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    to perceive the estimation of computer games as a narrating medium‚ equivalent to that of writing‚ film and music. Numerous stories are comparable in light of the way of life they depend on‚ and the story they tell. This is the situation in both Beowulf and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim‚ generally called Skyrim for short. Both stories draw intensely from

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    Comparing and Contrasting Link and Beowulf Throughout the ages of literature‚ one type of story is particularly popular and ancient. This is the story of the hero--a brave‚ courageous individual “who is admired for his or her outstanding achievements and noble qualities.” Often‚ they are depicted as a person who saves lives or risks everything for others. Such is the case for both of the heroes I will be comparing and contrasting. One hero is the epic Anglo-Saxon warrior Beowulf‚ a man who slayed demons and

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    “The Iliad” and “Beowulf” meet certain requirements that make the features that they convey epic. In the impressive poems‚ the heroic actions that are described determine the fate of different groups of people‚ reflecting the values of the age. The two poems show similarities in the manner in which the hero interacts with the supernatural beings mentioned. The supernatural beings and events also determine the actions and fate of the heroes in the poems. Both the epic poems “Beowulf” and “The Iliad”

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    outstanding achievements‚ or noble qualities. Maya Angelou and Beowulf both possessed the traits of a traditional hero. They both had endurance‚ strength‚ and patience when pursuing their victories. But‚ Maya Angelou was something more than traditional. This slight difference in her personality makes her the ideal hero.This trait would send her sky-rocketing in the hearts of people. This is what makes her ‘the real hero’. Although Beowulf has traits making him

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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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    but they also have some of the very same elements that make them interesting. The first thing is that both Beowulf and Frodo are both heroes even though they act very different and their stories are different. The next thing is the two heroes both go on a journey. They both have someone they can depend on. For Beowulf this would be Wiglaf who helps him defeat the dragon even though Beowulf killed it. For Frodo his friend Sam is the one he can deepened on. Sam tried to kept Frodo from falling into

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    something often an object that stands for a significant concept or series of ideas often a symbol is emblematic of the values of the characters. In the narrative Beowulf and the movie Star Wars‚ many aspects of symbolism are paralleled. In the movie Star Wars the most important examples are the Death Star‚ light sabers and the force. In Beowulf‚ some of the most important examples of symbolism are Grendel’s arm and head‚ the dragon’s treasure-trove Hrothgar’s mead-hall and Grendel’s cave. The mead-hall

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    On the other hand‚ even though there may be some similarities between the two cultures there are as well many differences between them as well. In egyptian culture there were many different types of power and roles throughout the egyptian empire. “Right below the pharaoh in status were powerful nobles and priests”(ushistory.org). This goes on to show that back then in Ancient Egypt power was not only ruled by one person but by multiple people all through. While in Anglo-Saxon/Viking culture “There

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    Similarities of The Wanderer and Beowulf These two stories are of warriors who find their own paths in life. In Beowulf‚ he experiences the ups of war‚ and the Wanderer experiences the downs. The theme of these two poems are closely related that it would make sense that the authors could have known each other’s stories and were writing them to have similar structure and purpose. The three major comparisons that I mostly captured from both poems are exile‚ abandoned mead-halls‚ and the ending

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    version of what a hero is‚ in the case of Burton Raffel’s‚ Beowulf‚ and William Shakespeare’s‚ Macbeth‚ their concepts of a hero compare quite well. Raffel’s famous tale‚ Beowulf‚ is about Beowulf himself‚ who is a courageous fighter‚ willing to fight monsters to protect everyone else‚ though to make a name for himself. Shakespeare’s Macbeth‚ is about a brave warrior who goes from a hero in battle‚ to a hero for simply his own good. Beowulf is portrayed as an epic hero whereas Macbeth is distinguished

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