Beowulf had executed the dragon, and the dragon snatched Beowulf's life. Beowulf surrendered his life to liberate his people from a terrifying menace. This sacrifice is very similar to the way Jesus Christ sacrificed his life to save the people of the world from the horrific sins. His own followers had persecuted and crucified him...
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His own followers had persecuted and crucified him. In Beowulf's case his people had abused the privilege of having a supernatural ruler with superhuman strength; and they constantly sent him to bail them out of crisis. This is a vague representation of the religious influence. After Beowulf's life was taken, his kingdom laid him to rest...
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