Fate: In Beowulf, he makes the statement, “Fate always goes as it must.” which means Beowulf believes in whatever happens that i
t was destined to be, whether he won or lost in battle. In Macbeth, fate is another important idea. He says, “If chance will have me, king, why, chance may crown me, Without my stir.” which references that he is fine with accepting the fate of him becoming King. In this essay, discuss the role fate plays in these two texts and how it influenced the actions of Beowulf and Macbeth. Please provide textual evidence to support your writing from the two texts Macbeth and Beowulf.
introduction:contains the thesis statement that the student has chosen to build on in the essay BODY:contains information that supports the thesis statement CONCLUSION:restate the thesis statement and summarize the main point of the essay BIBLIOGRAPHY:provides a list of all the research sources used in the essay
They are techniques used to build logical support for an argument. They make nonfiction writing more entertaining. They are rhetorical devices used for persuasive effect
