Chapter one: an epic poem of old english literarure named beowulf

CONCLUSION
After investing over a week perusing the story "Beowulf", ready to all come to the conclusion that he may be a legend. Beyond any doubt, he spares nations from creatures, has mind blowing quality and shrewdness, and is brave- the ordinary anecdotal saint. In any case, when I listen the word saint, I think in terms of an regular legend. In my intellect, a saint is someone who performs bold acts indeed in case the results can be deadly. My case of a legend could be a fire fighter. He/she knows that they may well be slaughtered protecting somebody from a burning building, however they still go in. Why? Likely for the honor and wonderfulness that individuals will donate them.
Presently that we know my definition of a legend, we will take a closer look at the Beowulf"s life to decide on the off chance that he could be a saint by my benchmarks. We to begin with experience Beowulf when he listens almost the inconveniences the Danes are having with an fiendish beast named Grendel. Beowulf, knowing that this fiendish creature may be able to murder him, intentionally packs up a few stuff, assembles a few of his men, and clears out the Geats to go offer assistance the Danes. When Beowulf arrives to Danish lord, he is gently welcomed to the compelling mead corridor. When there, Beowulf tells the lord that he would like to battle the fiendish beast. The lord, knowing that he has nothing to lose, lets Beowulf battle the creature. Is this fellow asking for consideration or what?What man in his right intellect would go to another nation to battle a horrendous creature? Beowulf needed the honor that he may get on the off chance that he murdered Grendel. That's why he went. Too, the lord told him that on the off chance that Beowulf might overcome Grendel, he would have anything his heart longed for. So, the reply to the address in the event that he qualifies as a genuine legend is yes for this portion. He knows he can pass on on the off chance that he battles Grendel, but he still does it.
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1^ 1.Амелина Т.А., Дьяконова Н.Я. Хрестоматия по английской литературе ХХвекa. Москва : Просвещение, 1985.

2^ 2.Аникин Г.В., Михальская Н.П. История английской литературы. -Москва : Высшая школа, 1975.

3^ 3.Аникст А.А. История английской литературы. - Москва : Высшая школа, 1956.

4^ 4.Arnold I., Diakonova N. Three Centuries of English Prose. - Leningrad: rosvesheniye, 1967.

5^ Beowulf introduction Article introducing various translations and adaptations of Beowulf

6^ Beowulf, translated by John Lesslie Hall at Standard Ebooks

7^ Дьяконова Н.Я. Английский романтизм. -Москва: Наука, 1978.

8^ Азизов R., Rаюмов О. Чет эл адабиёти тарихи. (18-20 асрлар) - Тошкент: Erитувчи, 1987.

9^ 6.Baranovsky L. S., Kozikis D.D. Panorama of Great Britain. 2. Histo- rical Outline. -Minsk:Vysheishaya Shkola Publishers,1990,pp.45-180.

10^ Библиотека всемирной литературы. Поэзия английского романтизма. Москва: Худлит, 1975.