Beowulf, Part 38: riassunto
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In XXXVIII Wiglaf Plunders the Dragon’s Lair.—Beowulf’s Death, Wiglaf brings treasure from the cavern to his dying lord, who thanks God for the wealth gained for his people. Beowulf orders a coastal burial mound, gives Wiglaf his ornaments and armor, identifies him as their family’s last survivor, and dies.
Cosa succede
- Wounded and tired, Wiglaf enters the barrow and finds ancient treasures beneath a shining golden banner.
- He carries vessels and the banner back to Beowulf, anxious to find his lord alive.
- Wiglaf washes Beowulf with water, and the dying king speaks after seeing the treasure.
- Beowulf thanks God, asks that his warriors receive support, and orders a high burial mound at Whale’s Ness.
- He gives Wiglaf ornaments and armor, names him their family’s last survivor, and dies.

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Beowulf identifies Wiglaf as his surviving kinsman. The statement connects his final gifts with the loss of his family.
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Where does Beowulf ask his men to build his burial mound?

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