In addition, Beowulf fulfills his honor by guarding his kinsmen and his lord. As one of the royal family, Beowulf undertakes the duty to ward not only the honor of himself but also the honor of all his relatives. To be more specific, after hearing the tales of the destruction wrought by Grendel, Beowulf insists to travel to the land of the Danes and help his kinsman, Hrothgar. In the Anglo-Saxon society, with blood connection, Kim has been viewed as the strongest ties of loyalty. Since blood is thicker than water, it's Beowulf's responsibility to perform his honor for his kin as one of them. Moreover, as a valiant warrior with the strength of thirty men, Beowulf believes saving other from suffer is the creed of his life. During his confrontation
