Beowulf’s motivations for helping Hrothgar appear to be threefold: (1) The Danes are in need of help against a monstrous horror and Beowulf believes he can set things right for them; (2) Hrothgar had provided shelter to Beowulf’s father, Ecgtheow, as well as paid werguild in a feud that Ecgtheow had precipitated; and (3) Fighting Grendel will bring Beowulf renown and treasure. Modern audiences may question whether motivation (
Is there answer choices?
Also, is sounds like a church member trying to start a company,fundraiser,or something that benefits the church.
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Karma is some scary s*. I'm loyal tho. I can fight. So Ian got nothing to worry about.
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The choices of parents are not the choices of their children
The children gain agency to act by the end of the poem, with the implication that they will act better than their parents.
The lines show the strength of children, as they continue to succeed even without their parents.
