Beowulf: resumen de Part 6
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In VI Beowulf Introduces Himself at the Palace, Beowulf and his companions reach the royal hall, where he identifies himself and requests permission to explain his purpose to Hrothgar. Wulfgar carries their request to the king and recommends a friendly welcome because their appearance suggests courage and worth.
Qué sucede
- The warriors approach the palace in armor, rest their shields against its wall, and turn toward the benches.
- A Danish warrior asks their origins and praises their courageous bearing.
- Beowulf identifies himself and his companions as Higelac’s followers and asks to speak with Hrothgar.
- Wulfgar promises to consult the king and bring back his answer.
- Wulfgar approaches Hrothgar among his noblemen and urges him to grant the visitors a friendly audience.
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Wulfgar distinguishes the visitors from threatening outsiders. His favorable judgment supports his recommendation that Hrothgar receive them.
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What does Wulfgar urge Hrothgar to do?
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