The moral values are shown in "Hektor and Achilleus" and in "Beowulf" are honor, haughtiness, strength, glory, and pride. This is different from the religious values that revolved around humility and the ability to be altruistic.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Moral values are concepts adopted by a society that determines the correct and incorrect way in which citizens should act.
- Both in “Hektor and Achilleus” and in “Beowulf” these values are related to the positioning of a man and a hero in society.
- Both stories show moral values such as strength, arrogance towards enemies, honor, glory, courage, and pride.
- These characters show this by facing their greatest challenges, taking with them their moral convictions.
- However, these values were different from religious values, and in both stories, we can see that religious values were related to humility and the ability to be altruistic.
“Hektor and Achilleus” these religious values were shown in the way humans should behave with the gods, as this allowed the exaltation of the Greek gods, who would feel good and help humans. In "Beowulf" these concepts are shown with Christian elements, which reinforce the idea that God wants this behavior among his children.
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