"Beowul Part Two" He saves a neighboring people from a monster, Grendel, eventually becomes the king of his own people, and dies defending them from a dragon.

--The Queen Speaks--

Then Wealhtheow came out

under a golden crown

to where the good men sat,

nephew and uncle (at that time

there was peaceableness between the two,

each still true to the other).

Unferth the spokes art object

sat at Hrothgars feet--

everyone considered him

brave in aliveness though

he had not been multifariousness to

his kin at the swords play.

Spoke then the coffin nail of the Danes:

Receive this cup,

my dear lord,

giver of treasure.

Be in joy,

gold friend of men,

and speak to these Geats

with kind words

as men should do.

Be gracious to the Geats

and mindful of the gifts

you choose from near and far.

A man said to me

that he would have

this warrior for a son.

Herot, the bright ring hall,

is purged. soften while you can

many rewards and leave

to your kin people and land

when you must go

to learn fates decree.

I crawl in my nephew Hrothulf

willing keep his honor

if you, king of the Danes,

leave this world earlier that he.

I know Hruthulf will remember

what we two wish

and the kindness we showed

when he was a child.

Wealhtheow turned then

to the patio where her sons

were, Hrethric and Hrothmund,

children of warriors,

the youth together.

There the good ones sat,

Beowulf of the Geats

and the two brothers.

To him the cup was carried

and friendship offered in words.

Wound gold was kindly bestowed:

two arm ornaments, shirts

of mail, rings, and the largest

neck ring I have heard

tell of on the earth.

I have not heard

of any greater hoard-treasures

under the throw since

Hama carried away

to his bright fortress

the necklace of the Brosings.

He fled a treacherous quarrel

from the king of the East Goths

with...

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