1. Evidence #1 w/page number (young warrior): 
2. Evidence # 2 w/ page number(young warrior):

1. Evidence #1 w/page number (older king): 
2. Evidence # 2 w/ page number(older king):

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   Evidence #1 w/page number (young warrior): “‘It was you who told me that fighting Grendel was like fighting the sea itself,’ he said, ‘ Well, then, who ever took a sword to the ocean,’” (Nye 80).
2. Evidence # 2 w/ page number(young warrior):”He saw that beowulf had left his sword stuck in the top of the mound. It shone in the sunlight like a cross.” (Nye 24).
   
   

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   Evidence #1 w/page number (older king): “‘If swords are any use, then’   ‘They aren’t,” said Beowulf”(Nye 95).

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   Evidence #1 (young warrior): “‘‘Please don’t think of me as some sort of saint. That would make me as monstrous as Grendel, although in the other direction’” (Nye 76). 
2.       Evidence # 2 (young warrior): “‘Listen, Unferth, and I will tell you something. You think that bad brings forth bad only, and that the good man should hold apart from it. I suggest that things aren’t so simple, so black and white. Even the wickedest person can do good for someone. The truly good man finds good where he can.’” (Nye 28).
   
   

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   Evidence #1 (older king): “Beowulf winked one watery eye. ‘Perhaps it’s better that nobody should just now,’ he said. ‘Tell them what you like, the ones out there, remember the world will need to be a little older before it understands this last exploit of Beowulf. Yes, and all the others too! Meanwhile, it must have an ordinary kind of hero to believe in…’ “(Nye 102). 
2. Evidence # 2 (older king): “Long live any monarch who learns to speak of mercy, pity and peace while still in his mother’s arms. People, behold your king! Beowulf will uphold and protect him as long as he lives!”    (Nye 86).
   
   

1. “ I am Beowulf son of Ecgtheow. I am Beowulf the one sun seeker I am Beowulf,who killed Grendal .(nye 69)

2. “ Grendel,” he cried,” Grendel, child of Cain come down into Heorot. I am Beowulf, son of Ecgtheow. I am Beowulf, not afraid of you. I am Beowulf, come to kill you!(Nye 38)

 1.“Beowulf silenced them all with a wave of his hand. He might be an old man, but he still carried authority. ‘I will go against the firedrake,’ he said. (Nye 94)

2. “...´The firedrake will pay for what it has done-not only with its life, but with the gold it keeps watch over. What good does gold do, buried in the Earth?When we have killed the creature, we will use the treasure to build again each dwelling that is gone.´”(Nye 96)