1. Anglo-Saxon Culture in Beowulf
First Wealhtheow toasted and poured a drink for her king, Hrothgar, and then she went to each of the warriors in the mead hall to do the same. ... In addition to women and warriors, mead halls were also accurately portrayed in "Beowulf" as what they would be like in the real Anglo-Saxon culture. Mead halls were big buildings used for all different purposes, from telling stories to singing songs to sleeping-it was always filled with people, merriment, mead drinking, and loud noise. ... Mead halls also provided a sense of camaraderie amongst the people of the kingdom. ... Grendel, even...
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