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    Compare Beowulf To Malala

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    With Beowulf‚ Grendel‚ Grendel’s mother and the dragon were all enemies that he fought to retain peace. Malala on the other hand‚ does not use swords or super strength‚ but instead uses the power of her voice to spread awareness. The Taliban are pulling women and young

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    Selflessness In Beowulf

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    leadership‚ and selflessness is literally‚ “the stuff of legend”. Each of these are characteristics‚ we in the modern world still see as essential to a hero. Beowulf’s courage was shown time and time again. From the battles with the stealthy Grendel and his vengeful mother‚ to his final moments battling the

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    like Beowulf. Beowulf is described as “the strongest of the Geats—greater and stronger than anyone anywhere in the world” (Raffel‚ 2007‚ p. 26). Anglo-Saxons admired a daring and powerful leader. Beowulf was these things; for example‚ he killed Grendel with his bare hands and fearlessly led the charge against Grendel’s mother. Beowulf is the praised and long-sought after Anglo-Saxon. In contrast‚ little Bilbo Baggins doesn’t conjure similar images. Bilbo is introduced as the least-likely hero

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    response his men are not nearly as loyal of those of Odysseus‚ and often act as if they don’t have confidence in Beowulf’s abilities. Beowulf’s men were chosen by him to accompany him to the Danish shores where he would attempt to slay the monster Grendel. While it is true the men are his kin‚ he shows no emotional attachment right from the beginning. “Beowulf chose the mightiest men he could find‚ the bravest and best of the Geats” it seems he simply picked the strongest men who would go with him

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    Beowulf and the divergent a great king of the ancient Danes and the founder of their royal line. Anglo - Saxons created Beowulf to tell a story about heroes and Violence that is a part of life‚ but it is not considered a free-for-all. ¨My lord‚ the great king of the Danes‚ commands me To tell you that he knows of your noble birth And that having come to him from over the open Sea you have come bravely and are welcome. (Beowulf‚ 127-130) had some awesome heroic kings.The first of these hero-kings

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    Metaphors In Beowulf '

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    based in anglo saxon times therefore most of the peoples beliefs would be about loyalty‚honor‚ bravery and such. Gold throughout the story isn’t really seen as economic value it’s mostly used as as social object. For example when beowulf kills Grendel he is rewarded a large quantity of gold by Hrothgar. he also rewards beowulf’s men with smaller amounts of gold as a way

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    executives in that they classify their profession above all other facets of life‚ just as Beowulf placed his quest for fame and glory above all other aspects of his life. Beowulf demonstrates his unrelenting desire for fame by the slaying of the monster Grendel‚ keeping his composure to stay calm without being nervous or scared. Beowulf “[began] to remove his iron breast-mail‚ / took off the helmet and handed his attendant/ the patterned sword‚ a smith’s masterpiece” (Beowulf lines 44). His next expression

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    Betrayal In Beowulf

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    the struggle to accept their identity causes strife within the characters. Each character has a part to play and a loyalty to someone. King Hrothgar to his kingdom; Unferth and Beowulf to the King. But loyalty counldn’t take them everywhere. When Grendel came to terrorize Heorot Hall‚ King

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    I live my days on a cold and gloomy swamp that lies on the edge of King Hrothgar’s kingdom. This is my home‚ the only place I feel safe. My father and I have been persecuted our entire lives by the people of the kingdom. They give us trouble because we are the descendents of Cain‚ the first human to commit murder‚ who killed his brother Abel. The citizens describe us as hideous‚ ruthless‚ clawed monsters. The king was disgusted with my father so much that he had him executed‚ twelve long years ago

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    status. One of the major differences between Beowulf and Gawain is their personalities. Beowulf is very arrogant in “Beowulf”. So arrogant‚ that he “renounce sword and the shelter of the broad shield” so he could fight “hand-to-hand” with the demon Grendel (“Beowulf” lines 436-438). This shows that Beowulf was so arrogant that he fought a demon

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