        One of Beowulfs main characteristics is his ever present primp. To most protagonists their pride is usually explained by a friend or narrator. However, Beowulf is bingle who likes to show the whole world how important and valuable he is to them. Through out the chapters which we have read it seems as though the whole point in the book is to show despatch his strength. He presents himself before a stir with boasting and an showy manner of fighting.
        When Beowulf was a little boy he treasured to show his strength and entered a race with his friend Breeca. He knew that he would win with no effort at all, only if then, due to a storm, he lost his way. While Beowulf was hard to return to land he managed to kill nine sea monsters with his bare hands and still caught up to Brecca. He manifestly bragged to such an extent that everyone in Scandinavia knew about this race and the unfearing way he cleared the sea of evil. He, at this young age, had no need to think about death. All he thought about was shoot downishly having fun and proving himself to the spectators.
        When Beowulf fought with Grendel, the demon who was terrorizing Herot Hall, he came there boasting about how worthy he was to fight for Denmark.
The people accepted him as a deserving warrior and permitted him to do what ever he needed to rid them of Grendel. Beowulf wanted to fool Grendel into thinking that he was sleeping so that Grendel would try to kill him, but instead Beowulf would terminate him. That night Grendel did come and trim back right into Beowulfs trap. Beowulf had Grendel in his hands, but no matter how vigorous Beowulf was the demon escaped missing only an arm.
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