Beowulf

Beowulf The Never Ending Saga The Pagan’s epic poem Beowulf is a heroic saga about the young prince, Beowulf, who goes overseas to fight the kinsmen’s of Satan, which in the story is referred to as the descendents of Cain. The story explains the battles that every one will fight in their own lives and how only people of God can overcome the many obstacles that he has set for all of mankind to overcome. This is very odd because of the fact that pagans did not believe in the Christian culture. The story also gives the impression that if there is any evil in your heart or the heart of your people that your own society will eventually collapse. The only way from stopping the collapse is if there is a person of a different nationality that interferes. The person who interferes must be from a society who is free of sin. Many of the weapons that were used in some of the battles were also symbols of good and evil. There are many references and images of good and evil that are trough out this story that was intended for a pagan culture. beowulf, story, society, one, grendel, god, evil, danes, because, people, unferth, sword, person, own, out, mother, meaning, literature, king, geats, believe, about, world, time, pagans, original, grendel’s, fight, dragon, door, corrupted, come, changed, been, around, wiglaf, way, until, throne, someone, situations, sin, shylfing, shows, satan, referred, references, prince, piece, part