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    Family Values In Beowulf

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    Beowulf Sophy liv JM0560200 02/09/2018 Beowulf In the Beowulf epic hero world that we've known in today's world, is that there is some unrecognizable different world, the set of the culture, the family values, that presented in this ancient world. The three most important values, strength, courage, and loyal.All the independent social, value and cultural ties.All of this work together as in reflecting a culture that someone is holding the truth to the words, because of reputation and Beowulf…

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    According to the world renowned author Ernest Hemingway, a hero is “A man who lives correctly, following the ideals of honor, courage and endurance in a world that is sometimes chaotic, often stressful, and always painful” (Miles). Who is a chaotic and stressful hero in your eyes? Wolverine? Deadpool? These characters relate to Frederic Henry because they are not traditional heroes. An average day in any of these heroes shoes are almost the complete opposite of normal. All of Hemingway’s…

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    Napolean Boneparte Tyrant or Hero Hero: A person who does something out of selflessness or of his beliefs and is admired for it While he may not be considered as one now, Napoleon Boneparte was a hero of the time. Even though what he did was not out of selfless and was for glory, it was what he believed was right and he did whatever he needed to make it happen. Napolean rose to fame by being a brilliant military leader. He had gained a lot of popularity and support for driving the British…

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    Imagine: Two warriors from different sides if the globe shared more similarities than differences. They each have great honor and values. Both of them fought to keep their land safe. The two warriors vowed an oath to their lord,, but at what cost? The samurai and knights left an important mark on the world and will forever be remembered.. In honor to the samurai and knights I will write a small time line showing some important moments in their and their kingdoms career. In 1066, William the…

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    Olafur Eliasson is an Icelandic installation artist who works with light and the spaces in which his installations reside. In 1967, he was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, and raised in Iceland. The desolate northern landscape of his childhood had developed his artistic sensibilities and style, giving him a keen appreciation for the changing drama of natural light. He began his career selling lamps, called Little Suns, to poor people who had little access to electricity in Africa. Eliasson wanted…

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    “There must be a beginning of any great matter, but the continuing unto the end until it be thoroughly finished yields the true glory.” “It isn't that life ashore is distasteful to me. But life at sea is better.” Because we sailed too close to the shore”(Francis Drake). The words of Sir Francis Drake linger in the minds of young adventures and great minds alike to distill a spark of adventure in all who see it. Sir Francis Drake is a great sailor among all the ranks of all of England. During his…

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    Courage can't just be said it has to be shown. In the book Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry by Mildred Taylor, Mr. L.T. Morrision is the most brave, loyal, and kind person you will meet. Mr. Morrison showed courage by standing to the wallaces, he moved Kaleb Wallace's car off the road, and when he stayed with the Logans even though he could get hurt Mr. Morrison’s actions proved that he knows what is right and he is going to stand up for that no matter what. Even though his parents were killed by…

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    Back then, people believed that a hero was someone who had high ambitions and would never desert an opportunity to gain glory. Actions like this had extreme significance because glory and honor meant everything to a person with Pagan beliefs. Out of the many applicable characters presented in the three pieces of literature, Beowulf, The Iliad, and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, only one figure best fits this description. He is a man with a daring personality and always strives to win whatever…

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    Grendel and Modern Day Society Grendel and modern-day society may not have many things in common from an outside point of view, but when one starts to examine it they are alike in more ways than one would realize. Beowulf's Grendel and modern-day society have similarities and differences; however sometimes the similarities outweigh the differences. The modern-day society of today's world is one completely opposite of the society in Beowulf. In Beowulf's time, what caused…

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    Loyalty, honor, and strength are valued as ideal traits for any fighter. A warrior’s character plays a major role in the story of Beowulf. The society of the Geats have a central focus on this when describing their warriors, especially when talking about Beowulf himself. The more a warrior displays these traits, the higher their status will be in society. Does the modern world lack traditional traits that are needed for a moral personality? The story of Beowulf is one that contains values that…

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