Beowulf

"Faster than a sea monster! Stronger than a demon! More powerful than a dragon! It's… Beowulf, a  medieval Geatish warrior willing to take on any challenge in order to make a name for himself" Beowulf is part of a tribe called the Geats – his specific branch is named the "Weather-Geats" – a medieval band of warriors living in the area that today is the nation of Sweden.

Major Events

 * Beowulf, with a group of Geatish warriors, sails across the sea to the land of the Danes to help King Hrothgar defeat the demon Grendel.
 * Beowulf is graciously recieved by King Hrothgar and Queen Wealhtheow, who greatfully accept his help.
 * Beowulf goes to sleep after the feast, but in his absence Heorot is attacked again by Grendel's mother.
 * When Grendel attacks Herot Hall, Beowulf meets him in hand to hand combat. Beowulf tears off the arm of the fiend.
 * Beowulf receives additional gifts and thanks from King Hrothgar.
 * Beowulf goes to rest after the feast, but in his absence Herot was attack by the Grendel's Mother.
 * He tracks Grendel's Mother to her lair in a cave under a lake and kills her with a sword he found.
 * Beowulf returns to the surface with the head of Grendel and the hilt of the sword that killed Grendel's Mother.
 * Beowulf recieves additional gifts and thanks from the King.
 * He and his followers return to Geatland.
 * Beowulf presents the gifts he has recieved from Hrothgar to Hygelac.
 * After Hygelac and his kinsmen are killed in battle, Beowulf becomes the king of the Geats and reigns for fifty years.
 * When he hears about a marauding dragon, Beowulf suspects that he will die fighting it. Beowulf tracks down the dragon to its lair and fights it with the help of his follower, Wiglaf.

Beowulf's Death
Beowulf like most great heroes faces his death. After defeating the Dragon he is mortally wounded and faces death, but before he dies he give his necklace and some items to Wiglaf.