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October 1, 2016

 

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Beowulf is loyal to the Geats by accepting this tremendous task of helping the Danes and does not question his king. He is loyal to the Danes by being respectful to his people and treating Hrothgar with the honor that he is due. He does not act differently because he is not his king. Beowulf is also loyal to the Anglo- Saxon society by staying true to the definition of a hero of that time...
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He does not act differently because he is not his king. Beowulf is also loyal to the Anglo- Saxon society by staying true to the definition of a hero of that time. He is a textbook hero in Anglo-Saxon times. Beowulf seeks fame and glory throughout the whole poem. That is a characteristic of an Anglo-Saxon hero...
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