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Drythelism: A Hero's Story
The hero of the story, Drythelm, is pious laymen, a father of a family, who lives in the region Cunningham, near a border. One night his really ill and dies. However he revives, causing a terror by his looks. But his wife thought so different she was not terrified she was actually happy. Drythelm divides his property, one for his wife, one for his kids, and the other part for poor people. A person dressed with white leads him through very wide, deep and infinitely long valley, flanked a terrifying way with flames and to his right there was a horrible storm. Drythelm thinks he must be in hell. Yet he didn't realize his companion reads his mind and tells him that “ this is not hell as you imagine.” As they speak is becomes darker and Drythelm can't see nothing, the only thing he can see is his guide. Drythelm find him-self alone, with humans soul rise like shooting stars in flames. Drythelm pay's very close attention yo inflicted the five souls. He recognized layman and a women, but all those figures are humans. …show more content…
His companion has returned and leads him to another direction towards a bright light again. They ended to a wall so high and very long that his eyes cannot handle or take in. They pass through it, but Drythelm finds himself in vast, a green meadow and full of flowers in a bright light. But he sees a man in a white, with a group of people with happy faces. Drythelm thinks he is in paradise in kingdom of heaven, but yet again here on again and comes his companion again and tells him is “ No this is not the kingdom of heaven as you imagine.” As Drythelm comes across this meadow, he sees a brilliant light ahead and hears a sweet sound voice of people singing. He was really hoping to enter the place, but he was glimpsed when his guide force him

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