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1. How does the way in which fate affects Oedipus differ to Beowulf's response to the idea that the battle has been decided before it has been fought? 2. In light of Beowulf's attitude toward fate, what does the narrator of Beowulf suggest all men's attitudes should be toward their fate?

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