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Beowulf's Heroism: Loyalty to King and Valor in AS Society

Explore Beowulf's motives in helping Hrothgar, reflecting the Anglo-Saxon ideal of heroism rooted in ancestors' beliefs. His loyalty to King Hygelac and valor in bringing spoils exemplify the AS hero's characteristics. Discover how Beowulf's personal attributes and customs of the time drove him to respond to the Danes' plight.

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Beowulf's Heroism: Loyalty to King and Valor in AS Society

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  1. Beowulf Essay

  2. Scope: The AS idea of heroism was rooted in the beiliefs of their warlike ancestors.

  3. Focus: Beo's motives for helping Hrothgar are typical of the AS hero.

  4. AOD sentence: His personal attributes and customs of the time including loyalty to theking caused Beo to respond tothe Danes' problem.

  5. 3 areas of discussion1. Loyalty to his king a. Please King Hygelac b. Bring back spoils

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