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A similarity between the 2 is Beowulf strength and audacity that is happening towards the girls

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One similarity between the "Rape of the Lock" and "Beowulf" is the Noble Status of the main characters.  Beowulf is the son of a famous warrior, and Belinda is a Lady/Princess of the area.

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The Rape of the Lock/ Beowulf--What are the similarities and Differences.
Document 1 similarity and one difference.
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Difference- Chase          One diffidence between the two stories is that Beowulf is a so called hero in his story, but Belinda is what you could say is a villein in her story.
Difference- Chase          One diffidence between the two stories is that 

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Difference- Chase          One diffidence between the two stories is that Beowulf is a so called hero in his story, but Belinda is what you could say is a villein in her story.

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Difference- Chase          One diffidence between the two stories is that Beowulf is a so called hero in his story, but Belinda is what you could say is a villein in her story.

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Similarity- Chase     One similarity of "The Rape of Lock" and "Beowulf" is how the characters in both are categorized by the feudalism system.

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Similarity- Chase     One similarity of "The Rape of Lock" and "Beowulf" is how the characters in both are categorized by the feudalism system.

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The difference between "Beowulf" and "Rape of the Lock" is that; "Rape of the Lock" is a satirical/cliche of an event, whereas "Beowulf" is an oral tradition/epic tale.
RotL being humorous and silly, and Beo being grand and exciting.

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One similarity between the "Rape of the Lock" and "Beowulf" is the Noble Status of the main characters.  Beowulf is the son of a famous warrior, and Belinda is a Lady/Princess of the area.

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Both of these stories are very similar in the fact that they are entirely made up but each character has some flaw. Belinda's flaw was her selfishness and her vanity over her simple lock of hair. Beowulf's flaw was he was too prideful and he should have never gone up against that dragon but since he wanted to prove himself he decided that dying was better than not trying to slay the dragon.

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One difference between The Rape of the Lock and Beowulf is Belinda is only wanting her hair back because she is vain and really only cares about herself. Beowulf fights all these battles not only for himself and his self-pride but because he wants to help his country and other neighboring countries.

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One similarity between these stories are that they both have lost important things and have to earn them back. For example she lost her hair and had to get it back and then Beowulf wanted to earn pride from his king so he fought Grendel. 

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One similarity between these stories are that they both have lost important things and have to earn them back. For example she lost her hair and had to get it back and then Beowulf wanted to earn pride from his king so he fought Grendel. 

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One difference between The Rape of Lock and Beowulf is Beowulf wants to help save others while Belinda is selfish and wants her hair back.
Kelli

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One difference between Beowulf and the Rape of the Lock is Belinda has her hair stolen where in Beowulf he fights and earns more pride. Alexis

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One difference between Beowulf and the Rape of the Lock is Belinda has her hair stolen where in Beowulf he fights and earns more pride. Alexis

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One similarity between the rape of the Lock and Beowulf is there are epic fights in both, in Beowulf he fights Grendel, his mother, and the dragon. In The Rape of The Lock Belinda fights to win a card game.
Kelli