Throughout this mythical story, Beowulf is depicted as a hero in the battle between good and evil. Over time

, it has been a constant struggle between good and evil. In most stories the hero struggles, yet defeats the evil. Beowulf's image was perfectly composed through the words of the author. "I never saw in the world a greater earl than one of your band is, a hero in his harness. He is no mere retainer decked out with weapons, unless his face belies him, his excellent front (5)." This passage takes place when the watchman of the Scyldings first sees Beowulf and his men. These are the watchman's thoughts as Beowulf approaches. He has never seen a man of Beowulf's size and is overwhelmed by his shiny armor. This is the first time in the story where the author describes Beowulf's physical features. The author introduces Beowulf's presence as majestic and noble.

Beowulf always places God, the king, and the people before himself. He is a very respectful warrior, who co

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