Heroic epic in the literature of the early Middle ages. Poem “Beowulf”. Plan: I. Introduction II. Theme: Heroic epic in the literature of the early Middle ages

Final battle: The dragon

Beowulf returns domestic and in the long run gets to be ruler of his possess individuals. One day, fifty a long time after Beowulf's fight with Grendel's mother, a slave takes a brilliant container from the refuge of a mythical beast at Earnanæs. When the winged serpent sees that the container has been stolen, it takes off its cave in a seethe, burning everything in locate. Beowulf and his warriors come to battle the mythical beast, but Beowulf tells his men that he will battle the winged serpent alone which they ought to hold up on the pushcart. Beowulf plummets to do fight with the winged serpent, but finds himself outmatched. His men, upon seeing this and dreading for their lives, withdraw into the woods.One of his men, Wiglaf, be that as it may, in awesome trouble at Beowulf's situation, comes to his help. The two kill the mythical serpent, but Beowulf is mortally injured. After Beowulf passes on, Wiglaf remains by his side, grief-stricken. When the rest of the men at last return, Wiglaf severely advises them, faulting their weakness for Beowulf's passing. A while later, Beowulf is ceremonially burned on a extraordinary fire in Geatland whereas his individuals cry and grieve him, dreading that without him, the Geats are unprotected against assaults from encompassing tribes. A short time later, a cart, obvious from the ocean, is built in his memory.