Beowulf: Fate Or Personal Failure?

Having a good and noble king is dynamic to succession and happiness with a group of people. Also, it could cause the welfare of people to suffer by foreign or outsider king; however, if a group of people has a great king, they will remain joyful and wealthy till they die. Although, not all kings are the good kings, but the ability of welfare’s people is on their reflection. However, his heroism was more than his dragon killing skills and he was courageous, strong and generous. The Beowulf is one of the king’s stories with nobility, courage, and bravery.

A young prince and an elder king influenced by Beowulf due to these qualities it allowed him to become an honoured king. Beowulf’s actions are showed as a precedent for other future kings and youngest princes. Obviously, each young prince wanted to inspire …show more content…
Therefore, to understanding Beowulf’s death harshly as a personal failure, but overwhelming emphasis gave to neglect and to fate in this last part of the poem. Though to the conflict between Beowulf and dragon was an aura about the unavoidability. Somewhat the conscious choice could also be a battle or an interpreted as an issue, which Beowulf had in his choice a very small or free choice at all. Moreover, it would be too difficult to blame Beowulf because of his warrior culture and to the dictates of his …show more content…
These characteristics are showed heroic activities on him such as slaying Grendel and Grendel’s mother. Also, later on Beowulf demonstrated the heroic trait of being just a ruler for his people and the Geats and sacrificed his life to kill the dragon that threatens