Reread Hrothgar's speech in lines 191–225. What values are reflected in his recollection of his relationship with Beowulf's father and of the efforts of his followers to stop Grendel? Support your response with evidence from the text.

Hrothgar's speech emits values such as peace, friendship, bravery and loyalty.

Explanation:

When interpreting Hrothgar's speech, we can see that he reminds Beowulf of the success for the peace established in his kingdom. He is not blinded by Beowulf, but he is extremely grateful, happy and privileged to meet a warrior so brave and strong, capable of buying a fight from a people that was not his, and winning it. For all these achievements, Hrothgar shows an intense relationship of loyalty between him and Beowulf and the desire that the friendship between them will last and remain alive through the years.