Beowulf
Beowulf
Why is it important that we have seen with the loss courage in battle as well as his loyalty to Beowulf?
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Though Wiglaf is not quite the strong thane that Beowulf was, he is obviously learning, and in quite a hurry. He has enough presence of mind to berate the cowards for their weakness, and he knows that the people must quickly grieve for their lost lord, so that they may prepare for the war that is inevitable.
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