Answer:
Find the answers and pieces of evidence below.
Explanation:
1. Hrothgar advised Beowulf to never allow himself be overcome with pride for the glory that came with being a warrior was fleeting.
Evidence from the text:
<em>Beware of arrogance, world-famous champion!
</em>
<em>But a little-while lasts thy life-vigor’s fulness;</em>
2. The relationship between Beowulf and Unferth before Beowulf left could be described as cordial for Unferth offered Beowulf his sword as a sign of peace or friendship.
Evidence from the text:
<em>The valiant one bade then,</em>
<em>Offspring of Ecglaf, off to bear Hrunting,
</em>
<em>To take his weapon, his well-beloved iron;
</em>
<em>He him thanked for the gift, saying good he accounted</em>
3. Beowulf told Hrothgar that if he ever had any need for him, that he would be very eager to offer his help.
Evidence from the text:
<em>If greater affection
</em>
<em>I am anywise able ever on earth to
</em>
<em>Gain at thy hands, ruler of heroes,
</em>
<em>Than yet I have done, I shall quickly be ready
</em>
<em>For combat and conflict</em>
4. King Hrothgar was unable to control his emotions for he wept profusely at the departure of Beowulf.
Evidence from the text:
<em>Then the noble-born king kissed the distinguished,
</em>
<em>Dear-lovèd liegeman, the Dane-prince saluted him,
</em>
<em>And claspèd his neck; tears from him fell,
</em>
<em>From the gray-headed man:</em>
