This poem includes fifty lines entitled as The Finnesburg Fragment.
This poem includes fifty lines entitled as The Finnesburg Fragment. This poem also includes characters such as Fitela, whose valor is compared to the titular character. In this work, the titular character uses his powerful grip to crush the Frankish warrior Daeghraefn; however he loses a swimming marathon to the Prince of the Brondings known as Breca. In this poem, Wiglaf is appointed the successor of the titular character and Unferth lends the titular character the sword Hrunting before a battle against the antagonist's mother. The titular protagonist saves Hrothgar's hall, for 10 points, from the monstrous Grendel in this Old English epic poem.
This poem includes fifty lines entitled as The Finnesburg Fragment.
Beowulf