Why would beowulf be considered a perfect medieval knight? he agreed to a king. he was the strongest living man. he willingly took a long journey to protect a king. he was determined to confront a dangerous creature.

The right answer is "he was determined to confront a dangerous creature."

The poem depicting the life of the homonymous hero in the title, and can also be divided into three parts, in fact in three clashes: the first counter-monster called Grendel, who terrified the Danes and their king, Hrohtgar; the second against Grendel's mother, who sought revenge for the death of her son; and the third, separated from the first two by long years, and the fight that Beowulf fights against a dragon, in which, in spite of being victorious, his wounds lead him to death.

Beowulf is a great medieval knight, who possesses a supernatural strength, and although he is always surrounded by his faithful knights, he performs his great feats alone, without their help. All the glory and virtue then concentrated on him, and there is no one else responsible for the salvation of the Danes, if not he