Beowulf Learning Guide: Table of Contents
IntroductionAnalysisSymbolism, Imagery, AllegoryThe Sea, the Mere, and Water ImageryHeorot Hall, Mead-HallsSwordsSettingNarrator Point of ViewGenreToneWriting StyleWhat's Up With the Title?What's Up With the Ending?Plot AnalysisBooker's Seven Basic Plots Analysis: Overcoming the MonsterThree Act Plot AnalysisTriviaSteaminess RatingAllusionsBrief SummaryLines 1-300Lines 301-606Lines 607-914Lines 915-1231Lines 1232-1496Lines 1497-1812Lines 1813-2100Lines 2101-2396Lines 2397-2711Lines 2712-3182CharactersBeowulfBeowulf TimelineGrendelGrendel TimelineKing HrothgarKing Hrothgar TimelineWiglafUnferthAeschereBeowBrecaEcgtheowGrendel's MotherHalfdaneHeardredHeorogar, Halga, and their sisterHerebeald and HaethcynHrethelHrethric, Hrothmund, and FreawaruHygdHygelacOnelaOngentheowShield SheafsonWealhtheowWulf and EoforStudy QuestionsCharacter Roles (Protagonist, Antagonist...)Protagonist