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Morality In Beowulf

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The epic poem of Beowulf as a whole had Beowulf ending his adventures, where he had his own beliefs become the very thing that punctured his fate at last. These morals had moved Beowulf through a beautiful time, of no fear and entering battles with the acceptance of a future that will happen to him. In spite of this though, Beowulf routine of trust only became something that was never modified, becoming something of a scale much lower than his opponents. A definition of a hero had been something Wiglaf mentions as Beowulf’s kinsman saying how “A warrior will sooner/ die than live a life of shame” (2890-2891) Beowulf showed the ideal version of a hero, as a warrior who chooses his final closure through a way of honor worth a grand prize or
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