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It's Epic
My Hero
Superhuman
Abilities are above and beyond a regular human's capacity.
Can handle deeds that require tremendous strength and amazing courage.
Superhuman
Nobleman
A person (man) of high status, such as a king, prince, etc.
Not typically a commoner.
Nobleman
Ramblin' Man
Heads to foreign locations to battle evil.
This marks them as selfless (they are battling for someone outside their inner circle).
Champ
Typically an established warrior.
This isn't his first rodeo.
Champ
Cultural Legend
You've gotta win your homeland before anybody else summons you.
Cultural Legend
Humble's the Name
He's not "in it to win it." His great deeds are done because they need to be, not because he needs recognition.
Humble's the Name
Friends & Foes are Out of This World
Both enemies and help come from supernatural realms.
Friends & Foes are Out of This World
By Anon
IDK who "The Poet" is.
Listen up whilst I read ya some facts.
By Anon
Da Poem
Epic Poem = A lengthy narrative with an admireable hero.
Da Poem
Who's the hero?
Seek out information to depict the what the hero is really like.
Consider how the hero fights and what weapons he chooses. Does he have any significant strategies?
Who's the hero?
Let the Ceremony Begin
Ceremony is a big deal for Anglo-Saxons.
How is the hero rewarded after a victory? Consider this to identify what the poet finds valuable in life.
Let the Ceremony Begin
Gimme the Mic
Long, elborate speeches.
Communication through bragging
Address each other in depth to show density of identity.
Gimme the Mic
It's Tradition
Paralleling another character adds that extra oompf. In case you doubted the hero's ability.
<Casual name drop>
So my cousin was hanging at Chris Rock's house...
Important Imagery
Waste no time describing mundane items.
Whenever the poet goes into detail, there's more than meets the eye.
Important Imagery
Syntax People
Translator's try to be kind. Look for parts of complete sentences.
Sometimes the poet just goes on a repetitive rant.
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Adorn
Gable
Scop
Baleful
Thane
Moors
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Wanton
Nicor
Carouse
Hew
Fain
Stalwarts
Prow
Stealth
Kindred
Byrnies
Mien
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Mettlesome
Hoary
Despoiled
Heed
Plight
Fetter
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deluge
dominion
imprudent
wrought
blithesome
malice