Characters in all kinds of fictional stories are characterized into different groups depending on how they shape the plot. In the great Anglo-Saxon Epic poem, Beowulf, many characters are featured as either static or dynamic. The main character, Beowulf, encounters many obstacles and undergoes multiple trials that cause him to immediately attract the attention of readers. However, Beowulf is a static character throughout the epic because while his personality may alter as he ages, his character stays the same, and does not undergo a major change that alters the plot.
Beowulf, a young warrior from Geatland boasting with confidence, bravery, and rigor, is called by Hrothgar to help the Scyldings defeat the spine-chilling monster, Grendel. Bearing
Beowulf, a young warrior from Geatland boasting with confidence, bravery, and rigor, is called by Hrothgar to help the Scyldings defeat the spine-chilling monster, Grendel. Bearing