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Beowulf

TitleBeowulf
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Beowulf




Beowulf


     John Meister
     9\21\96


       The early English epic Beowulf is filled with a marvelous hero , ghastly
villains , far off lands , and deeds of great valor. These are some of the
reasons why Beowulf is a great example of an early English epic. Beowulf is an
epic because it has action that consists of deeds of great valor , the setting
of Beowulf is in vast scope covering great lands and far off places , and the
hero of the story , Beowulf , is of imposing stature of international and
international importance.
       One reason that Beowulf is an epic is because the action consists of
deeds of great valor. Beowulf told a story of when he killed nine sea-beasts
with his sword. He also said," I returned from a fight when I destroyed five a
family of giants ," which proves the great strength that Beowulf had. When
Beowulf talked about going to fight Grendel , he denied himself the use of a
sword because he wanted a fair hand-to-hand fight with Grendel. When one of
Hroathgars' coast guards set eyes upon Beowulf he said ,"I have never set eyes
on a more noble man , you are no mere retainer."
       Although the action in Beowulf  consists of great deeds , the setting of
the story is vast scope covering great lands and far off places. Beowulf said
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