1. Nobility
... in spirit and fought for his noble worth. This proves to us that he was willing to sacrifice is own life and possibly not even defeat this dragon, but at least he would die trying. Beowulf also shows us the importance of being looked upon as noble. It was better to die, than to live shamefully being looked upon as a coward. Nobility ... in which he had been brought up was most sacred, and he worshipped it in the highest devoutness. He was not a man of drinking or merriment. Instead he devoted his life to more meaningful things that would improve the peoples way of life. His image became...
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