Beowulf 16
In the epic Beowulf, the only complete Old English epic that has survived to present day, the protagonist Beowulf fights three significant battles. During these three battles against Grendel, Grendel’s mother, and the dragon, Beowulf uses his strength and bravery to defeat each of the foes encountered. Beowulf uses several of his character traits to help him as he conquers his enemies. When one is analyzing a story such as this, one must break the story down to its fundamental levels. On the most fundamental level, the battles Beowulf fights vary in several ways. One of these ways is the revenge factor. Although revenge is a factor in some of his battles, he continues to be victorious. So one has to ask oneself, does revenge make the battles “unpure”? If so, the battles differ in many ways, on different levels. Thus, each battle differs in the fact that each successive battle is less pure and more difficult. The first battle Beowulf versus Grendel contains some of the elements aforementioned. The fight is being fought as r
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Approximate Word count = 695
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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