"In this Modern Era - Beowulf and the 13th Warrior"

This is an essay in which I compare Beowulf to the 13th Warrior. There are many parallels between the two wrks. It shows that we still use ideas today that were present hundreds of years ago. The use of language, archetypes, and imagery are prevalent to explain the relationship between the adaptation and the original work. Questions:Do you see any other parallels not covered within the paper? What common thematic views are seen in …

…th Warrior and Beowulf display many cross-functional similarities in terms of analytical technique which truly unites the two works. Both works tell a story about a man who must overcome adversity in hopes of saving lives of his fellow man. Through bravery and courage Beowulf and Bulvei are able to continuously live on after their deaths. It is through the use of imagery, archetypes, and language that these two compositions can be so easily comparable.