ood warrior, a contrast to the cowardly warriors, who represent all that sciet shoud not emulate. After BEowulf's Battle with the dragon, Wiglaf reprimands the warrioirs who fled. Such cowardice, he says, reveals a national weakness and is an invitation for their enemies to attack. Wiglaf reminds them that the loss of Beowulf means no more gifts, a loss of land rights and everything that makes life joyous. Wiglaf emphasizes that death is preferable to a life without a lord; without a lord, man is adrift in a hostile world. During Beowulf's battle with the dragon, the poet tells us that Beowulf is not "undoomed", and after the battle during Wiglaf's attempt to revive the old Warrioir, the poet reminds us that God not only has the power to preserve

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Approximate Word count = 504
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)