Beowulf came into a kingdom in peril and defeated three monsters, which by no one else could be stopped. The three monsters were, Grendel, Grendel's mother, and a dragon, and neither of these monsters could be stopped. Even though it was evident that he would probably die and with the dragon he did, Beowulf never even tried to back down from a challenge. Seafarer really did not have anyone in peril to save, for he was swept off to sea. He felt sorrow, fear, and pain, but he never went or stayed at home. Beowulf always went back home after his even when the battle was far away. Seafarer's and Beowulf's focus were both on God and depended their survival on his will.
             Beowulf and Seafarer both believed in fate whenever they were going to put their lives in peril. Both guys were brave in their own way, Beowulf when he knew he was going to die, kept fighting the dragon. Seafarer, whenever he was going out to sea would always went out there. Beowulf was very boastful when he came to fight and Seafarer acted the same way when he was first telling of his adventures at sea. Both parties demonstrated fear as well, Beowulf was afraid when Grendel's mother was defeating him and Seafarer was always afraid before and while he was at sea.
             Seafarer was more religious of the two men, because Beowulf only believed in mostly fate and Seafarer believed more in God. When it came to their occupation in getting into danger, Beowulf was a warrior and Seafarer was more of a seaman. Beowulf was involved in three major battles, but Seafarer only went out to sea and was faced with dangers there. When it came to facing danger, Beowulf went into battle because he wanted all the glory. Seafarer went into the face of danger in a humble and understanding manner, not really caring about the glory.
             Throughout both stories, you can see examples of both men having the attitude of being a hero to being a fearful person in the way. Although, at the...