Beowulf: The Three Monsters of the Middle Ages In the epic narrative, Beowulf, three monsters of the Middle Ages represent the evil that has affected humanity from the being of time, and will continue to affect man to the end of time. All of these horrible creatures are slaughtered by men of incredible strength and courage. The first creature, Grendel, is killed by a man named Beowulf who is well known for his success in defeating villains. The second creature, Grendell’s mother, is also defeated by Beowulf. The last monster is a fire-breathing dragon that Beowulf attempted to kill, but the attack resulted in the death of himself. Instead the dragon is killed by Wiglaf, a warrior under Beowulf. The significance of each of the creatures in this epic novel teaches an important lesson on the behavior of humankind. Through Beowulf, it can be seen that humankind is ....

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