What is the main conflict in Beowulf?

Question

qwertty123 · Answer

Here:
major conflict. The poem essentially consists of three parts. There are three central conflicts: Grendel's domination of Heorot Hall; the vengeance of Grendel's mother after Grendel is slain; and the rage of the dragon after a thief steals a treasure that it has been guarding. 
-Google

anonymous · Answer

the options are  
  greed versus evil          
good versus evil       
 peace versus unrest           
love versus hatred

qwertty123 · Answer

I am not sure since I haven't read this story but from the information above what do you think?

anonymous · Answer

i was thinking good vs evil

qwertty123 · Answer

@MissSmartiez What you think?

qwertty123 · Answer

To be honest I don't know since I haven't read that story before. Sorry...

anonymous · Answer

ok thanks!

misssmartiez · Answer

Honestly, I haven't heard of this story, however, let me conduct research.

misssmartiez · Answer

"Beowulf" is an Old English -- or Anglo-Saxon -- epic poem about the heroic deeds of the title character, a Geat leader and warrior. Conflict is the struggle the characters must overcome in order to succeed. A reader could say the main conflict in "Beowulf" is good vs. evil, but this epic actually does not have a single central conflict: It has three." http://education.seattlepi.com/central-conflict-beowulf-5791.html

qwertty123 · Answer

Same. Yes I agree Good vs. Evil! :D Great Job! :)

misssmartiez · Answer

^
So I agree <3,

anonymous · Answer

thank you

likeabossssssss · Answer

@keelss  plz close this wen u r done with the question