After the Grendel and the Bog Witch incident, Beowulf was ready to kick back and relax... and he did! He was made king of an ...

For instance, Beowulf prepares to fight the dragon: The ring-collector was too ... Unlike many in the art world, we are not beholden to large corporations or billionaires. Our journalism is ...

Finally, an aged Beowulf, who has become king of the Geats, confronts a third enemy—a dragon. The poem is replete ... the poem as a coherent work of art and not just an artifact passed on ...

And finally there is a fire-breathing, treasure-hoarding dragon, in whose lair Beowulf eventually meets his downfall. The Beowulf story is so strange, so elemental, that it has spun off a ...

Narrator: Beowulf and the dragon fight to the death ... However, the skill of Anglo-Saxon art, metal-work and manuscripts does not suggest a ‘dark age’ at all. Archaeology is revealing ...

and a dragon. As we are free to sip our mead, or blue martinis, from the Oberon bar, the BB&B aim is clearly to demystify “Beowulf,” to shift its focus from Apollonian interpretation to ...

A pivotal scene in the third act has the story’s hero Beowulf, portrayed by Ray Winstone, confronting the dragon, who happens to be his son. The dragon features Winstone’s eyes, and its ...

However, Beowulf now comes with a trigger warning, as the dragon-slaying epic is included among poems flagged for “animal cruelty” and “ableism”. Myths and legends from the Middle Ages ...

What have they done to Beowulf, everyone’s least favorite Old English epic about a hero’s battles with a monster, the monster’s mother and an annoying dragon who turns up 50 years later?