The dragon shows it’s physical evil by flight and fire. The fire dragon is very fierce because it attacks Beowulf’s throat, “For the third time the dragon charges and fixes its tusks in Beowulf throat” (Raffel, 27). Beowulf gets injured and his neck starts to swell up, after a while Beowulf had realized that he is about to die. “He tells Wiglaf to give the dragon’s treasure to the Geats” (Raffel, 27). During this part, Beowulf wants Wiglaf to give the Geats the treasures he has received from killing the fire
The dragon shows it’s physical evil by flight and fire. The fire dragon is very fierce because it attacks Beowulf’s throat, “For the third time the dragon charges and fixes its tusks in Beowulf throat” (Raffel, 27). Beowulf gets injured and his neck starts to swell up, after a while Beowulf had realized that he is about to die. “He tells Wiglaf to give the dragon’s treasure to the Geats” (Raffel, 27). During this part, Beowulf wants Wiglaf to give the Geats the treasures he has received from killing the fire