How does Beowulf differ in two versions of the story

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Dajon · Answer 1 · 2020-05-09T21:37:07+0000

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In beowulf, Beowulf is described as a hero named beowulf, who travels overseas in order to fight a monster named grendel. However, in Grendel, he is described as an unnamed hero, who is an outsider, coming in to fight Grendel.

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