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Volunteerism In Beowulf

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Annabel doodled on her maple school desk as her instructor, Mr. McConaway, squawked about the Anglo-Saxon beliefs and values. After she effaced her sketch of Mr. McConaway as a fearsome Viking she glimpsed at the board. The ancient half-smashed chalk board had a plethora of words registered across its exterior. Annabel began to link the Anglo-Saxon culture with American culture. She transcribed how courage and recklessness coordinated with volunteerism, warrior aristocracy paired with action and achievement oriented, and how loyalty harmonized with equality. First, bravery and recklessness in Anglo-Saxon culture is similar to volunteerism in Modern-American culture. In Beowulf, Beowulf volunteered to fight an abundance of monsters. Beowulf’s
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