The best who can represent the belief of fate is Beowulf, Beowulf's successes in many battles against monsters were sought from treasures and fame. ... Hrothgar who is the king of the land Grendel dwells upon allows Beowulf who is up for the challenge take on the mighty creature , Beowulf says:" death takes me; Fate must be fate". ... Hrothgar rewards Beowulf with two arm ornaments, war-chains , rings and the greatest necklace known to earth because of Beowulf's incredible actions. Beowulf has fought three creatures and in all three has defeated his opponents, These fights ...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

Beowulf is an epic, though is often overlooked as not being a true epic according to some scholars. ... There is a constant prevalence of the world's even in Beowulf, the good that fights it, and this is represented by Hrothgar, Beowulf, and the Satanic trinity of the three monsters. ... Beowulf, in a like manner, is also seen as a traditional epic hero. ... Beowulf even had an eagerness for material rewards and earthly fame, which is a characteristic of Paganism. ... Beowulf's continued success as a great epic of the Middle Ages is due to the classic tale that it tells. ...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate