# data[].attributes.headline
Trait 5 : Nation Heroism ( Kachina Vital)

# data[].attributes.subject
Trait 5 : Nation Heroism ( Kachina Vital)

# data[].attributes.body
Beowulf: " I'd leave my armor to my son, now, if God had given me an heir, a child born of my body, his life created form mine ................ " line 741

Oedipus: " Old men i did not wish to kill my father" line 1128

# data[].attributes.body
Trait 3:Great Warrior (Rodney)
Trait 3:Great Warrior (Rodney)
Beowulf is a great warrior by his feats of strength and courage. Beowulf established him in combat when he out to fight Grendel. “Then he stepped to another still body, clutched at Beowulf with his claws, Grasped at a strong-hearted wakeful sleeper— And was instant seized himself,claws bent back as Beowulf leaned up on one arm. (Lines 268-272)
Trait 2 Deandre ( Beowolf) , Jalil
Trait 2 Deandre ( Beowolf) , Jalil 
Would sail across the sea to Hrothgar, Now when help was needed. Pg 46 line 115-116

The horrible shrieks of pain and defeat, the tears torn out of Grendel's  Taut throat
Page 52 line 311
Trait Oedipus
Trait Oedipus
“ But now, since after all was finished, I became a citizen among you” Line 245 
Trait 6: Humility (Malachi and Aleah)
Trait 6: Humility (Malachi and Aleah) 
Beowulf:
Before te fight with Grendel he says “for either this night:unarmed he shall face me he dares. And may the divine Lord/ in his wisdom grant the glory of victory to whichever side He sees fit.” (638-687) He puts his weapons aside and has fate in God.


Oedipus: 
At the end of the play he found out that he killed his father Laius and slept with his mother Jocasta so he takes his eyes out as an punishment. (Lines 1455-1460)
Oedipus had to stick to his own law and exile himself. Oedipus promised the people of Thebes that he would find a way to punish himself so he blinded himself for his crimes. 
Also, he excited himself from Thebes, “That you shall send me out to live away from Thebes.” (Lines 1710-1711)

crimes
Trait
Trait
Precious
Precious 
Oedipus “ O child of Laius would I have ever seen you”
Beowulf “ my lord, the great king of Danes, commands me To tell you that he knows of your noble birth”
Trait 3: Great warrior (Bruno)
Trait 3: Great warrior (Bruno)

Oedipus: 

L.39-41-"You came and by your coming saved our city, freed us from the tribute which we paid of old to the sphinx, cruel singer.
L.165-7-"A champion of my country and the god. For when I drive pollution from the land I will not serve a distant friend's advantage,"
L.255-9-"I forbid that man, whoever he be, my land, my land where I hold sovereignty and throne; and I forbid any to welcome him or cry him greeting or make him a sharer in sacrifice or offering to the gods."
L.725-"No, certainly; kill you, not banish you.(responding to creon)
L.1336-7-"You're a dead man if I ask you again."(responding to the herdsman)
Trait 7: Jose, Elijah
Trait 7: Jose, Elijah
Beowulf (lines 207-210) “My tongue grows heavy, And my heart, when I try to tell you what Grendel Has brought us, the damage he’s done, here In this hall.
(lines 458-461) She welcomed him in her claws, Clutched at him savagely but could not harm him, Tried to work her fingers through the tighter Ring-woven mail on his breast, but tore and scratched in vain.
Beowulf was the strongest of the Geats-greater and stronger than anyone anywhere in this world (lines 110-111)


Oedipus- The horrible truth comes out that Oedipus has fulfilled the prophecy of the oracle, killed his father and married his mother. 
(Lines 41-45) This you did in virtue of no knowledge we could give you, in virtue of no teaching; it was God that aided you(Oedipus), men say, and you are held with God’s assistance to have saved our lives(Thebes).








Oedipus
Trait 1: A Noble birth
Trait 1: A Noble birth
(Beowulf’s)“My people have said , the wiser, most knowing and best of them, that my duty was to go to the Danes Great Kings” line 149-151 Briana .L

 “Beowulf you have come to us in friendship,and because of the reception your father found at our court” 
Line 191-192 Briana L

(Oedipus) “I will bring this to light again, King Phoebus fittlingly took this care about the dead.......
Line 161-165 Briana Lewis

“ Then the best counsel vexes me, and has for some while “ line 1220-1221 Briana.L



Trait 5: National Heroism , Deanna Grace
Trait 5: National Heroism , Deanna Grace
Beowulf:
“Beowulf, Higlaf’s follower and the strongest ... – greater and stronger than anywhere in this world” [line 109-111]

“Of their dead king and his greatness, his glory, praising him for heroic deeds ... as noble as his name” [line 887-889]

Oedipus:
“O ruler of my country “ [line 13]

“Now Oedipus, Greatest is all men’s eyes, here falling at your feet we all entreat you” [line 46-47]

Trait 4: Travel over the vast setting
Trait 4: Travel over the vast setting
Mea Thomas & Kemar Graham

Beowulf - "The bravest and best of the Geats, fourteen In all, and led them to their down to their boat; He know the sea, would point the prow 
Straight to that distant Danish shore...Prologue (the sentence in the italics but I do not think that count
Line:121-124
Oedipus - "When I heard this I fled, and in the days that followed I would measure from the stars the whereabouts so of Corinth- yes I fled to somewhere where I should not see fulfilled the infamies told in the dreadful oracle."
Lines: 925-931
                               or
"You came and by your coming saved our city, freed us from the tribute which we paid of old to the Sphinx, cruel singer"
Lines: 39-41
Trait 3:Great Warrior (Rodney)
Trait 3:Great Warrior (Rodney)
Beowulf is a great warrior by his feats of strength and courage. Beowulf established him in combat when he out to fight Grendel. “Then he stepped to another still body, clutched at Beowulf with his claws, Grasped at a strong-hearted wakeful sleeper— And was instant seized himself,claws bent back as Beowulf leaned up on one arm. (Lines 268-272)
Trait 2 Deandre ( Beowolf) , Jalil
Trait 2 Deandre ( Beowolf) , Jalil 
Would sail across the sea to Hrothgar, Now when help was needed. Pg 46 line 115-116

The horrible shrieks of pain and defeat, the tears torn out of Grendel's  Taut throat
Page 52 line 311
Trait Oedipus
Trait Oedipus
“ But now, since after all was finished, I became a citizen among you” Line 245 
Trait 6: Humility (Malachi and Aleah)
Trait 6: Humility (Malachi and Aleah) 
Beowulf:
Before te fight with Grendel he says “for either this night:unarmed he shall face me he dares. And may the divine Lord/ in his wisdom grant the glory of victory to whichever side He sees fit.” (638-687) He puts his weapons aside and has fate in God.


Oedipus: 
At the end of the play he found out that he killed his father Laius and slept with his mother Jocasta so he takes his eyes out as an punishment. (Lines 1455-1460)
Oedipus had to stick to his own law and exile himself. Oedipus promised the people of Thebes that he would find a way to punish himself so he blinded himself for his crimes. 
Also, he excited himself from Thebes, “That you shall send me out to live away from Thebes.” (Lines 1710-1711)

crimes
Trait
Trait
Precious
Precious 
Oedipus “ O child of Laius would I have ever seen you”
Beowulf “ my lord, the great king of Danes, commands me To tell you that he knows of your noble birth”
Trait 3: Great warrior (Bruno)
Trait 3: Great warrior (Bruno)

Oedipus: 

L.39-41-"You came and by your coming saved our city, freed us from the tribute which we paid of old to the sphinx, cruel singer.
L.165-7-"A champion of my country and the god. For when I drive pollution from the land I will not serve a distant friend's advantage,"
L.255-9-"I forbid that man, whoever he be, my land, my land where I hold sovereignty and throne; and I forbid any to welcome him or cry him greeting or make him a sharer in sacrifice or offering to the gods."
L.725-"No, certainly; kill you, not banish you.(responding to creon)
L.1336-7-"You're a dead man if I ask you again."(responding to the herdsman)
Trait 7: Jose, Elijah
Trait 7: Jose, Elijah
Beowulf (lines 207-210) “My tongue grows heavy, And my heart, when I try to tell you what Grendel Has brought us, the damage he’s done, here In this hall.
(lines 458-461) She welcomed him in her claws, Clutched at him savagely but could not harm him, Tried to work her fingers through the tighter Ring-woven mail on his breast, but tore and scratched in vain.
Beowulf was the strongest of the Geats-greater and stronger than anyone anywhere in this world (lines 110-111)


Oedipus- The horrible truth comes out that Oedipus has fulfilled the prophecy of the oracle, killed his father and married his mother. 
(Lines 41-45) This you did in virtue of no knowledge we could give you, in virtue of no teaching; it was God that aided you(Oedipus), men say, and you are held with God’s assistance to have saved our lives(Thebes).








Oedipus
Trait 1: A Noble birth
Trait 1: A Noble birth
(Beowulf’s)“My people have said , the wiser, most knowing and best of them, that my duty was to go to the Danes Great Kings” line 149-151 Briana .L

 “Beowulf you have come to us in friendship,and because of the reception your father found at our court” 
Line 191-192 Briana L

(Oedipus) “I will bring this to light again, King Phoebus fittlingly took this care about the dead.......
Line 161-165 Briana Lewis

“ Then the best counsel vexes me, and has for some while “ line 1220-1221 Briana.L



Trait 5: National Heroism , Deanna Grace
Trait 5: National Heroism , Deanna Grace
Beowulf:
“Beowulf, Higlaf’s follower and the strongest ... – greater and stronger than anywhere in this world” [line 109-111]

“Of their dead king and his greatness, his glory, praising him for heroic deeds ... as noble as his name” [line 887-889]

Oedipus:
“O ruler of my country “ [line 13]

“Now Oedipus, Greatest is all men’s eyes, here falling at your feet we all entreat you” [line 46-47]

Trait 4: Travel over the vast setting
Trait 4: Travel over the vast setting
Mea Thomas & Kemar Graham

Beowulf - "The bravest and best of the Geats, fourteen In all, and led them to their down to their boat; He know the sea, would point the prow 
Straight to that distant Danish shore...Prologue (the sentence in the italics but I do not think that count
Line:121-124
Oedipus - "When I heard this I fled, and in the days that followed I would measure from the stars the whereabouts so of Corinth- yes I fled to somewhere where I should not see fulfilled the infamies told in the dreadful oracle."
Lines: 925-931
                               or
"You came and by your coming saved our city, freed us from the tribute which we paid of old to the Sphinx, cruel singer"
Lines: 39-41

# data[].attributes.body
Trait 3:Great Warrior (Rodney)
Trait 3:Great Warrior (Rodney)
Beowulf is a great warrior by his feats of strength and courage. Beowulf established him in combat when he out to fight Grendel. “Then he stepped to another still body, clutched at Beowulf with his claws, Grasped at a strong-hearted wakeful sleeper— And was instant seized himself,claws bent back as Beowulf leaned up on one arm. (Lines 268-272)
Trait 2 Deandre ( Beowolf) , Jalil
Trait 2 Deandre ( Beowolf) , Jalil 
Would sail across the sea to Hrothgar, Now when help was needed. Pg 46 line 115-116

The horrible shrieks of pain and defeat, the tears torn out of Grendel's  Taut throat
Page 52 line 311
Trait Oedipus
Trait Oedipus
“ But now, since after all was finished, I became a citizen among you” Line 245 
Trait 6: Humility (Malachi and Aleah)
Trait 6: Humility (Malachi and Aleah) 
Beowulf:
Before te fight with Grendel he says “for either this night:unarmed he shall face me he dares. And may the divine Lord/ in his wisdom grant the glory of victory to whichever side He sees fit.” (638-687) He puts his weapons aside and has fate in God.


Oedipus: 
At the end of the play he found out that he killed his father Laius and slept with his mother Jocasta so he takes his eyes out as an punishment. (Lines 1455-1460)
Oedipus had to stick to his own law and exile himself. Oedipus promised the people of Thebes that he would find a way to punish himself so he blinded himself for his crimes. 
Also, he excited himself from Thebes, “That you shall send me out to live away from Thebes.” (Lines 1710-1711)

crimes
Trait
Trait
Precious
Precious 
Oedipus “ O child of Laius would I have ever seen you”
Beowulf “ my lord, the great king of Danes, commands me To tell you that he knows of your noble birth”
Trait 3: Great warrior (Bruno)
Trait 3: Great warrior (Bruno)

Oedipus: 

L.39-41-"You came and by your coming saved our city, freed us from the tribute which we paid of old to the sphinx, cruel singer.
L.165-7-"A champion of my country and the god. For when I drive pollution from the land I will not serve a distant friend's advantage,"
L.255-9-"I forbid that man, whoever he be, my land, my land where I hold sovereignty and throne; and I forbid any to welcome him or cry him greeting or make him a sharer in sacrifice or offering to the gods."
L.725-"No, certainly; kill you, not banish you.(responding to creon)
L.1336-7-"You're a dead man if I ask you again."(responding to the herdsman)
Trait 7: Jose, Elijah
Trait 7: Jose, Elijah
Beowulf (lines 207-210) “My tongue grows heavy, And my heart, when I try to tell you what Grendel Has brought us, the damage he’s done, here In this hall.
(lines 458-461) She welcomed him in her claws, Clutched at him savagely but could not harm him, Tried to work her fingers through the tighter Ring-woven mail on his breast, but tore and scratched in vain.
Beowulf was the strongest of the Geats-greater and stronger than anyone anywhere in this world (lines 110-111)


Oedipus- The horrible truth comes out that Oedipus has fulfilled the prophecy of the oracle, killed his father and married his mother. 
(Lines 41-45) This you did in virtue of no knowledge we could give you, in virtue of no teaching; it was God that aided you(Oedipus), men say, and you are held with God’s assistance to have saved our lives(Thebes).








Oedipus
Trait 1: A Noble birth
Trait 1: A Noble birth
(Beowulf’s)“My people have said , the wiser, most knowing and best of them, that my duty was to go to the Danes Great Kings” line 149-151 Briana .L

 “Beowulf you have come to us in friendship,and because of the reception your father found at our court” 
Line 191-192 Briana L

(Oedipus) “I will bring this to light again, King Phoebus fittlingly took this care about the dead.......
Line 161-165 Briana Lewis

“ Then the best counsel vexes me, and has for some while “ line 1220-1221 Briana.L



Trait 5: National Heroism , Deanna Grace
Trait 5: National Heroism , Deanna Grace
Beowulf:
“Beowulf, Higlaf’s follower and the strongest ... – greater and stronger than anywhere in this world” [line 109-111]

“Of their dead king and his greatness, his glory, praising him for heroic deeds ... as noble as his name” [line 887-889]

Oedipus:
“O ruler of my country “ [line 13]

“Now Oedipus, Greatest is all men’s eyes, here falling at your feet we all entreat you” [line 46-47]

Trait 4: Travel over the vast setting
Trait 4: Travel over the vast setting
Mea Thomas & Kemar Graham

Beowulf - "The bravest and best of the Geats, fourteen In all, and led them to their down to their boat; He know the sea, would point the prow 
Straight to that distant Danish shore...Prologue (the sentence in the italics but I do not think that count
Line:121-124
Oedipus - "When I heard this I fled, and in the days that followed I would measure from the stars the whereabouts so of Corinth- yes I fled to somewhere where I should not see fulfilled the infamies told in the dreadful oracle."
Lines: 925-931
                               or
"You came and by your coming saved our city, freed us from the tribute which we paid of old to the Sphinx, cruel singer"
Lines: 39-41

# data[].attributes.body
Beowulf is a great warrior by his feats of strength and courage. Beowulf established him in combat when he out to fight Grendel. “Then he stepped to another still body, clutched at Beowulf with his claws, Grasped at a strong-hearted wakeful sleeper— And was instant seized himself,claws bent back as Beowulf leaned up on one arm. (Lines 268-272)

# data[].attributes.body
Would sail across the sea to Hrothgar, Now when help was needed. Pg 46 line 115-116

The horrible shrieks of pain and defeat, the tears torn out of Grendel's  Taut throat
Page 52 line 311

# data[].attributes.body
“ But now, since after all was finished, I became a citizen among you” Line 245

# data[].attributes.body
Beowulf:
Before te fight with Grendel he says “for either this night:unarmed he shall face me he dares. And may the divine Lord/ in his wisdom grant the glory of victory to whichever side He sees fit.” (638-687) He puts his weapons aside and has fate in God.

