In a 2018 novel, this character is reimagined into two teenage boys who fall in love and kiss as its narrator claims that “history is enough to make (10[1])a future.” This character (-5[1])is charged by a bull while stuck in a tree in a novel (10[2])that ends with him (-5[1])claiming to have “had an accident… so (10[1])may you all.” (10[2]-5[1])This character learns about the world from The Shaper (10[1])and an (10[2])omniscient (10[4])dragon in a novel (10[1]-5[1])by (-5[2])John Gardner. (10[10])A man (10[4])is discouraged (10[6]-5[1])from fighting this character (-5[1])by Unferth, (10[2])who (10[1])believes (10[3]-5[1])this (10[2])character (10[1])will (-5[1])win. (-5[3])A giant’s (-5[1])sword (10[1])melts (10[1])from the hilt (10[1]-5[1])after it is used to cut this (10[1])character’s head (10[2])from his corpse, which is taken (10[1])as a trophy (10[1])after the killing of his “monstrous (10[1])hell-bride” of a mother. (10[8])For 10 points, (10[3]-5[2])Beowulf (10[1]-5[2])first (10[3])defends Heorot (10[1])by fighting what (10[1])monster, (10[3])a “descendant (10[1])of Cain” who dies (10[1])after his arm is ripped (10[1])off? ■END■ (10[12]0[3])