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    battle to protect his country. Beowulf takes the throne of Hrothgar when he passes away. Beowulf fights Grendel’s mother alone even in old age. By fighting the dragon alone he proves that he has developed his heroic qualities. beowulf fights the dragon alone to save his people. He prove himself as a good leader when he defeated the dragon. Some say that beowulf is not an epic hero because he wants glory for himself and no one else. Also that he didn 't care about the people that looked up to…

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    Treasure In Beowulf

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    end, the dragon’s hoard is reclaimed by Beowulf shortly before he dies. The treasure is often seen as a symbol of multiple ideas. It may represent eternal glory, Beowulf’s final reward for saving the Geats. The glory may be from the victory over the dragon or even the treasure itself. The treasure may represent Beowulf himself, as he is equal to its value. He is also killed around the same time the treasure is buried, so the people lose both together. It could also represent the common people,…

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    Beowulf, but one of the treasures given to him is a stolen cup from a dragon 's lair. After a thousand year slumber, he wakens when he hears and notices that a piece of his treasure is taken away from him and then goes on a rampage. Beowulf gets word on this dragon and his treasure and sets out to go fight him with “brave” soldiers, to go after this dragon and take his treasure. He gives them a speech on how they are going after the dragon and the treasure, he also gives a hint that he or any of…

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    The two cultures I chose to compare heroic values for are the ancient stories of Gilgamesh and Beowulf. Although they possess many similar heroic characteristics they also differ greatly. Beowulf is often referred to as the first important work of literature in English, even though it was written in Old English. The world that Beowulf depicts and the heroic code of honor that defines much of the story is a relic of pre–Anglo-Saxon culture. The hero of The Epic of Gilgamesh was an actual…

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    encounters is the troll wife. Beowulf enters the troll wife’s underwater cave and slays the monster by cutting its head off. The troll wife is described as “The mother of Grendel, a monstrous hag, Brooded over her misery, doomed to dwell In evil waters and icy streams” (ll 814-816). Beowulf successfully slays the troll wife, thus becoming king of the Danes. Beowulf triumphantly rules the kingdom for fifty years until the Dragon comes to wreck havoc within his realm. The Dragon is Beowulf’s final…

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    are wealthy or that God may favor the wealthy people more since they have more money. Jesus puts an end to this by saying this to his disciples, “Again I tell you, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the kingdom of God” (The Holy Bible: English Standard Version Matt. 19. 24). The meaning of this message Christ provides to his disciples is clear. Even if a person has all the riches in the world, that does not make him safe on Judgement Day.…

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    Grendel, an alternate take on the famous epic Beowulf written in the monster’s perspective, explores this position, and challenges the typical definitions and ideas of good and evil. In Grendel, Gardner utilizes the characters Grendel, Beowulf, and the Dragon to explore the theme that good and evil are never black and white. The original author of Beowulf portrays the monster Grendel as a personification of evil, however, Grendel, written from the monster 's perspective, offers different…

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    Some systems at SCHC users interact with directly includes GPMS, Allscripts, Soarian (Syngo), InteliChart, Dragon, and ICS. Then, there are the back-end programs such as MARS, VM, PACS system, and OpenLink to that mediates those directed programs (Appendix R). Group Practice Management System (GPMS) also known as IDX or patient management system are used by the…

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    To live a meaningful life is a exceedingly individualistic aspiration, one may say it is to do good in the world while someone else may say that to live a life of meaning and purpose is through personal success. Much like any other person, philosophers as well as biblical figures would agree that a life of meaning and purpose is dependent to personal experiences. To live the experience of a meaningful life often depends on the circumstances along with experiences that people endure. A life of…

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    a golden dragon egg (Rowling Goblet). Joseph Campbell defines the trials in multiple step, one being a “Dragon Battle”. This battle is against something completely unfamiliar and mysterious, a bigger force which the hero has no familiarity with. The Hungarian horn tail is a fearsome dragon whose front end, which can shoot fire up to 40 feet, is a dangerous as its back. It is covered in black scales, yellow eyes, bronze horns and equally colored spikes that jut from its tail. This dragon is known…

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