Oedipus:
At the end of the play he found out that he killed his father Laius and slept with his mother Jocasta so he takes his eyes out as an punishment. (Lines 1455-1460)
Oedipus had to stick to his own law and exile himself. Oedipus promised the people of Thebes that he would find a way to punish himself so he blinded himself for his crimes.
Also, he excited himself from Thebes, “That you shall send me out to live away from Thebes.” (Lines 1710-1711)

crimes

# data[].attributes.body
Oedipus “ O child of Laius would I have ever seen you”
Beowulf “ my lord, the great king of Danes, commands me To tell you that he knows of your noble birth”

# data[].attributes.body
Oedipus:

L.39-41-"You came and by your coming saved our city, freed us from the tribute which we paid of old to the sphinx, cruel singer.
L.165-7-"A champion of my country and the god. For when I drive pollution from the land I will not serve a distant friend's advantage,"
L.255-9-"I forbid that man, whoever he be, my land, my land where I hold sovereignty and throne; and I forbid any to welcome him or cry him greeting or make him a sharer in sacrifice or offering to the gods."
L.725-"No, certainly; kill you, not banish you.(responding to creon)
L.1336-7-"You're a dead man if I ask you again."(responding to the herdsman)

# data[].attributes.body
Beowulf (lines 207-210) “My tongue grows heavy, And my heart, when I try to tell you what Grendel Has brought us, the damage he’s done, here In this hall.
(lines 458-461) She welcomed him in her claws, Clutched at him savagely but could not harm him, Tried to work her fingers through the tighter Ring-woven mail on his breast, but tore and scratched in vain.
Beowulf was the strongest of the Geats-greater and stronger than anyone anywhere in this world (lines 110-111)

Oedipus- The horrible truth comes out that Oedipus has fulfilled the prophecy of the oracle, killed his father and married his mother.
(Lines 41-45) This you did in virtue of no knowledge we could give you, in virtue of no teaching; it was God that aided you(Oedipus), men say, and you are held with God’s assistance to have saved our lives(Thebes).

Oedipus

# data[].attributes.body
(Beowulf’s)“My people have said , the wiser, most knowing and best of them, that my duty was to go to the Danes Great Kings” line 149-151 Briana .L

“Beowulf you have come to us in friendship,and because of the reception your father found at our court”
Line 191-192 Briana L

(Oedipus) “I will bring this to light again, King Phoebus fittlingly took this care about the dead.......
Line 161-165 Briana Lewis

“ Then the best counsel vexes me, and has for some while “ line 1220-1221 Briana.L

# data[].attributes.headline
Trait 5: National Heroism , Deanna Grace

# data[].attributes.subject
Trait 5: National Heroism , Deanna Grace

# data[].attributes.body
Beowulf:
“Beowulf, Higlaf’s follower and the strongest ... – greater and stronger than anywhere in this world” [line 109-111]

“Of their dead king and his greatness, his glory, praising him for heroic deeds ... as noble as his name” [line 887-889]

Oedipus:
“O ruler of my country “ [line 13]

“Now Oedipus, Greatest is all men’s eyes, here falling at your feet we all entreat you” [line 46-47]

# data[].attributes.body
Mea Thomas & Kemar Graham

Beowulf - "The bravest and best of the Geats, fourteen In all, and led them to their down to their boat; He know the sea, would point the prow
Straight to that distant Danish shore...Prologue (the sentence in the italics but I do not think that count
Line:121-124
Oedipus - "When I heard this I fled, and in the days that followed I would measure from the stars the whereabouts so of Corinth- yes I fled to somewhere where I should not see fulfilled the infamies told in the dreadful oracle."
Lines: 925-931
or
"You came and by your coming saved our city, freed us from the tribute which we paid of old to the Sphinx, cruel singer"
Lines: 39-41