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"Then he said farewell to his followers, Each in his turn for the last time: I'd use no sword, no weapon if this beast could be killed without it"

This shows Anglo-Saxon culture because Beowulf shows bravery and gives his final goodbye to his comrades. He also shows honor amongst his friends by saying he wishes to be honorable and not use weapons against his opponents if they do not use weapons. Beowulf says all of this to Wiglaf and his followers.

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Ralliing up an army to talk to the men about saving their glorious king.

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He's fighitng a dragon using a sword beacuse he needs to.

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Quote #4:

Beowulf is talking to the Geats.

He was saying his farewell to his followers.

This quote shows the saxon culture because it shows they would have rather used their bare hands to fight rather than weapons.

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Quote #5 represents Anglo-Saxon culture because it reflects their views of bravery and loyalty to other men. Wiglaf sees that his king is in trouble because of the dragon, so he decides to still go into battle to help him.

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Quote #5 represents Anglo-Saxon culture because it reflects their views of bravery and loyalty to other men. Wiglaf sees that his king is in trouble because of the dragon, so he decides to still go into battle to help him.

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in anglo Saxon culture they boast. #4

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Quote #4 represents the Anglo-Saxon culture because it reflects their preference for using their bare hands and physical strength to face challenges, rather than relying solely on weapons.

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Beowulf is talking to the Geats. Beowulf in this quote is saying that he is going to go in with the same game plan he used against grendel to fight the dragon.

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Quote #5 represents the Anglo-Saxon culture because it highlights their loyalty, bravery, and willingness to protect their leader, even in the face of danger.

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Our quote represents Anglo Saxon culture because, it shows how the future generations of Saxons will have no heroism and instead of running towards the battle, they run away from the battle leaving their fellow men behind.

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this quote represents the anglo saxon culture because they would fight till death to serve their king. Especially to save their king in battle.

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Our quote relates to Anglo Saxon culture because, whenever Beowulf's men abonden him, its showing that the future generations of Saxons are cowards and run from battle.

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Wiglaf watching Beowulf fight a dragon and lose

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#5

This quote is about Beowulf's soldier Wiglaf talking to himself about saving Beowulf. Beowulf in this moment was fighting a dragon alone because all of his comrades abandoned him.