Beowulf_In_Our_Eyes

Beowulf In Our Eyes Beowulf, in our eyes. In the poem, Beowulf, many people consider it as an epic, which is a long narrative poem that deals with great heroes and adventures and involves supernatural forces that are larger-than life. The great poem is considered by many as an epic due to the great qualities that it possesses such as its relevance between the forces of good and evil, the vital elements of a cultural representation, and the overall appearance that it appears larger-than life. In the epic, Beowulf, the reader first learns of the many traits that the poem possesses by considering the three most important traits and trying to give the reader an idea about them. The most important factor that contributes to the overview of the poem being larger-than life is the great strength that is expressed throughout the poem. To be strong, to be courageous, and to be heroic, Beowulf had to show his strength through the many obstacles that stood in his way. The great strength that is shown through the characters in the play contributes to the epic’s appearance as being larger-than life. The main character, Beowulf, is considered as a great hero to his fellow men because his amazing strength. Beowulf has fought in numerous battles and has been victorious in most of beowulf, epic, evil, good, great, strength, grendel, status, mother, gold, culture, because, shows, reader, poem, important, traits, through, representation, play, life, larger-than, kill, grendel#8217s, death, battle, appearance, anglo-saxon, after, strong, show, pride, portrayed, overall, next