There are parts of the heroic code that are not constant with the christian beliefs. For example, Beowulf thinks that instead of grieving over the death of a friend, they should seek out revenge.

Gold and gift-giving resembles praise and appreciation for someone. For example, when Hrothgar gives Beowulf gifts after defeating Grendel. Also, when Beowulf receives the sword Naegling or Hrunting as a gift of bravery and triumph. Additionally, Beowulf gives a golden gift to Wiglaf before he dies for his bravery for staying in battle with him and not running away like the others.

The poem Beowulf shows very important female roles in the story. For example, Wealhtheow doesn’t just serve the men at her husband’s barty, but she also reaffirms social norms and customs. Grendel’s mother also …show more content…
All of the tangents in Beowulf add artistic elements to the story and provide historical contexts for readers so they can understand the purpose better. These kinds of stories are meant to teach and entertain people at the same time. .

Beowulf’s main goal was to be a hero. Most men in this story wanted to be just like him. Additionally, he followed, what he perceived to be, the will of god. This is why he killed the dragon; because he believe that that is what God wanted him to do. Unferth showed the more jealous side of those who are heroic and successful. Additionally, the role of women in this poem are vital because they keep the men in order, but showing them how they should or should not act. The social world of Beowulf exclude non-heroics and monsters, by brutally killing them and avenging other’s deaths. .

Loyalty and vengeance are both strong attributes that lead to the fight between good and evil in this story. Glory and treasure are not always the most important parts to a heroic novel.
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