Conclusion
Talking of Tolkien, it was his influential essay, ‘Beowulf: The Monsters and the Critics’, which was really responsible for a shift in the way that people read Beowulf. Rather than viewing it as a historical document, Tolkien urged, we should be reading and appreciating it as a work of poetry. Tolkien also argued that Beowulf is a character who is very eager to obtain a good reputation. He makes a good use of his courage to acquire and secure his reputation as a brave person who is ready to serve and protect his people with loyalty. He is also a good friend and despite the initial criticism of overconfidence, at last we see an honorable character in Beowulf After the death of Higelak and his son Hardred, Beowulf becomes king. He ruled peacefully for 50 years, until a thief harassed a sleeping dragon guarding the treasures hidden in the cave. Beowulf with a detachment of warriors goes to the dragon's cave and there reflects on the bloody history of the Gout royal house and its feuds with the Swedes
Summary of Beowulf
In Beowulf, treasure simultaneously has an eternal and an evanescent quality. Amidst the general veneration of treasure, though, come some discordant notes. In one of the poem’s most mournful moments, the narrator describes “some forgotten person” burying the collective riches of his entire, equally forgotten race Overview Beowulf is an epic poem written in Old English by an anonymous author around the year CE. While most of the poem was discovered intact, some of it had been destroyed, likely burned in a fire. The translation by the acclaimed Irish poet Seamus Heaney won the Whitbread Award, and was praised for its freshness and accessibility Beowulf is a character who is very eager to obtain a good reputation. He makes a good use of his courage to acquire and secure his reputation as a brave person who is ready to serve and protect his people with loyalty. He is also a good friend and despite the initial criticism of overconfidence, at last we see an honorable character in Beowulf
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In Beowulf, treasure simultaneously has an eternal and an evanescent quality. Amidst the general veneration of treasure, though, come some discordant notes. In one of the poem’s most mournful moments, the narrator describes “some forgotten person” burying the collective riches of his entire, equally forgotten race Talking of Tolkien, it was his influential essay, ‘Beowulf: The Monsters and the Critics’, which was really responsible for a shift in the way that people read Beowulf. Rather than viewing it as a historical document, Tolkien urged, we should be reading and appreciating it as a work of poetry. Tolkien also argued that Beowulf is a character who is very eager to obtain a good reputation. He makes a good use of his courage to acquire and secure his reputation as a brave person who is ready to serve and protect his people with loyalty. He is also a good friend and despite the initial criticism of overconfidence, at last we see an honorable character in Beowulf
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Talking of Tolkien, it was his influential essay, ‘Beowulf: The Monsters and the Critics’, which was really responsible for a shift in the way that people read Beowulf. Rather than viewing it as a historical document, Tolkien urged, we should be reading and appreciating it as a work of poetry. Tolkien also argued that Beowulf is a character who is very eager to obtain a good reputation. He makes a good use of his courage to acquire and secure his reputation as a brave person who is ready to serve and protect his people with loyalty. He is also a good friend and despite the initial criticism of overconfidence, at last we see an honorable character in Beowulf In Beowulf, treasure simultaneously has an eternal and an evanescent quality. Amidst the general veneration of treasure, though, come some discordant notes. In one of the poem’s most mournful moments, the narrator describes “some forgotten person” burying the collective riches of his entire, equally forgotten race
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Beowulf begins with a history of the great Danish King Scyld (whose funeral is described in the Prologue). King Hrothgar, Scyld's great-grandson, is well loved by his people and successful in war. He builds a lavish hall, called Heorot, to house his vast army, and when the hall is finished, the Danish warriors gather under its roof to celebrate Beowulf is a character who is very eager to obtain a good reputation. He makes a good use of his courage to acquire and secure his reputation as a brave person who is ready to serve and protect his people with loyalty. He is also a good friend and despite the initial criticism of overconfidence, at last we see an honorable character in Beowulf In Beowulf, treasure simultaneously has an eternal and an evanescent quality. Amidst the general veneration of treasure, though, come some discordant notes. In one of the poem’s most mournful moments, the narrator describes “some forgotten person” burying the collective riches of his entire, equally forgotten race
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