Beowulf and "The Seafarer" Beowulf and "The Seafarer" are two works of literature that portray the attitude and the feelings people had in the Anglo-Saxon times. These feelings give the reader a more accurate representation of how society worked back in those times. Both pieces have similar feelings such as fear, bravery and religious ideas. These abstract feelings interact with each other to create conflicts that make the work interesting to the reader. Although these …
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…fate for their lives. Both Beowulf and "The Seafarer" are stories that share similar feelings and therefore both narrators share their ways of expressing themselves. On both stories, the feelings of bravery and fear play an important role on the story's resolution. From both narrators we can perceive their similar feelings. The feelings in both novels are always in internal conflict, differentiating only in the fact that one is personified and the other on isn't.