which play parts in the poem‚ Beowulf. Racing through the waters‚ neck and neck are Beowulf and Breca. A hostile creature lies below awaiting a human

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    29 August 2013 Beowulf Essay And over and over they swore that nowhere on earth or under the spreading sky or between the seas‚ neither south nor north‚ was there a warrior worthier to rule over men.Beowulf has many characteristics of an epic poem hero. When Beowulf found out that the Danes‚ led by Hrothgar‚ were being harassed and attacked by the monster Grendel‚ Beowulf set out on a quest to make sure that Grendel would cause no more harm to Hrothgar and his people. While he was on his quest

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    Aminah Shahid Nawaz Ms. Livesey- 5 Beowulf Essay October 31st‚ 2013 A Heroic Legacy Self-sacrifice is one of the most courageous things any individual could ever do for his people. Beowulf set the standards high to achieve the title of a true hero. A hero is an entrusted guard of society that people can count on in times of danger. Societies need heroes as protection for people so that they have someone to guard them in a dangerous time. Heroes are also needed because they embody the qualities

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    Beowulf‚ now being an elderly man‚ was faced with the difficult task to slay the dragon that had been guarding the castle it lives in. ¨I’ve never known fear‚ as a youth I fought in endless battles. I am old now‚ but i will fight again‚ seek fame still‚ if the dragon hiding in his tower dares to face me.” Beowulf soon battled the dragon‚ being burned by fire and left for dead‚ his trusted soldier‚ Wiglaf

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    Beowulf is a traditional epic poem. It was written in Old English in the Anglo-Saxon period by an unknown poet. It is written in England between 700 and 1000 a.d. Beowulf is consisting of 3182 alliterative lines. "It is generally agreed that the poet who put the old materials into their present form was a Christian ‚ and that his poem reflects a Christian tradition." There is only one copy of Beowulf that kept for many years. Beowulf was a great warrior. His bravery and strength helped him to triumph

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    Life is What You Make of it Life is a process of growth and learning. It is begun with limited knowledge‚ and through personal experiences‚ that knowledge may grow to a profound understanding of one’s true nature. This understanding is wisdom. All people inherently lack wisdom and only age is capable of elucidating it. In Seamus Heaney’s narration of BeowulfBeowulf commences his heroic journey as a young‚ ignorant warrior‚ and as he grows in both age and experience‚ he gains wisdom and

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