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How does Beowulf fight the dragon, does he receive help, and from whom
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How does Beowulf fight the dragon, does he receive help, and from whom

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Beowulf strikes the dragon in the head with his great sword Naegling, but the sword snaps and breaks. The dragon lands a bite on Beowulf's neck, and blood begins to flow.

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