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Insights from Beowulf: Women, Guests, and Anglo-Saxons

Explore the portrayal of women, guests, and Anglo-Saxons in Beowulf, uncovering themes of revenge, influence, and societal norms. Delve into Grendel's fate, Beowulf's victories, and how these characters shape the epic narrative. Image source: mlara.com/arturo1.jpg

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Insights from Beowulf: Women, Guests, and Anglo-Saxons

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  1. Questions for pp. 10-251. What does the section about Wealthow show us about women & guests?2. What does the monk’s influence tell us that happens to Grendel?3. What did Beowulf get for defeating Grendel?4. What does this section teach us about the Anglo-Saxons? (“Hildeburh, married to stop a feud between Jutes and Danes…”)5. How did Grendel’s mother avenge his death?6. Has Beowulf hit chaos? Explain why or why not. http://mlara.com/arturo1.jpg

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