3. What evidence supports the idea that Beowulf is an extraordinary or special person? (an actual quote, not just line numbers Page 422)

Beowulf is considered a hero due to his superhuman strength, the extraordinary feats he achieves, and the fights against mythological monsters that earned him his title of brave. One of these battles that supports the idea that Beowulf is extraordinary is the fight with the dragon that threatens to destroy his kingdom, a battle in which he is victorious, but he dies.

Explanation:

In Celtic mythology, Beowulf was a Norse hero and Gauta's king.

Of this character an epic was written whose origin is from the ancient people of the English race (Anglo-Saxons).

"The Beowulf Epic" tells the story describing the presence of a hero and his confrontations against great enemies to demonstrate his worth and overcome his trials.

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