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English, 22.09.2020 08:01, Chloeangelxoxo

In lines 288-290, the poet describes death as — a journey
Into darkness that all men must make, as death
Ends their few brief hours on earth.
Which choice best describes what this sentiment seems to tell us about people 1,200 years ago, when Beowulf
was written?

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