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Essay / The value system in Beowulf - 508
In fact, money was less important than the effective fulfillment of the parent's duty. “It is better for a man to avenge his friend than to weep much” – Beowulf asserts firmly, reiterating the weight attached to moral responsibilities rather than attention to materialistic possessions. They were highly valued - the treasures won in battles improved well-being, but rather it was a common factor uniting warriors spiritually and allowing them to fully realize their