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Beowulf is speaking to unferth. Beowulf is boasting about how brave he is and if unferth wants to die with his sword than he should go get it. This shows the pride of Anglo-Saxon culture and shows the value of bravery.

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Beowulf is talking to Unferth about his sword and how brave he is blah blah blah. he says if Unferth wants his sword when he (Beowulf) dies he'll have to be brave and go retrieve the sword himself.

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Who is talking? Beowulf. Who is he talking to? Unferth. What are they talking about? Beowulf is boasting about how brave and awesome he is and if Unferth wants his sword when he dies he'll have to be just as brave and go get it himself off the battlefield.

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Who is talking?- beowulf

Who is he talking to? -Beowulf is talking to Unferth

Unferth was a warrior who questioned beowulf´s bravery before his battle with grendel, Beowulf told him that he is brave, and he will use the sword to kill the monster, or he will die gloriously. He is demonstrating his bravery by telling Unferth if he wants his sword back, he can get it back after beowulf dies.

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Quote 6 The Battle with Grendel's Mother

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Quote 6 The Battle with Grendel's Mother

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Beowulf is talking to Unferth about Beowulf's sword. Unferth doesn't believe that Beowulf has slain so many enemies, so Beowulf says when he dies Unferth can have the sword, yet the only way Unferth could get the sword after Beowulf dies is if he went into the battlefield to retrieve the sword.

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Beowulf talking to Unferth.

Beowulf is stating how brave he is and that he will use the sword gloriously or die trying. Beowulf kindly boasts how he is more brave than Unferth by saying if he wants his sword back if Beowulf dies, he can go get it himself.

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Beowulf, being his proud, strong, and loyal self, is talking to Unferth about how we will win in the end, since Unferth did not believe he was really strong and brave. He said he can have his sword if he dies, but must go and get it, implying that if he stole the sword he would die

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This quote represents their culture because it is full of boasting. Boasting was their way of giving a resume, so everyone boasted about how awesome they are. In order to prove that he is worthy, and deserves a seat at the table, he brags about himself and how strong he is.

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In the Anglo-Saxon culture, they are very proud of who they are and where they come from. Beowulf shares these characteristics by bragging about how strong, brave and wonderful he is. He does this to prove he is worth honoring which is similar to the lifestyle of those in the Anglo-Saxon culture.

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Who is talking?- Beowulf

He's talking to?- Unferth

They're talking about?- Beowulf is taunting Unferth for doubting his bravery and strength, saying he can have his sword if he dies, but he has to go get it.

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The quotes in my section represents the Anglo-saxon culture because in the quote, Beowulf is boasting and taunting a danish warrior named Unferth. It is very common in this culture to prove your worth and show your accomplishments by boasting, which is what he's doing towards the danish man.

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In Anglo-Saxon culture boasting is highly needed to show all your accomplishments. Beowulf is boasting about how strong and brave he is to prove that he is honorable and that it is his fate to kill Grendel's mother.

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The Battle with Grendel's Mother Quote 6 - full answer

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The Battle with Grendel's Mother Quote 6 - full answer

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Who is talking?- Beowulf

Who is he talking to?- Unferth; a Danish warrior who had questioned Beowulf's bravery before the battle with Grendel

What are they talking about?- Beowulf boasts of his bravery in proving him wrong.

Beowulf boasts about his bravery, which is common in the Anglo-Saxon culture. In the Anglo-Saxon culture, they had to be brave to survive the constant warfare.

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Beowulf is boasting his strength and bravery, which is a good thing in Anglo-Saxon culture. He is also showing bravery and honor talking about someone else keeping his sword, right before the battle.