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In some respects, Beowulf represents the epitome of many Anglo- Saxon values. For example, the courage that Beowulf demonstrates having to fight at cost to himself for something larger than himself is an Anglo- Saxon value of loyalty to something beyond oneself. Beowulf feels compelled to help Hrothgar despite the threats to his own personal freedom. Beowulf embodies an Anglo- Saxon code of conduct that recognizes the counter a real threat regardless of the consequences:
The need to "fulfill that purpose" or "meet my death" is the paradigm with which Beowulf approaches consciousness. He recognizes the Anglo- Saxon code of conduct that places primacy on putting the needs of others above oneself
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I went to the shop and I bought milk, eggs and jam.
Oh which snack to pick
Popsicle I could lick
Maybe some candy
or maybe a fish stick
I look inside the pantry
and stared at it blankly
for all the things inside
made me very very angry
I opened up the fridge
Just a tiny little smidge
The light didn't turn on
So I thought it was a glitch
My belly was very hungry
and I wanted something funky
so I made my way to the living room
to ask something to siri
Then i hopped into my car
Hoping to go far
I droved to a restraunt
and stopped at the snack bar.
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