A literary climax is the climax of a story, meaning it is the turning point of the story and it expresses intense drama or suspense. Before the literary climax is the rising action, which is the action that leads up to the climax, and after the literary climax is the falling action, which is the action that ends the story.

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In this excerpt from Beowulf, what do the underlined words imply about Shield Sheafson? So. The Spear-Danes in days gone by and

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I guess it refers to Beowulf. He is destined to be a great force that would defeat all those who would challenge him. It also represents what heroism is all about. Also emphasizes what it means in one’s culture where people are evaluated by their forefathers. In terms of heroism, even those without fathers have the potential to be a hero.

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